Comments on: Do loops leave any room for spontaneity in worship? http://www.ourrisingsound.com/2009/01/13/do-loops-leave-any-room-for-spontaneity-in-worship/ Where music, culture and worship meet. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 01:30:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Mike Mahoney http://www.ourrisingsound.com/2009/01/13/do-loops-leave-any-room-for-spontaneity-in-worship/comment-page-1/#comment-5480 Mike Mahoney Tue, 13 Jan 2009 21:28:20 +0000 http://www.ourrisingsound.com/?p=674#comment-5480 I think anyone who's been to a David Crowder Band concert would say "yes!" to your question. While we do not use them, I can imagine times when they would come in handy, especially with a small band. F'rinstance, if I had rhythm loops, I could do more lead lines. I think anyone who’s been to a David Crowder Band concert would say “yes!” to your question.

While we do not use them, I can imagine times when they would come in handy, especially with a small band. F’rinstance, if I had rhythm loops, I could do more lead lines.

]]> By: Pastor Aaron http://www.ourrisingsound.com/2009/01/13/do-loops-leave-any-room-for-spontaneity-in-worship/comment-page-1/#comment-5479 Pastor Aaron Tue, 13 Jan 2009 21:05:20 +0000 http://www.ourrisingsound.com/?p=674#comment-5479 strong points... I totally agree with "Planned Spontaneity." I think this doctrine would help in more areas then just music! 1 other addition to this point... I think that spontaneity SOMETIMES (not all the time) comes from a lack of prayerful preparation. I think real spontaneity comes when you have put in prayer and preparation. I am just tired of hearing musicians say we will just get up there and let it flow.... and in some way they think that is the only way the Holy Spirit can move is in the lack of preparation. NOW to balance that... I do not want you to think that I do not like it when the Holy Spirit messes with our plans. I am down for it but I do not think it happens as much as some people do. anywhoo.... I think LCC has benifited because of your Planned Spontaneity... great questions and great discussion. strong points… I totally agree with “Planned Spontaneity.” I think this doctrine would help in more areas then just music!
1 other addition to this point… I think that spontaneity SOMETIMES (not all the time) comes from a lack of prayerful preparation. I think real spontaneity comes when you have put in prayer and preparation. I am just tired of hearing musicians say we will just get up there and let it flow…. and in some way they think that is the only way the Holy Spirit can move is in the lack of preparation. NOW to balance that… I do not want you to think that I do not like it when the Holy Spirit messes with our plans. I am down for it but I do not think it happens as much as some people do.

anywhoo…. I think LCC has benifited because of your Planned Spontaneity… great questions and great discussion.

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