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Spirit West Coast Christian Music Festival 2010 Mark your calendar NOW May 28-30 • Del Mar, Calif. www.spiritwestcoast.org WELCOME to the

CMS Productions, along with Spirit West Coast (Celebration Concerts), is pleased to present our first Christian Musician Summit conference in the Southwest here at City of Grace Church in Mesa, Arizona. Our mission is to provide excellent resources and equipping for Christian musicians in order to improve skill and inspire talent all for God’s glory. We hope that you and your team will benefit greatly from attending this event. Our mode of operation is to plant an event and let it grow... so plan on joining us again next year right here! SCHEDULE PROGRAM CMS Southwest TABLE of CONTENTS schedule Welcome & Schedule ______5 Friday, October 16 Sponsors & Exhibitors ______6 8:00 AM Registration / Exhibits* Open Artists & Presenters ______7-11 9:00 Opening Worship - Session 1 Workshops (Fri.) ______12 Brenton Brown Session 2 Workshops (Fri.) ______14 9:30 Keynote - Rick Cua Session 3 Workshops (Fri.) ______16 9:55 Welcome & Announcements Session 4 Workshops (Fri.) ______18 10:15 Session 1 Session 5 Workshops (Sat.) ______20 11:30 Session 2 Session 6 Workshops (Sat.) ______22 12:30 PM Lunch Break / Exhibits Open Campus & Area Food Map ______25 2:00 Afternoon Concert - Join us in 2010 ______26 Sarah MacIntosh 2:45 Session 3 4:00 Session 4 POLICIES 5:00 Dinner Break CHILDREN & INFANTS 7:00 Evening Concert We do not provide a special rate for children. Though there are many talented young musicians, we Lincoln Brewster, Paul Baloche, recommend that children 12 and under, as well as infants, Vicky Beeching not attend the conference. If you are a nursing mother and must bring your infant, please respect the other registrants by leaving a workshop, session or concert if your baby becomes disruptive. Saturday, October 17 Children are welcome to attend the evening concerts. Again, 8:00 AM Exhibits* Open please respect other attendees by taking your child out if they become distracting. 9:00 Opening Worship - Daniel Stringer, RECORDING Audio or video recording the workshops, sessions and/or Billy Smiley & Scott Wesley Brown concerts is prohibited, due to licensing issues. 9:30 Keynote Message - Rick Cua BRINGING INSTRUMENTS 10:15 Session 5 There are a few workshops for guitar & bass where presenters 11:30 Session 6 encourage attendees to bring their instrument. Please do so. Please note, however, that neither the CMS, Spirit West Coast 12:30 PM Lunch Break / Exhibits Open nor City of Grace Church are responsible for lost or stolen 2:00 General Session - property. We do not have a ‘storage’ facility, so guitars will have to be held or stored at your own risk. Brenton Brown

CANCELLATIONS / REFUNDS *exhibits open throughout the day, both days If you are unable to attend, you have a couple of options. You can either switch over your registration to another CMS Productions / Christian Musician Summit, Inc. individual, or you can contact us for a partial refund. A certain percentage is retained to cover various service fees 4227 South Meridian, Suite C-275 * Puyallup, WA 98373 we incur for each transaction. (253) 655-5000 ofﬁce (253) 655-5001 fax Cancellations will not be refunded after 2 weeks prior to the [email protected] start date of the event. www.ChristianMusicianSummit.com 5 SPONSORS & EXHIBITORS PLATINUM SPONSOR World Vision GOLD SPONSORS SILVER SPONSORS Army National Guard Integrity Music EasyWorship WorshipTogether.com PreSonus Roland PARTNER SPONSORS Sennheiser Save the City Records Yamaha Rain on Me Records Yamaha Commercial Audio CCLI EXHIBITORS Guitar Center Audio Technica Christian Musician Magazine Conference in a Box DVDs Consuming Worship Elite Multimedia Musician’s Threads Shure Worship! Musician Magazine Thanks to the following folks who helped to make CMS Southwest possible: City of Grace Church, Pastor Terry Crist, Daniel Stringer, Dana Medema, Julian Cook, Jeff Merry of Worship! Arizona, Brian Cole, Derek Hoiem, John Mills, Tim Moon, and countless others... Celebration Concerts: Jon Robberson, Dave Martinez, Amy Lin Cooper CMS Productions: Bruce Adolph, Matt Kees, Debi Davis, Kymberly Kees, Judy Adolph, Brian Felix

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6 ARTISTS & PRESENTERS Lincoln Brewster / www.lincolnbrewster.com FEATURED ARTISTS A love and natural gift for the guitar landed Brewster a gig with mainstream rocker Steve Perry (Journey) and led to offers from mainstream rock labels all before he was 21. But Brewster had made a commitment to Christ in his late teens, and instead took a position at his local church as a sound technician. He remained faithful at that church, eventually taking on youth leadership and worship leadership responsibilities. Several years later, he crossed paths with Vertical music, part of Integrity Music Group in Mobile, AL, ﬁnding a label home that allowed him to record the modern, rock-tinged worship for which he has become known. In addition to his role as worship leader each Sunday in his home church at Bayside, Brewster is also serving as a worship music instructor at various worship conferences throughout the country.

Paul Baloche / www.leadworship.com Paul Baloche has written some of this generation’s most compelling worship songs. He states, “I’ve realized the value of creating personal worship times. Even though I teach worship, read about it, and sing about it,” says Baloche. “It’s like prayer. We can talk about prayer, go to prayer seminars, but there comes a time where we need to just “DO IT”. We were created for His pleasure. We were created for relationship with the living God. That’s the reality.” For Baloche, living in that reality has inspired him to write some of the most powerful worship songs of this generation. As a bridge builder between traditional and contemporary worship, Baloche has literally put words in mouths of believers all over the world. The Dove award-winning artist has had his songs recorded by Michael W. Smith, Randy Travis, SonicFlood, John Tesh, and others. He currently has more than 10 songs on CCLI’s top 500 songs performed in churches. His “Open the Eyes of My Heart” is at No. 2 on the CCLI list.

