
But what will stick with me most is how Scott came enthused and passionate about what gave him meaning and joy in life (music and faith) and passed in on to us by getting us to join in. He didn't teach us very much that we were not actively doing ourselves within a matter of a few minutes. Although most of us could read music, he didn't distract us with black dots on pages instead he we caught the music from him, learning one another's lines by ear, watching for cues that led into improvisation, knowing how to listen to what others were doing ... even on occasion swapping parts around (some worried sopranos at the this point) so that we knew how to carry the music of one another.
This wasn't just music or worship (although it was all of the best in that) this was a whole lesson in mission and discipleship just waiting to be performed.
If he's not already coming, invite him to a church near you!
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Sounds brilliant! Wish I was there.
Yup sounds like a goodie. Not sure I'd want to be there though. Might have got all enthusiastic, joined in and shown myself up!
Hi Glen
One participant refered to his musical contribution in it all as 'half way between heaven and humiliation' but i know he was great.
Geoff you can listen to his Jazz Mass on Spotify
We're hoping he'll be back with us again.
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