DAy ONE DAy TwO - Gospel Light Bible Baptist

Two Dates and Locations to Choose From!
Day One
August 5–6 (Thursday-Friday)
Bethel Baptist Church
August 9–10 (Monday-Tuesday)
Bethel Baptist Church
200 North Roselle Road • Schaumburg, IL 60194
10:00-10:50 a.m.
754 East Rockhill Road • Sellersville, PA 18960
A Life-Changing Music Ministry Experience!
GIVE your STAFF a
musical MAKEOVER!
ors!
★ Excursions with 16 music educat
★ Discover new ideas!
★ Seek out fresh musical creations!
★ Revolutionize your ministry!
★ Great Bible preaching!
★ Intensive training sessions!
★ Interactive demonstrations!
★ Receive a bookbag filled
with free music!
★ Put a new face on your choir!
1:00-1:50 p.m.
3:00-3:50 p.m.
CONDUCTORS—Experience productive choral
rehearsals and observe dynamic leadership with
Ron Hamilton, Frank Garlock, Warren Cook, Russell
Shelley, and Matt Whitcomb! GET A MAKEOVER!
Find what thousands of leaders have discovered at
MusiCollege!
PASTORS—Rand Hummel in IL and Jeff Redlin in
PA join us for heart-warming encouragement and
inspiration to lead your ministry to the next level
of service.
Teen Choir is Back by popular demand! Teen
delegates, age 14 and above, may join the teen
choir for special workshops including techniques
for the developing voice. Adult delegates are
welcome to observe the teen choir conducted by
Matthew Whitcomb.
Bring your instrument for new hands-on
orchestra and instrumental workshops (intermediate and above)! The orchestra will be conducted by
Matt Whitcomb at 7 pm on the first night.
get Finale training with experienced
music software expert, Alan Lohr.
The handbells are ringing again!
Join the choir, and learn tried and proven ringing techniques with Alan Lohr.
Make your
reservations today!
Call 1-800-334-1071
Patch the Pirate Club—
Come find out what’s new!!
Christiane emory
An overview of the materials and staff
needed for setting up a new club! A presentation of the exciting new features
for seasoned club crews!
The Great Sound Makeover—
Church Sound Excellence
Gary Emory
All the ingredients for successful
church sound. Examples and training
to help you understand the what and
why of church sound excellence.
The Nature of Music—101
Frank Garlock
God created music with a
uniquely designed nature.
Learn of the beauty in the
glorious gift of music.
Essentials of an
Outstanding Music Director
Ron Hamilton
The essential qualities of an outstanding music director. Practical
ideas and proven techniques for a
vital choral ministry at your church.
Hymnplaying Basics:
Keys, Intervals, Chords
Shelly Hamilton
What are the chordal
basics you should know
to improvise and why?
Ladies’ Lab Choir
BRENDA KEEN
The art of singing for the
female voice! Ladies, come
to sing and understand the
basic working of your treble
instrument.
Finale—101
ALAN LOHR
Getting started with Finale. A
tutorial on how to get started
using the program. Helpful hints
for note entry, expressions, and
revealing the power of the program.
Understanding Copyright
RALPH KEEN III
Maintain Christian integrity
and testimony by understanding the boundaries of
copyright law.
Handbell Choir—101
ALAN LOHR
Learn basic techniques of ringing handbells through drills,
exercises, and music. Includes
resources and information in
starting a handbell choir.
Congregational Playing—101
FAYE LOPEZ
This class explores how to fill in a
basic hymn to support congregational
singing—using chordal inversions and
scalewise movement. Participants may
play in class for critique.
Church Keyboard Master Class
FAYE LOPEZ
Students may play congregational
hymns, original or printed offertories
in class for critique. Sign-up necessary.
Limit 5 participants.
Voice Master Class
Singing on the Breath
RUSSELL SHELLEY
Creating tone that clearly rides
on the breath is a joy to achieve
and a blessing to hear.