Brenton Brown / www.brentonbrown.com A gifted songwriter and musician, Brenton has written many worship songs, including “Everlasting God,” “Lord, Reign in Me,” “All Who Are Thirsty,” and “Hallelujah (Your Love is Amazing).” Everlasting God was released with Survivor and with Sparrow in the States. In 2005 the Browns reluctantly left London and their home church of Holy Trinity Brompton for California. Since then they have been welcomed into the Horizon family of churches and have traveled across the States and beyond leading worship in churches as far afield as Sweden and Korea. 2008 saw the arrival of a baby daughter called Bella, and Brenton’s second solo project, ‘Because of Your Love.’ Brenton has been lucky enough to have his songs recorded by Chris Tomlin and Lincoln Brewster. He has 5 songs in CCLI’s top 100. Brenton’s current radio single, “Adoration” has been gaining momentum as another congregational favorite. Sarah MacIntosh Vicky Beeching myspace.com/sarahmacintoshmusic www.vickybeeching.com Sarah MacIntosh, formerly the lead An Oxford-educated songwriter who’s singer for Chasing Furies, now been writing worship songs for the independent artist and worship church for over 10 years, Vicky has a leader. After some life changes, state unique brand of theology-rich worship changes, and focus changes, she that rocks! Her music spans the released a new recording, her first of lyrical ‘Above All Else’ to the popular all original songs... ‘The Waiters the ‘Yesterday, Today and Forever’. Vicky Watchers the Listeners the Keepers has a singular focus that belies her & Me.’ years, and intuitive feminine heart that Before moving to San Diego with her relates to worshipers with sensitivity husband Jonathan, she toured and sang with Michael W. and a willingness to take risks while holding on to her life Smith. She and her husband work with Horizon Church in mission: to grow in intimacy with Jesus. She has recently the San Diego area. been signed to Integrity Music and has a new recording due out late November 2009, produced by Jonathan MacIntosh. Billy Smiley / www.billysmiley.com Scott Wesley Brown Billy was a founder and member of the www.scottwesleybrown.com Rock Group White Heart. They went on Scott, whose career has spanned three to tour worldwide for 16 years, selling decades, continues to prove his relevancy over 2.5 million records, with 17 #1 to the changing times. He has recorded 23 Singles, 2 Grammy nominations, and albums and his music has been recorded 23 Dove nominations. In addition to by many popular Christian artists including maintaining an active artist production Amy Grant, Petra and Sandi Patty. He has and seminar schedule with his worship traveled to fifty countries and worked with series called “Worship Hymns’’, geared for churches and Compassion International, Youth With a Mission, OPEN conferences, his new worship band ‘Symphony in Red’ and DOORS, Operation Mobilization and Campus Crusade for the “Worship Hymns’’ album series are aiming to reach a Christ (Jesus Film) on various missions projects abroad. new generation with the beauty and history of the past in a musical language they understand. Daniel Stringer / mesa.cityofgrace.com Born and raised in Arizona, Daniel Stringer has played an influential role in the music industry both here locally and internationally. While performing with the world renown, Phoenix Boys Choir, He recorded a live CD known as “Penderecki’s Credo” back in 1999 which later was awarded the prestigious “Grammy Award” in 2001. He is also successful as a composer writing and scoring music for live theatre, dance, and film. He now leads worship at City of Grace church and also is invited to lead at conferences, concerts, and seminars as well. 7 KEYNOTE SPEAKER Rick Cua / www.rickcua.com Not just a musical artist, Rick knows the business of music as well. Besides being a music publisher, artist manager and booking agent, he founded and ran his own record label, UCA Records, in the 1990s which led to a position for five and 1⁄2 years as Vice President, Creative/ Copyright Development at EMI CMG in Nashville. There he managed a large songwriter roster and exponentially grew revenue through film and TV licensing, song promotion and print music development. He is currently on staff as the minister of Pastoral Care and Visitation at Grace Chapel in Franklin, TN. Carl Albrecht / www.carlalbrecht.com Carl has been a professional drummer & percussionist for over 30 years. He has played on over 80 Integrity Music projects; Maranatha Praise Band recordings 7 thru 10, & numerous other Christian, Pop, Country, Jazz, & Commercial projects. He has performed with Don Moen, Paul Baloche, Lenny LeBlanc, Bob Fitts, Paul Wilbur, Alvin Slaughter, Darrell Evans, Phil Driscoll, Koinonia, Abe Laboriel & Friends, Kim Hill, Paul Overstreet, LeAnn Rimes, Jason Upton, Travis Cottrell and many others. Carl officially endorses & “uses” YAMAHA Drums and SHURE microphones. Tom Brooks / www.worshipalliance.com Tom Brooks is best known as Senior Producer, Arranger, and Keyboardist on the award winning “HOSANNA! MUSIC” Praise & Worship Series from INTEGRITY MUSIC. Tom has produced over 100 Christian albums; several receiving Gold and Platinum Record status and “Dove Award” honors. Tom has produced many artists in Christian Music; including Ron Kenoly, Crystal Lewis, Don Moen, Graham Kendrick, Sandi Patti, Bob Fitts, Twila Paris, Kent Henry, and more. Tom’s productions are an integral part of the multi-platinum “SONGS 4 WORSHIP SERIES”; the largest selling Christian albums in history. George Chadwick / www.cityofgrace.com George has been leading worship for a couple of decades and has spent the last several years as the Worship Pastor of City of Grace, a multi-site church in the greater Phoenix metropolitan area. He leads a team of worship leaders who lead 1000’s into a dynamic worship experience each weekend during 6 services at 2 campuses. George has a passion for releasing and inspiring young leaders into their purpose and destiny as authentic worship leaders.

