29 Putting It All Together

Using everything we’ve explored throughout the course, we’ll put it all together and dive deep into song application! In this lesson, you’ll learn further strategies and tips on how to craft a journey in a song, both by learning to understand (and embrace!) your unique vocal sound and style, as well as discerning what is best for each moment in worship! This lesson also marks the final “Master Your Voice” Checkpoint — learn more or submit Checkpoint #7 here.

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Dustin Keele September 24, 2021

Love the way this ties a bow on the end of Master Your Voice!

Charmaine Brown October 1, 2021

Awesome! Glad you enjoyed it!

Dmsc22 March 28, 2020

I love being able to see everything we have learned come together. I love the thought of leading people through a journey to find Jesus, through music. And that journey needs to be worked on and fine tuned, and planned out. We can’t lead people where we haven’t been, so preparing the details of a some is loving God, talking care of our gift, and loving people enough to practice and work on our instruments, not wing it.

Charmaine Brown March 28, 2020

Beautiful! So true!

Juliana S. March 13, 2020

I am… overwhelmed. This course was such a package! Definitely the most challenging MYV for me. Because of the diverse content? Maybe… Also, I do not usually worship in English, so I had to listen to dozens of new songs during the course (nice experience). I like how it all clicks together in this lesson, that we can try every little skill in practice. The puzzle is complete. I am looking forward to practising further in next months. My head is about to explode but I will tidy up soon and enjoy the new knowledge/skills with a clear mind. ? Thank you, Charmaine!

Charmaine Brown March 17, 2020

Haha, I know it’s a lot! But it’s definitely intended not as a “one-time” thing, but to revisit these techniques and keep working on them! Glad you’ve enjoyed the lessons!

Borampalma March 12, 2020

A lightbulb for me is when you talked about God’s intended voice for you. God’s intended voice for me will come about through hard work, and He is faithful to his plans for me. It was also encouraging when you said not to be intimidated. It’d be easy to feel overwhelmed thinking through all the things we covered in this course, so I was relieved when you said eventually it will come naturally. I’ll work on the Doxology to start, but I’m looking forward to applying the concepts to songs that I lead in the future. As I work on it, it’s been challenging keeping track of the measures of the large spaces while singing ad libs. It’s like I’m singing and counting in my head at the same time.

Charmaine Brown March 17, 2020

Thanks for sharing your lightbulb moments! I hear ya—that is challenging at first but the more you practice, the less it will feel like “work” to multi-task!

Molly March 11, 2020

I like how you touch on everything that we’ve been learning through this course. It’s a good refresher. I watched part of this while working out at the gym and just wanted to burst out singing! I’d like to apply this to “I am who you say I am” but I feel like I need to practice the doxology first.

Charmaine Brown March 17, 2020

Glad you enjoyed the lesson!

29 Putting It All Together

Doxology by Thomas Ken

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