What good is a choir without music?
MATTHEW WHITCOMB
How to program music, where to find
it, and what to do with it after you’ve
got it.
Exciting Piano Repertoire
JEAN COOK
Revitalize your teaching with
the latest piano repertoire to
achieve good overall technique and literature coverage
for your students.
Rehearsal Techniques
WARREN COOK
Do more than learn the
score; teach the singers
to sing. Basic rehearsal
strategies to help the
choir thrive!
Facility Design and Updates
GARY Emory
Careful planning & execution
help to create effective solutions
for your church sound, lighting,
and video. New digital, highdefinition technologies!
Bloom Where You’re Planted
Flora Jean Garlock
We don’t always get to choose
our location in life. Mrs. Garlock
tells of the gift you can give yourself by learning to “bloom where
you’re planted.” For ladies only.
Music in the Bible—101
Frank Garlock
An overview of the history of music in the Bible.
What does the Bible say
about the importance of
music in worship?
Exciting Congregational
Playing (Advanced)
Shelly Hamilton
Learn techniques to incorporate the whole keyboard
and add vitality to your
congregational playing.
The Curse of Discontentment
RAND HUMMEL (Illinois only)
When will you be satisfied with
what you have and realize that
God is more than enough? The
curse of discontentment poisons every relationship in life.
The Dangers of Serving People
JEFF REDLIN (Pennsylvania only)
The dangers of serving people
are real, but the power for serving
Christ comes from a limitless supply.
This session presents a “sustainable”
model for ministry.
The “Golden Mean” of the Voice
RUSSELL SHELLEY
The “Golden Mean” puts your best voice
forward through the entire range and
on all the vowels. Singers who are consistently pleasant throughout the range
are afforded wonderful possibilities.
Teen Choir
MATTHEW WHITCOMB
Teens, come and enjoy singing in
your own choir. Along the way, learn
more about your developing voice.
Observers welcome!
Panic-free Performing
JEAN COOK
Learn tips to give you confidence and control so that you
can present meaningful special
music for worship.
Beginning
Conducting—102
WARREN COOK
Add to your conducting—
gestures for cues, releases,
and dynamics.
4:00-4:40 pm
MUSICAL SHOWCASE
& MINISTRY WRAP-UP
Ron Hamilton &
JEFF REDLIN/Pennsylvania
RAND HUMMEL/Ilinois
7:00--9:00 pm
CONCERT CHOIR REHEARSAL
RON HAMILTON, FRANK GARLOCK, WARREN COOK, and RUSSELL SHELLEY
Rehearse with the conductors. Experience first hand the proven strategies for successful and dynamic
rehearsals. Sing in the concert choir, and prepare for the closing concert.
Childrens’ Music Quest—
Christiane emory
Rearing your child in music from the
cradle up. How to instill positive appetites in musical taste. Create a tight
family bond with the joy of music! Fun
motivators to keep ‘em going!
A Dramatic Facelift
Gary Emory
Great ideas for a dynamic drama
ministry. Creative presentations
that reach people with the Gospel.
A practical approach to making
the most of Majesty’s musicals.
The Nature of Music—102
Frank Garlock
A continuation of aspects
of the uniquely designed
nature of music.
Handbell Choir—102
ALAN LOHR
Continue ringing and
adding more advanced
skills through music.
Vocal Warm-ups
BRENDA KEEN
Learn vocal warm-ups to build a
good choral program. This class
will include technical applications for soloists and choirs.
Piano Accompanying
shelly Hamilton
How to develop a piano
accompaniment for vocalists
and instrumentalists.
Keyboard Arranging
FAYE LOPEZ
Basic principles of keyboard
arranging for sacred solos and
offertories will be presented
and illustrated.
7:00 pm
ORCHESTRA REHEARSAL
MATTHEW WHITCOMB
For instrumentalists intermediate and above! Bring your instrument and join the orchestra! Learn to work together and bring out the most in the music.