Jacob Cody / www.yamaha.com/ca Prior to joining YCAS, for the past six years, Jacob Cody was an audio technician at the 12,000-member Cathedral of Faith in San Jose, Calif. supporting over six venues on the church campus speciﬁcally with their digital consoles. He has worked as an audio technician for ABC, FOX and ESPN Sports on college related broadcasts and spent four years as a freelance contractor/engineer mixing for local clubs, hotels, corporate events and festivals.

Paul Constable / www.easyworship.com From brewing coffee at his church cappuccino bar to serving on the board, Paul enjoys meeting the needs of the church in whatever the capacity. Professionally, Paul is able to follow suit. Operating as the Sales and Marketing Director for EasyWorship, Paul has the opportunity to teach multimedia presentation to churches around the nation with the intention of improving the church experience for staff members, volunteers and visitors alike.

Dan Craik / www.yamaha.com/ca Dan is the newly appointed House of Worship Marketing Manager for the US and Canada for Yamaha Commercial Audio Systems Inc. Before coming to Yamaha as a Product Manger in 1998, he served as the Technical Director of the School of Performing Arts at California State University, Chico and Director of the Aspen Music Festival and School’s Audio Recording Institute.

Adam Duncan / www.lincolnbrewster.com Adam is on staff at Bayside Church in the Celebration Arts Minstry as the Audio Director. He is a graduate of the Conservatory of Recording Arts and Sciences, with a concerntration on recording and live sound engineering. In addition, he is the road manager and front of house engineer for Lincoln Brewster when he tours and performs around the country.

David Ellefson / www.megalifeministries.org After formal training on keyboard instruments and saxophone as a kid David was drawn to the bass guitar because of it’s growling low end and undeniable presence in heavy rock music. At age 18 David moved to Los Angeles and has worked diligently during his career becoming a premier metal and hard rock bassist. Perhaps best known as one of the long time members of Megadeth, additionally, his vast experience and knowledge of the music industry have allowed him to author many literary works on the subject, venture into music production, songwriting collaborations, session work, clinics and teaching seminars. He is currently involved with MEGA Life worship in Scottsdale, AZ. 8 Corey Fournier / www.rolandus.com Corey Fournier is a musician and songwriter who’s performed with Darlene Zschech, Tommy Walker, Paul Baloche, and the Parachute Band. He is director of the WorshipConnection.org which provides ongoing training and resources for worship musicians. He also taught music technology courses at UCLA for seven years. Corey is a regular contributor to industry magazines and edited the book, All About Music Technology in Worship published by Hal Leonard.

David Garza / www.rolandus.com David Garza is a multi-faceted musician with expertise ranging from electronic music and recording, to performance and education. He holds a Bachelors degree in Electronic Composition from East Carolina University and plays several instruments, including drums and percussion, ﬂute, electric bass, and sitar. In 1999 David joined Roland as a product and marketing specialist. David has also been involved in product development by contributing to both the design and musical content of Roland’s renowned line of electronic percussion and V-Drums.

Doug Gould / Worship MD Doug Gould’s job and calling is to train up musicians, techs and pastors in the use of microphones, personal monitors and wireless sysytems in churches and worship conferences all over the United States and Canada. He has been employed in the Pro Audio and Music Industry for over 25 years and also serves as worship leader in is home church in New Jersey. He currently works for Audio-Technica, PreSonus, Aviom and Westone as a clinician and representative to the House of Worship market.

Sheri Gould Sheri Gould is a graduate of the University of Illinois. She’s taught voice, been a worship leader and music director for over 25 years. For 13 years she directed Good News Productions, an evangelistic outreach involving singing, drama, dance and original musicals. She writes for Worship Musician! Magazine and tours the country with her husband teaching and equipping the Body of Christ at such conferences as, Karitos, Worship Institute Northeast, His Call Ministries and Christian Musician Summit in Seattle, Sacramento, Buffalo and now Mesa, AZ.

Ben Gowell / www.bengowell.com Ben Gowell is a session guitarist and producer based out of Minneapolis, Minnesota. He has played on many studio recordings, including projects by Paul Baloche, Michael W. Smith, Sara Groves, and others. He has traveled the world teaching classes and seminars on electric guitar. Ben has also served as the Creative Arts Pastor at Valley Creek Church in Saint Paul, MN for the past 8 years.

Greg Hearns, Sr Systems Consultant / www.CCISolutions.com Greg is a graduate of the Seattle Art Institute with specialized training in recording and mixing. Greg has spent much of his career working as either an operator or designer. He has trained technical staff-- volunteer and paid--in the ﬁne art of operating sound in support of various styles of performance in many venues on the West Coast. He is also experienced in video production and the use of live-broadcast TV. Greg will provide overall project direction and design to a project, complete with commissioning the system and training operations personnel to insure that the system provided meets the client’s goals.

Sandy Hoffman / www.EssentialWorship.com Sandy Hoffman has been instructing and leading Christians in worship for over 24 years. He is the author of the Beginning and Essential Worship Guitar and Keyboard Books and DVDs. A featured instructor at the Christian Guitarist and Bass Conferences from HeartfeltMusic.org, he also writes a regular column, “Tips For Tight Teams,” for Worship Musician Magazine. Sandy’s personal mission statement is, “To go before the throne of God and take others with me.” He practices this mission while acting as the Director of Worship Arts for Grace Community Church in Santa Fe, NM.

Mike Johns / twitter.com/mjdrums Since 2007, Mike has been playing the drums for Lincoln Brewster. In addition to this role, he is a Worship Arts intern at Bayside Church. Beyond being a phenom behind the kit, Mike’s strengths are digital audio recording and programming tracks and loops designed for live playback.

