St. Michael’s Set List 10/21/07

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8 responses to “St. Michael’s Set List 10/21/07”

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   joannmski

   October 21, 2007

   Hey Joel, do you have the words to “I Will Dance” by Deacon Brett Crompton? Was done at the 2002 Gathering of Champions Laudate get together?

   Trying to find them for tomorrow morning…thanks 🙂

2. 

   joannmski

   October 21, 2007

   Never mind, we “estimated” it.

3. 

   erzsi1113

   October 21, 2007

   My favorite part, as it often is, was the Recessional this morning. I feel the funky/bluesy sounds coming on — LOVE IT!!!! It’s an awesome way to end the service.

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   drewjpowell

   October 21, 2007

   this is a great mix of music. do you do all of this in one service?

5. 

   klampert

   October 21, 2007

   Joannmski: i actual do have that somewhere….how was your service?

   Liz: yeah I love rockin out in the recessional…and I think what we do with let the praises ring is cooler than the original.

   Drew: thanks man…we do it all in a 1.5 hour service…some of the music is within communion.

6. 

   joannmski

   October 22, 2007

   Well, this is what we went with. Is it right?

   I Will Dance

   Refrain:
   I will dance
   Under the Son,
   Yes I will
   I will dance
   Under the Son

   Cause me to know Your ways
   Cause me to seek Your face
   Help me to do Your will
   You are my God

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   klampert

   October 22, 2007

   thats it all right./.
   id love to see what songs you guys are doing each week..

8. 

   Darren

   October 23, 2007

   Church of the Holy Spirit
   Stephens City, VA

   Pre-Processional:
   Abba Father, Send Your Spirit

   Processional:
   Crown Him with Many Crowns

   Gradual:
   Holy Ground

   Praise:
   Your Praise Will Never Cease
   I Stand in Awe
   Jude Doxology
   You are my All in All

   Communion:
   God and Man at Table are Sat Down

   Recessional:
   Holy, Holy, Holy

   The pre-processional was a song that I’d never heard before. Very simple words:
   Abba Father, Send Your Spirit, Glory Jesus Christ, Glory, alleluia, Jesus Christ; Glory, alleluia, Jesus Christ. Music not to my taste, but very easy to learn.

   For the processional, I did some syncopated rhythm rather than just a straight beat. It added to the effectiveness, I think.

   The praise set went really well except for the last song, which is done in a round format. Unfortunately, the other lead singer and I did not communicate well, so we ended up trying to sing different verses at a time when we were supposed to be singing unison. Oh, well.