Voiced Consonants
RUSSELL SHELLEY
Yes, voiced consonants have pitch
and need time to speak. A voice with
pitched voiced consonants has, by
default, resonance that welcomes
many listeners.
Clean It Up
MATTHEW WHITCOMB
Thoughts and tips behind the
nebulous choral term, “ensemble.”
Uncover secrets that will bring
quick and permanent improvement
to your choir or vocal group.
Don’t forget to stop by the Majesty Music resource tables and
pick up the latest in quality Christian music for your ministry!
Resource tables are open before and after each session as well as for the
evening choir rehearsal and Graduation Concert.
Day Two
TECHNICAL SOUND OPERATORS—Develop your
skill with a professional consultant in church sound,
lighting, and A/V— Gary Emory.
PATCH THE PIRATE CLUB is in the classroom with
the NEW kung phooey kid CURRICULUM and
motivational instructors Ron and Shelly Hamilton
and Gary and Christiane Emory!
Beginning Conducting—101
WARREN COOK
Learn the basics for a clean,
effective choral conducting
style as we explore the posture, patterns, and planes
of conducting.
Today you can attend any workshop. Customize your MusiCollege experience by attending a workshop from
any of our knowledgeable instructors. If you wish, you may attend an entire track on one or two topics.
Morning Chapel
JEFF REDLIN/Pennsylvania, RAND HUMMEL/Ilinois
2:00-2:50 p.m. CONCERT REHEARSAL The conductors rehearse for the concert. Discover choral techniques from seasoned choral conductors and church music directors.
8:00 a.m.
Continental Breakfast
10:00-10:50 a.m.
Register your entire music ministry team—
pastors, directors, accompanists, soloists, choir
members, children’s music leaders, drama
directors, piano teachers, music technicians,
and A/V engineers!
VOCALISTS­—Discover new techniques with
inspirational vocal instructors, Russell Shelley and
Brenda Keen. Meet at the college for loads of fun
and professional instruction and advancement!
Music and Movement for the
Very Young (Repeated Day 2)
JEAN COOK
Music activities and teaching
techniques for making music
fun for the little tykes!
9:15-9:50 a.m.
MusiCollege Introductions
and Orientation
11:30-1:00 p.m. TIME OUT FOR LUNCH! Visit the local fine food fare.
Music and Movement for the
Very Young (Repeated class)
JEAN COOK
Music activities and teaching
techniques for making music
fun for the little tykes!
8:45-9:30 a.m.
9:30-9:50 a.m.
Patch the Pirate and the Club Crew
Kids Choir in Concert with Patch
RON & SHELLY • GARY & CHRISTIANE
Intermediate Conducting—101
WARREN COOK
Intermediate conducting techniques to fine-tune and polish
your personal conducting style.
Today you can attend any workshop. Customize your MusiCollege experience by attending a workshop from
any of our knowledgeable instructors. If you wish, you may attend an entire track on one or two topics.
Morning Chapel
JEFF REDLIN/Pennsylvania, RAND HUMMEL/Ilinois
Church Mixing & Recording
Gary Emory
Current technology in equalization, microphones, processors,
mixers, and speakers. Professional
approach and ProTools demo.
The Hymnproviser:
Keyboard Communication
Flora Jean Garlock
Discover the secret to keyboard
communication. Learn to play
musically by thinking the words
and incorporating phrasing.
Music in the Bible—102
Frank Garlock
A continuation of the role
of music in the church and
an overview of music history in the Bible.
How I Write a Song—
and You Can Too!
RON HAMILTON
Ron shares his approach to writing,
editing, and fine-tuning a song. He
gives song-writing ideas for theme,
lyrics, rhyme, melody, and more.
Adapting the Hymnbook
for Choir Specials
shelly Hamilton
Easy tips to create your
own choir specials from
your hymnbook.