Kent Margraves / www.sennheiser.com Kent Margraves spent many years as a professional megachurch audio director and free-lance mixer, which includes mixes for several thousand worship services and concerts including FOH, recording, and broadcast mixes in many worship venues. He currently works with Sennheiser Electronic Corporation, focusing on Installed Sound and Worship applications and training. Kent still mixes regularly at his church in Charlotte, free lances when time allows, and operates TCG Media Group as a side business - which is dedicated to improving the audio experience in modern churches through customized training and contracting mixing. 9 John Mills / www.techtraining101.com John is our Production Manager & FOH engineer for the CMS@Overlake, CMS@theChapel and CMS Southwest. He has traveled around the country for the last 16 years touring with many amazing artists. Mills has worked in over 500 cities on his 4 year run with Chris Tomlin and the folks at Passion, over 200 cities with Shane and Shane, and close to 100 cities in his days with Lincoln Brewster. He also writes the FOH column for Worship Musician Magazine. Check out John’s audio equipping website with great articles and tips...

Chris Misterek / www.cityofgrace.com Chris Misterek grew up in a midsized town called Alvin, Texas. Longing to escape from the ranching lifestyle he was surrounded by, he moved to Phoenix, Arizona in 2003 where, unbeknownst to him, there is also a very prevalent ranching community (who would have known). He resides there still to this day with his wife (LeeAnna) and daughter (Ashlynn) serving as the worship pastor for the City of Grace Mesa Campus where God is still perfecting the art of submission in his own heart ;)

Jeff Merry / www.worshipnet.org Jeff and his wife started WorshipNet to encourage, coach, and train worship leaders. Seminary trained and ministry tested Jeff understands the issues faced by worship leaders in the local church. His training materials (Focusing Worship) not only unpack the functional side of worship leading but also the character side of leading people personally in their relationship with God. Jeff has worked with worship leaders in Romania, Hungary, Bosnia, Canada, D.R. Congo, and the U.S. Jeff also directs a network of worship leaders in Phoenix called Worship! Arizona. He just celebrated 32 years of marriage and has 2 grown children, and rides an 81 Goldwing!

Tim Moon / street musicianary For over 30 years, Tim Moon has been a full time ‘street musicianary.’ Sharing the gospel along with his music on the street corners all over the Bay area of California. He volunteers with both Spirit West Coast and the Christian Musician Summit as an assistant to the administrative team.

Scott Murray / www.brentonbrown.com Scott Murray has played live or in studio for Aaron Schust, Rebecca St James, Jesse Baylin, Brian Littrell, Vicky Beeching, Meredith Andrews and Natalie Grant. He is currently playing with Brenton Brown.

John O’Campo / www.marinerschurch.org John O’Campo studied choral conducting at Cal State University at Long Beach but ‘took a break’ his senior year to pursue music as a performer and session singer full-time, singing everywhere from the Hollywood Bowl to Carnegie Hall. In 2003 joined the staff at Mariner’s Church in Orange County as the church’s Vocal Director & Pastor to the Worship Choir and soloists. In 2006 John began his relationship with Consuming Worship. John is married to Michelle and they have a baby boy named Miles.

Daniel Ornellas / www.brentonbrown.com For the last seven years, Daniel has been the bass player for worship rock trioTree 63, recording 5 out of the 6 international releases. He has co-written on songs on major releases and has played on other artists records including Brenton Brown, Barlow Girl and Out of Eden. He has toured extensively and played bass on tour for Paul Colman, Michael Gungor Band, Tim Hughes, Al Gordon, Kelly Mintor and Matt Maher. In South Africa he produced 5 nationally released records and was nominated for 2 South African Music awards. His previous band also won a C.B.S.A. Music award for best rock record.

Mike Overlin / www.yamahaworship.com Mike Overlin is the Manager of Worship Resources for Yamaha Corporation of America, and a worship leader and consultant with the Free Methodist Church in Southern California. A professional musician all his life, he served two tours of duty with the United States Air Force Band, fronted a group at Disneyland for six years and earned two gold records for audio engineering. He is currently a worship leader with Living Spring Christian Fellowship in Southern California.

Steve Padilla / www.lincolnbrewster.com Steve is the keyboardist for Lincoln Brewster. In addition, he has been a worship leader for over 12 years and is now Music Director at Bayside Church. Before becoming a worship leader, Steve was a successful recording engineer working at the legendary Bad Animals in Seattle where artists like Nirvana and R.E.M. recorded.

10 Peter Robinson – Speaker Product Manager, Yamaha Commercial Audio Systems, Inc. As Sales Manager and Senior Consultant, Peter was involved in projects from small to large including working with loudspeaker manufacturers on the design and testing of several loudspeakers. His notable, projects include The Folly Theatre, Johnson County’s Theatre in the Park, and the Reverend Emmanuel Cleaver’s St. James United Methodist Church. Peter joined Yamaha Commercial Audio in December of 2008. He currently serves as a Speaker Product Manager. His duties include demos, national tour support, speaker design software training and providing support to Yamaha’s network of Rep ﬁrms, dealers and consultants.

Michael Rossback / www.michaelrossback.com Michael Rossback is a bass player out of New York City. His roots are in Colorado where he got his start playing music for The Desperation Band and The Michael Gungor Band. Shortly thereafter he began producing and became surrounded by the world of music. Currently, Michael is a songwriter/producer and bassist for Paul Baloche.

