Join Center Director Brian Hehn for a presentation on why the “traditional/contemporary” divide just doesn’t make sense. We’ll spend the first half of the session talking about how we go into using this pesky dichotomy, and then we’ll explore ways of expanding beyond it. You’ll come away with new vocabulary for talking about congregational song as well as some great new songs to try out with your congregation.
Date: Monday, September 28th, 2020
Time: 3PM Eastern (60 to 90 minutes)
Location: Zoom Webinar
Cost: Free (registration required)
Brian is an inspiring song-leader equally comfortable leading an acapella...
Brian is an inspiring song-leader equally comfortable leading an acapella singing of “It Is Well” as he is drumming and dancing to “Sizohamba Naye” Experienced using a variety of genres and instrumentations, he has lead worship for Baptists, Roman Catholics, United Methodists, Presbyterians, and many more across the US and Canada He received his Bachelor of Music Education from Wingate University, his Master of Sacred Music from Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University, and is certified in children’s church music (K-12) by Choristers Guild He has articles published on sacred music and congregational song in multiple journals and co-authored two books under the title “All Hands In” published by Choristers Guild While working for The Hymn Society as the Director of The Center for Congregational Song he also serves as adjunct professor of church music at Wingate University in Wingate, North Carolina Brian lives in Baltimore, Maryland, with his wife, Eve, and son, Jakob