The “Aha” Moment
BRENDA KEEN
How to deepen vocal tone
with the “Ah.” Learn technique to elongate your vowels and develop taller vowel
production.
Finale—102
ALAN LOHR
Working with lyrics and page
layout, including playback,
transpositions, saving and
transferring files in different
formats.
Church Keyboard Master Class
FAYE LOPEZ
Students may play congregational
hymns or original or printed offertories in class for critique. Sign-up
necessary. Limit 5 participants.
It’s All About Communication
RUSSELL SHELLEY
Taking what’s on the page and giving it unique meaning is one of the
greatest challenges facing a singer.
Learn how to make the meaning
clear to the hearer.
Help! I can’t get enough done in one rehearsal!
MATTHEW WHITCOMB
Practical tools to help you make the most out
of an hour of rehearsal. Don’t just “get through”
the music. Grow your choir every week with
these techniques!
11:00-11:30 a.m. MINISTRY FOCUS JEFF REDLIN/Pennsylvania, RAND HUMMEL/Ilinois
11:30-1:00 p.m. TIME OUT FOR LUNCH! Visit the local fine food fare.
1:00-1:50 p.m.
For over 35 years, MusiCollege has been training and encouraging music ministry leaders
around the world.
PIANISTS—Training from the classroom for church
pianists and piano teachers—with Shelly Hamilton,
Flora Jean Garlock, Faye Lopez, Jean Cook, and
Christiane Emory.
8:45-9:15 a.m.
11:00-11:30 a.m. MINISTRY FOCUS JEFF REDLIN/Pennsylvania, RAND HUMMEL/Ilinois
Music Memory Tips
JEAN COOK
Discover rock-solid tips and
skills for successful music
memory that will help you
practice with good technique
and perform with confidence.
Group Vocal Techniques:
Sensation Foundations for Singing
WARREN COOK
Develop your own personal library
of vocal techniques to build a strong
foundation in your choral groups.
Ten Top Tens!
Gary Emory
Professional ratings and recommendations for all the gear
your church sound and A/V
needs. Recommended makes,
models, and solutions!
The Note Reader
Frank Garlock
This class is a study in basic
note reading. Learn to teach
your choir members how to
read their part in a choral
arrangement.
Help! I Need
Musical Discernment
Ron and Shelly Hamilton
Learn music standards for the
church and home. Questions will
be entertained as time allows.
The Darkside of the Internet
RAND HUMMEL (Illinois only)
The Internet is a blessing in many
ways, but the darkside is difficult to
avoid. What does God have to say
about the power & prevention of
the darkside of the internet?
It’s just a church choir!
BRENDA KEEN
Work for excellence in your
church choir and vocal
groups! Each rehearsal
should be a teaching tool to
build on your program.
Handbell Choir—103
ALAN LOHR
Develop skills for smaller
ensembles and solos. This is
an application of techniques.
Congregational Playing—102
FAYE LOPEZ
Developing techniques of
congregational improvising,
including hymns with complex meters. Participants may
play in class for critique.
The Dangers of Serving People
JEFF REDLIN (Repeated Class)
The dangers of serving people are real,
but the power for serving Christ comes
from a limitless supply. This session presents a “sustainable” model for ministry.
Preparing a Choral Piece for Rehearsal
RUSSELL SHELLEY
What is it that a conductor should know
before he/she stands in front of a choir
to teach a new piece? Emphasis on text
communication, anticipating problem
spots, and efficient rehearsal planning.
Teen Choir
MATTHEW WHITCOMB
Teens, come and enjoy singing in your
own choir. Along the way, learn more
about your developing voice. Observers
welcome!
2:00-2:50 p.m. CONCERT REHEARSAL The conductors rehearse for the concert.
3:00-3:50 p.m.
Get your music ministry re-vitalized with our
highly-skilled team of music professionals.