Jon Robberson / www.celebrationconcerts.com Jon Robberson is the owner of Celebration Concerts and has been promoting Christian concerts in the Southwest and California for over 30 years. Jon is also the founder and director of the annual Spirit West Coast Christian music festivals in Del Mar and Monterey California. Jon has promoted hundreds of concerts at church venues. His seminar discussion will review the pros and cons and ins and outs of promoting concerts at churches. Rich Severson / www.guitarcollege.com Rich has been playing professionally and teaching for over 30 years. He was an instructor at GIT in Hollywood, CA and Fresno Paciﬁc University where he also directed the jazz band. After authoring guitar books for a major pubisher he developed and published his own guitar course curriculum available on his website GuitarCollege.com. Currently he is the music director at Northside Christian Church in Fresno, CA and plays in variety of other venues from solo guitar to big band orchestras. Rich is committed to raise the level of musicianship in the church traveling throughout the U.S. and Canada instructing at a variety of workshops, clinics and worship conferences. Randy Rohde / www.sermonspice.com Randy is currently the President of Urban Truth Video Productions, where he brings 27 years of video production experience. In addition to his ﬁnely honed skills of videography and video editing, Randy has vast experience with multimedia presentations, staging live corporate events, and coordinating elements needed for project completion. Randy also has invaluable global experience, having shot on location in China, France, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, Russia, Turkey and the UK. Current projects include many videos for sale on Sermon Spice.com

Ben Showalter / www.brentonbrown.com Ben picked up drums from his great uncle, Dick Showalter, who played for the likes of Jimmy Dorsey and Rosemary Clooney, among other big band groups. He studied at Anderson University (1996-1999) under Dane Clark, drummer for John Mellencamp from 1995-present. In 1999, he had his ﬁrst audition with a group known as the Chasing Furies, whom he went on tour with in support of Jars of Clay. He has since spent the last 10 years in Nashville playing for artists and bands like Luna Halo, LaRue, Shaun Groves, Chris Rice, Ginny Owens, Christine Dente, Sonic Flood, Brenton Brown, Tim Hughes, Matt Maher, Micheal Gungor Band, Sarah MacIntosh, and many others.

Chris Springer / www.integritymusic.com Chris Springer has served as Director of Artist & Repertoire for Integrity Media, Inc. for over 12 years, working on award winning projects such as SHOUT TO THE LORD and iWORSHIP. Bringing his skills as a gifted musician, songwriter, and producer, Chris moved from Nashville to join the Creative Team at Integrity and continues to reside in Mobile, AL with his wife Nancy and two sons, Christian and Samuel. Currently, Chris can be seen touring internationally as keyboardist with worship artists Don Moen and Paul Baloche, as well as the iWORSHIP Tour.

Norm Stockton / www.normstockton.com As bassist, artist and clinician (MTD Basses, Gallien-Krueger, CMS Conferences), Norm Stockton travels throughout North America, Europe and Japan. As of 2006, Norm can be found playing bass & singing backing vocals with Lincoln Brewster. Norm has been proﬁled in Bass Player magazine, as well as the featured artist on the Gallien Krueger website. He also serves as the bass columnist for Christian Musician magazine. Norm lives in Orange County, CA, with his wife and daughters.

Richard Stockton / www.shure.com Richard Stockton is an accomplished musician and avid user of Shure products. He has been involved in the audio visual industry for the over 15 years. Richard worked directly for Shure Inc. for 8 years of which the last 3 years was working directly with Shure endorsers in the artist relations department. Later, he worked as an audio visual specialist in the Phoenix area supporting the hotel industry and large audio visual events. Currently Richard is a Shure representative and product specialist for Pro Tech Marketing the Rocky Mountain territory representatives.

11 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2009 - SESSION 1 10:15 AM LEADERSHIP / TEAMS / ALL MUSICIANS Room Brenton Brown Arranging Songs With a Worship Band Worship and Band Join Brenton and his band as they explore musical options for corporate worship. Center

Rick Cua Dealing With Difficult Personalities Activity Bumping heads can quickly derail your objectives and set you back to square one. We Center will talk about how to get along with these folks and discover their best as well. Jeff Merry How to Get Worship Leaders and Pastors on the Same Page Quad Learn how to communicate in their language and develop trust. 308 VOCALS Sheri Gould Vocal Technique 610 A We’ll discuss basic vocal technique and care for the voice. Learn about the importance of proper training, breath support, tone quality, vibrato, how to strengthen your voice and increase your range as well as develop your own personal style. We’ll also discuss proper microphone technique and effective warm ups. GUITAR Rich Severson Applied Theory and Harmony for the Worship Guitarist 401-403 Real music is sound, not symbols. However, understanding the chemistry of music gives you tools to be more creative and able to communicate your ideas easier and with greater clarity. Learn how music theory and harmony relates to the guitar and how understanding scales, chords, progressions and their relationships will make you a more valuable player. All levels, bring your guitar. BASS David Ellefson Mega Bass 406-407 Learn some basics on great bass playing for worship. Gear, technique, tips, and concepts... KEYS Tom Brooks Keyboard Master Class 610 C You’ll be playing Praise & Worship songs like a Studio Pro when you leave! Focuses on everything from designing / improvising parts and finger technique to reading charts and picking sounds; using all the songs that are happening today. DRUMS David Garza & Dynamics Without Plexiglas Quad Corey Fournier Electronic percussion can be a friend to both sound techs AND drummers, but finding 306 the balance between volume control and expressiveness can be illusive. Find out how drummers and sound techs can work together to achieve the ultimate “Silent Stage.” SONGS Scott Wesley The Anatomy of a Song Chapel Brown This workshop will give you insight on how to improve your songwriting skills as we look at the various components of a song. AUDIO Dan Craik & Digital Mixing 101 - Hands-On (repeated) 610 B Jacob Cody Hands-on overview of the features and operation of the digital console using the Yamaha M7 as the example. Yamaha will supply several M7s and students will have the opportunity to mix tracks at the conclusion of the session. Doug Gould Microphone Basics 423 In this session,we will learn the differences between the different types of microphones: dynamics, condensers and ribbons and what their strengths and weaknesses are; how microphones hear: polar patterns; why an understanding of frequency response is critical and why you need to know what range of frequencies vocalists and instruments cover. Richard Wireless Spectrum Changes Quad Stockton If wireless microphones, in ear systems or intercom is part of your worship service, then 305 this class is a must attend. We will cover up to date information on the FCC Reallocation of wireless spectrum and how it may effect your wireless products in the future. VISUAL MEDIA Paul Constable EasyWorship 2009 - Mastering Media, Enhancing Worship 201 More powerful and more creative than ever, EasyWorship produces it’s largest feature release to date! Learn how to enhance your worship with new features including Display Foldback, VJ Mode, Audio and Web Integration. 12 ��

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�� FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2009 - SESSION 2 11:30 AM LEADERSHIP / TEAMS / ALL MUSICIANS Room Vicky Women in Worship Ministry Worship Beeching Join Vicky as she discusses the joys and challenges of being a woman in worship ministry. Center Sandy The Ten Top Tips for Tight Teams Quad Hoffman Learn to apply the ESSENTIALS of worship team excellence! 308 George Culturally Relevant and Spiritually Sensitive Worship Leading Quad Chadwick We will look at the dynamics of successfully leading worship that is culturally relevant 305 while remaining sensitive to the Spirit. If we prepare ourselves to reach the un-churched God will send them our way! VOCALS / TEAMS John An Actual Rehearsal - Learn How Have the Best Possible Rehearsals Chapel O’Campo Learn how to have rehearsals that are fun, energy-filled, spirit-filled and how to help your singers be totally prepared for ministry. GUITAR Rich Severson Mastering the CAGED System 401-403 A need to know, useful tool for mastering your instrument. This system helps you understand the 5 positions of the guitar where almost everything can be played. Also covers chord shapes and scale patterns. All levels welcome, bring your guitar. BASS Michael Bass Guitar in Worship 406-407 Rossback Learn from Paul Baloche’s bass player some great techniques to add to your toolbox for bass playing in a worship setting. KEYS Chris Springer Keyboards in Worship 610 C Improve your skill and fulfill your role as the keyboard player on your worship team. DRUMS Carl Albrecht Worship Drummer’s Master Class Activity Technical and spiritual aspects of being a servant/leader on the drums; includes set-up, Center tuning, groove and fill development, laying with loops, flowing with any leader, flowing with the Spirit, ministering to the people, and more!

SONGS / AUDIO Corey Recording Solutions for Songwriters Quad Fournier & With all the recording options available for songwriters, what are the best ones for you? 306 David Garza Whether you’re an instrumentalist, singer, worship leader, or all the above, we’ll show you simple, affordable tools and proven techniques to quickly capture song ideas and take your writing to the next level. INDIE ARTISTS Tim Moon Taking it to the Streets Quad For over 30 years, Tim Moon has been a full time “street musicianary.” Sharing the Gospel 301 along with his music on the street corners all over the Bay Area of California. Learn the do’s and don’ts of effective street ministry and evangelism. AUDIO John Mills The Art of Mixing 610 A Tips, tricks, and techniques used get your mix out of the basement. Many people just get things balanced and let the band do the rest. This class will take the audience experience to the next level. The sound board is an instrument... PLAY IT! Kent In-Ear Monitors for Worship 610 B Margraves We’ll discuss the use of IEMs in worship, and various mixing techniques for creating the type of mix that is really useful and effective for those relying on them. Doug Gould Mixing and Recording Your Worship Service 423 We’ll take you through the basics of using a digital mixer to mix your service while simultaneously multitrack recording. Next, you’ll learn how to mix the individual tracks to create a finished stereo master for your church’s next CD or podcast! Peter Racks and Stacks (repeated during session 4) Quad Robinson Learn from Yamaha Commercial Audio the ins and outs of their speaker systems. 303 VISUAL MEDIA Mike Overlin Photography in Worship ...the art of iconic imaging 201 Imagery has become as much a part of the worship experience in the modern church as music and corporate singing. The right photograph or video clip will often provide the perfect bridge between a concept or a mood and your congregation. We will explore the tools of iconic imagery, starting with the camera and ending with powerful digital image development using tools like Photoshop and Lightroom. 14 CMS Southwest Deal: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2009 - SESSION 3 2:45 PM LEADERSHIP / TEAMS / ALL MUSICIANS Room Paul Baloche Creating a Journey of Worship Worship In this workshop, Paul will help to: *identify and eliminate distractions *utilize flow factors Center of “themes, keys, and tempos” *develop a seamless set list *change keys and transition smoothly *cultivate a heart of worship in your team Billy Smiley & The Battle Over Blended Worship: Part 1 Chapel Scott Wesley Reviving the Hymns for a New Generation. During this session, we will share some Brown examples with a few songs. Chris Misterek Submit! Quad Understanding your subservient relationship with your Senior Pastor. 305 Jon Robberson Promoting Church Concerts: Why and why not? Quad We will review the pros and cons and ins and outs of promoting concerts at churches. 308 Greg Hearns Building Project Solutions for Music, Creative Arts and Tech Directors 423 When building a new facility there are many questions that are not answered. In this class we will discuss 10 important technical design elements you must make sure are included in your planning and design a new building to achieve a successful result. VOCALS / TEAMS / AUDIO Sheri & Doug Microphones and Monitors for Vocalists 610 A Gould Learn what to look for when auditioning microphones and what the obvious and subtle differences are. We’ll demonstrate lead and background vocal microphone tips and tricks to enhance the vocal sound in your mix. We’ll also discuss monitoring for the vocal team as well. John O’Campo The Best Way to Motivate Your Choir - Musically and Spiritually 201 Learn how “singing” as a group (choir) brings power, hope, beauty and celebration. What does the Bible say about the importance of singing together? What are we missing by not having a choir in our worship services? Does the Bible really teach that we are to have choirs in worship? Learn how the choir “drives,” directs, influences the congregation’s worship”. GUITAR Ben Gowell Electric Guitar in Worship 401-403 This workshop will cover several topics for electric guitar players who perfrom on worship teams. We will cover chords, scales, part ideas, playing in a band, among other things. BASS Norm Stockton Grooving for Heaven - Part 1 406-407 A lively & interactive 2-part clinic for bass players interested in developing their groove abilities. Topics will include: *fingerboard familiarity *essential ear-training *effective bass/ drum interaction *arrangment concepts *developing a vocabulary *the critical subtleties (playing on top, spot on, laying back) *navigating a basic rhythm chart *heart/ministry encouragement ... and more. KEYS Steve Padilla Keyboard Transitions: Playing Modern Keys in a Guitar World 610 C Modern worship music has changed the method of playing, expressing, and mastering the keyboard. This class is for those who are looking to transition from traditional piano based worship to modern expressive keyboarding. Taught by Steve Padilla keyboardist for Integrity artist Lincoln Brewster. DRUMS Mike Johns Loops: the 5 W’s Activity Learn Who uses loops, What they should sound like, When and Where to utilize your Center loops, and Why to include loops in the first place! SONGS / INDIE ARTISTS Sarah Songwriting from the Indie Standpoint Quad MacIntosh Join indie artist, Sarah MacIntosh, as she shares insights on writing songs as an indie artist 306 in Christian music. AUDIO Dan Craik & Digital Mixing 101 - Hands-On 610 B Jacob Cody Hands-on overview of the features and operation of the digital console using the Yamaha M7 as the example. Yamaha will supply several M7s and students will have the opportunity to mix tracks at the conclusion of the session. VISUAL MEDIA Randy Rohde Video Production: Part 1 Quad We will explore the following aspects of video production: shoot, lighting, sound. 303