Gain generations of advice to make the most
of your church music. Clinicians Ron Hamilton
and Frank Garlock lead an energized and
enthusiastic tour through two fantastic days
filled with musical discoveries!
8:00 a.m.
Registration and
Continental Breakfast
Sight-reading Secrets
JEAN COOK
Revitalize your sight-reading
ability with valuable insights and
new ideas from an experienced
sacred and classical piano educator and performer.
4:00-4:40 pm
MUSICAL SHOWCASE
& MINISTRY WRAP-UP
Ron Hamilton &
JEFF REDLIN/Pennsylvania,
RAND HUMMEL/Ilinois
Intermediate Conducting—102
WARREN COOK
Continue to add facility and clarity to your conducting technique.
Focus on hand independence and
refined conducting gestures.
Accompaniment Stylings
for Synthesizer and Organ
Christiane emory
Less is more!! Stylistic lessons for treating choral
arrangement accompaniments & congregational
playing on the organ and synthesizer. Discover
how to simplify the music for these instruments.
Video and Lighting Makeover
Gary Emory
Formulas for choosing and installing
the right technologies for your ministry. Questions and answers you will
need to know when building quality
systems. Resources for doing it right.
7:00 p.m.
THE GRADUATION CONCERT
The highlight of your training when 350-plus voices sing praise in an unforgettable concert. Join PATCH
THE PIRATE and the MusiCollege professors. Ignite your team with a stirring spiritual challenge. Bring the
whole family!
Effective Congregational Singing
Frank & Flora Jean Garlock
Practical helps on how to get a
congregation to sing. Includes
special techniques you can use to
get variety.
Church Keyboard Master Class
SHELLY HAMILTON
Sign-up necessary. Limit 5
participants. Come prepared to
play a congregational hymn or
offertory. Receive helpful hints
in a master class.
Establishing a Treble Choir
BRENDA KEEN
Direction for establishing
a good treble choir—from
selecting voices and organization to auditioning and
placing the singers.
Handbell Choir—104
ALAN LOHR
Come and enjoy as we sightread new handbell music and
discover new resources for
good handbell literature.
Keyboard Modulation
FAYE LOPEZ
An understandable, music-theory
approach to basic modulating will
be applied to the creation of an
effective prelude.
Beginning Theory
RUSSELL SHELLEY
Basic music notation is the beginning
of understanding printed music. This
workshop begins with five lines/four
spaces and ends with triads.
Eurythmics and Ministry
MATTHEW WHITCOMB
Bring new life to your choir.
Connect with the music—
communicate the message.
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August 5–6 Bethel Baptist Church (PA)
August 9–10 Bethel Baptist Church (IL)
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Russell Shelley is Professor of Music
at Juniata College in Huntingdon, PA,
where he serves as Department of
Music Chairman. In addition, Russ is
music director of the State College (PA)
Choral Society. Active as a guest conductor, adjudicator, and clinician—he
has toured extensively as a conductor and educator.
Gary Emory is host/producer for The
Adventures of Patch the Pirate Radio
Broadcast and an engineer for the Patch
recordings. He operates BrightWater
Digital, a ministry-oriented recording
studio in Greenville, SC where he also
designs and installs church sound,
lighting, & video for new and existing facilities.
Shelly Hamilton is a musical inspiration through her creative arranging in the Patch the Pirate Adventure
Series and scores of choral, instrumental, and keyboard works. She
has served as a recording producer
for Majesty Music for 30 years and is
active as pianist and music coordinator at Calvary
Baptist Church in Simpsonville, SC.
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Jeff Redlin is the Sr. Pastor of
Front Range Baptist Church in Fort
Collins, Colorado. Widely known as
a strong Bible preacher and teacher,
he is a well-loved speaker at youth
rallies, conferences, and camps
across the United States and internationally. His
love for people and his enthusiasm to share God’s
Word combine to make a powerful message.
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2, 2010. If reservations are cancelled after the cutoff date, but before the seminar begins, a refund equal to 50%
of the tuition paid will be mailed after the MusiCollege seminars are over. No refund will be given without notice
prior to the beginning of the MusiCollege seminars.
Fax: 800-249-2117 • E-mail: service@majestymusic.com
Ralph S. Keen III is an attorney
advising and representing Christian
ministries and other clients on a
wide range of issues and litigation
for over 25 years. As Managing
Member of the law firm, Keen &
Matney, L.L.C. in Farmington, CT, he
practices in State and Federal Courts.
Brenda Keen holds a Doctor of
Education with an emphasis in choral music. She founded and directs
the New England Girls Choir, an
outstanding choral ensemble
that tours internationally. With 29
years of teaching experience, she
excels as choral adjudicator and clinician and has
directed choral groups that have received state
and national honors.
Faye Lopez teaches piano, hymn
improvisation, and music theory at
Bob Jones University in Greenville,
SC. She is a composer/arranger of
sacred choral anthems and keyboard
collections. Her music is published by Majesty Music, The Wilds,
Soundforth, Beckenhorst, Alfred, Shawnee, and
several other publishers. She frequently serves as
keyboard adjudicator and clinician.
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Ron Patch the Pirate Hamilton
presides over the publishing/
recording arm of Majesty Music and
serves as Music Pastor at Calvary
Baptist Church in Simpsonville, SC.
Best known for the Patch the Pirate
Adventure Series and as a prolific
song writer and soloist, Ron will inspire you to excel
in your ministry.
Keynote Speaker (IL)
Rand Hummel is the Director
of the Wilds of New England and
the Assistant Director for the Wilds
Christian Camp and Conference
Center in Brevard, NC. Rand has a
heart for teens and has spoken to
over 15,000 teenagers annually for over 30 years.
He has authored many devotional, Bible-study, and
Christian-life books which are a help to both teens
and adults.
Warren Cook has been a member
of the Bob Jones University music
faculty since 1984 and is widely
acclaimed in the fields of choral
music and conducting. He is the
Director of Choral Activities at BJU
and also serves as Minister of Music
at Heritage Bible Church in Greer, South Carolina.
Matthew Whitcomb has served in
various capacities as choral conductor, band and orchestra director, and
private music instructor. Matthew
served as the assistant music director
at the Wilds Christian Camp and is
now serving as the Music Pastor at
Community Baptist Church in Greer, South Carolina.
Flora Jean Garlock is a nationally
recognized sacred pianist, arranger,
and educator. Her powerful hymnplaying stylings and creative
approach to keyboard accompaniments are shared in each of her
sessions. Flora Jean will inspire you
to bring meaningful expression to your personal
hymnplaying style.
Alan Lohr serves as instrumental
music coordinator at SoundForth
Music in Greenville, SC. He conducts
the Bob Jones University Handbell
Choirs and travels in seminars,
concerts, and tours throughout the
Southeastern US. Alan is a freelance
artist in the field of electronic music engraving and
directs the handbell choirs at Calvary Baptist Church in
Simpsonville, SC.
Jean Cook has been a professor
in the piano division of Bob Jones
University since 1976. She is a national piano adjudicator and leader in
the field of early childhood piano
development. You will greatly enjoy
the energy she exudes as she shares
timely wisdom for training young people and adults
to serve God.
Christiane Emory is executive assistant & managing editor of the Patch
the Pirate Clubs at Majesty Music. She
is arranger/producer of the Psallontes
Strings Collection, keyboard works,
and is involved as studio vocal/
instrumental producer. Christiane
actively serves as church organist at Calvary Baptist
Church in Simpsonville, SC,
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Frank Garlock is the Founder and
President of Majesty Music. His
extensive research throughout the
55 years of experience in the field of
sacred music and his leadership as
church music director, educator, and
publisher have given him exceptional insight in church music and philosophy.
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