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01512_Roland_WorshipLeader_Ad_R4.indd 1 “Dynamics Without Plexiglas” 6/9/09 12:14:22 PM Friday at 10:15 AM “Recording Solutions for Songwriters” Friday 11:30 AM “Keyboard Worship Skills for the 21st Century” Friday at 4:00 PM each in Quad 306 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2009 - SESSION 4 4:00 PM LEADERSHIP / TEAMS / ALL MUSICIANS Room Lincoln Brewster Thriving Worship Ministry Relationships Worship In this workshop, we will extract the FUN from dysFUNction through some Q&A and Center give you some powerful tools to help re-ignite your relationships. Life’s too short to miss God’s best!

US National Expanding Your Ministry Through the Army National Guard Quad Guard Chaplain This workshop is for persons who want to know more about what serving on a chaplain 301 team is all about, and how it may further bless them, their families, communities, church and soldiers under their care.

Mike Overlin Music Technology for Modern Worship 201 Need to create a loop for a worship song? Looking for technology that will allow you to lead ﬂowing interactive worship with limited musicians or by yourself? We will utilize both hardware and software solutions to accomplish all of the above and more.

Tom Brooks The Language of Music – 5 Master Classes in 1 hour! 610 C 1. Totally Practical Music Theory 2. Complete Ear Training 3. Chord Building, Harmony, and Substitution 4. Making Music Together with the Band 5. Turning Music into Worship

Jeff Merry Effective and Ineffective Worship Leading Quad We’ll look at “In Focusing Worship” (Pub. By ChurchSmart). This chart helps worship 308 teams understand their function and roles in helping the congregation to worship. GUITAR Scott Murray Practical Rehearsal Skills 401-403 Improve your guitar playing chops by applying these skills and techniques to your rehearsal times. BASS Norm Stockton Grooving for Heaven - Part 2 406-407 Attendees in these interactive sessions will also be given the opportunity to play through various musical examples and demonstrations of the concepts explored. We’ll conclude with a Q&A session. KEYS Corey Fournier Worship Keyboard Skills for the 21st Century Quad In this interactive, hands-on class, you’ll learn how to unlock your creative potential as 306 a keyboardist and unleash your inner orchestrator. DRUMS / BASS Daniel Ornellas Building a Solid Foundation with Bass & Drums Activity & Ben Showalter Learn from Daniel & Ben, Brenton Brown’s rhythm section, how they work together to Center provide the necessary foundation for the band. SONGS Brenton Brown New Song Café Chapel & David Join David from WorshipTogether.com and singer/songwriter, Brenton Brown, as they Gutenkunst share some of the stories behind Brenton’s new songs. AUDIO John Mills Critically Listening 610 A This workshop is critical for audio technicians. How to listen ‘inside’ the mix... what to listen for, how to listen for it, and what to do about it.

Kent Margraves Advanced Microphone Applications for Worship 610 B If you know microphone basics, but sometimes still ﬁnd yourself struggling with mic selection or proper technique for certain applications, this session will interest you. Live multi-media support will enhance the concepts discussed.

Peter Robinson Racks and Stacks Quad Learn from Yamaha Commercial Audio the ins and outs of speakers systems. 303

Greg Hearns Slap Back Attack: Answers to “Controlling Room Acoustics” (repeated Saturday) 423 One of the challenges to a great worship service is the volume level. In this class we will talk about the room and how improving the acoustics of the room can improve the overall volume worship experience.

Richard Stockton Wireless Mics for Worship Quad Proper Selection and Operation of Wireless Microphones can make or break your 305 worship message. In this class, we will cover how to select and operate multiple wireless microphone products to have the most reliable transmission available. Topics include basic frequency selection, antenna placement and trouble shooting techniques. 18 NEW The next generation of �volution wireless

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SennDD_G3_ad_TMS_0809.indd 1 “In-Ear Monitors in Worship” 8/24/09 2:38:13 PM Friday at 11:30 AM “Advanced Microphone Applications for Worship” Friday at 4:00 PM “RF (Wireless) Applications” Saturday at 11:30 AM each in Room 610 B SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2009 - SESSION 5 10:15 AM LEADERSHIP / TEAMS / ALL MUSICIANS Room Paul Baloche & Worship Band Workshop Worship Band Paul and his band demonstrate important concepts like *mapping out a song *improving Center your timing *thinking like an arranger *band dynamics and tempo *guitar vs. piano driven songs *making music more emotional *creating an atmosphere of worship

Rick Cua When Commitment is There, But Skill is Not Chapel Commitment is the glue, skill is the sizzle. We will talk about the joy of people who have both and how to build your team when skilled players are hard to ﬁnd.

Steve Padilla Thriving Worship Ministry in the Small to Mid-Sized Mobile Church 201 Discover easy ways to build your teams, recruit key leaders, and develop your musicians. Learn how to transform an empty space into a celebration center full of great sound, exciting atmosphere, and thriving worship.

Daniel Stringer The Art of Co-Leading and Raising Up Emerging Leaders Quad How do we successfully lead a team and meet the goals ahead of us while also letting 305 go and teaching someone else to do what we do? A successful leader is not simply one that performs with perfection, but one who can duplicate himself/herself - developing leaders who, in turn, reach a far greater audience than one person can ever dream of.

Mike Overlin Winds in Worship - Basics of Improvisation Quad For all instrumentalists. We will cover the basics of improvisation and explore how the 308 worship soloist can add to your church’s worship experience. What to play, when to play and when not to play. VOCALS Sheri Gould How to Be an Effective Background Vocalist 610 A Being a background vocalist brings with it many challenges. We’ll discuss prayer, appropriate dress and attitude (and how to deal with those bad attitudes of others!), harmony singing and blend, preparation and how to gracefully submit to leadership! GUITAR Scott Murray Tricks and Tones 401-403 Learn how to get incredible tone using these tricks and techniques. Sandy Hoffman Beginning Worship Guitar 101 Quad How to get started leading worship with acoustic guitar, even if you’ve never played 306 before. BASS Norm Stockton From Bass Pyrotechnics to Art 406-407 This session will delve into some of the more advanced techniques employed in the contemporary electric bassist’s vocabulary, including slapping, tapping, chording, artiﬁcial harmonics, and more. We’ll explore ways in which these techniques can be incorporated in a musically appropriate and artistic manner. DRUMS / AUDIO Doug Gould, How to Mic the Drum Kit Activity Mike Johns & This session will shed light and rip the veil (or break the plexiglas shield) to uncover Center Adam Duncan great drum sounds for live sound and recordings. We will have a world-class drummer on hand to assist us in the presentation of these tried and true techniques. SONGS Vicky Beeching Writing Songs for Worship 610 C Vicky will discuss issues critical for those who write songs of worship. AUDIO Greg Hearns Slap Back Attack: Answers to “Controlling Room Acoustics” 423 One of the challenges to a great worship service is the volume level. In this class we will talk about the room and how improving the acoustics of the room can improve the overall volume worship experience.

Dan Craik & Digital Mixing 101 - Hands-On 610 B Jacob Cody Hands-on overview of the features and operation of the digital console using the Yamaha M7 as the example. Yamaha will supply several M7s and students will have the opportunity to mix tracks at the conclusion of the session. VISUAL MEDIA Randy Rohde Video Production: Part 2 Quad This one hour workshop will explore Post Production: editing, motion graphics, sound 303 sweetening, voice overs

20 Join Mike Overlin from Yamaha during his workshops... “Music Technology for Modern Worship” Friday at 4:00 PM in Room 201 “Arranger Workstations (Keyboards) in Worship” Saturday at 11:30 AM in Room Quad 308 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2009 - SESSION 6 11:30 AM LEADERSHIP / TEAMS / ALL MUSICIANS Room Billy Smiley & The Battle Over Blended Worship: Part 2 Chapel Scott Wesley Reviving the Hymns for a New Generation. During this session, we’ll get more into the Brown music and arrangements and we’ll listen to your arrangements as time allows. Tom Brooks Guerilla Ear Training - Practical Skills for Musicians in the Trenches 610 C This workshop looks at ‘Ear Training’ from a completely different perspective than ever before – practical / relevant / simple / wacky, but easy to remember all at the same time ...you’ll be using these skills and clever techniques for the rest of your life! VOCALS / AUDIO John O’Campo Choirs and Worship - A Biblical Concept 201 The choir and worship team need to be taught to improve their skills, and they need to understand what the Word of God says about contrite spirits and servant hood. So it’s all about inspiring toward skill and loving towards God. GUITAR Lincoln Electric Guitar Worship Brewster This is an interactive workshop with insights and tips on playing electric guitar. Center Sandy Essential Worship Guitar 201 - “What you need to strum and lead” Quad Hoffman Your next step in leading worship with the acoustic guitar. 306 Rich Severson Blues and Jazz Guitar in Worship 401-403 By adding some basic elements of blues and jazz and using them for musical conversation between musicians, the worship team can be more spontaneous. Learn progressions and scale patterns that are common to both styles. Inter–advanced; bring your guitar. BASS Daniel Mastering the Role of Bass in Worship 406-407 Ornellas Come learn shortcuts to becoming very effective in your worship band including writing quick number charts, mastering tone, warm ups, how to use your amp and overcoming venue blues. KEYS Mike Overlin Arranger Workstations in Worship Quad These keyboards provide everything you need to produce comprehensive demos, complex 308 musical arrangements and flowing live worship. Equally at home as a solo instrument or as part of a complete band, you won’t want to miss this workshop. DRUMS Ben Showalter Helpful Observations and Useful Tips for Drummers in Worship and Elsewhere Activity In this session, we’ll talke about: Reading Music/Learning by Ear, Preparation, Time/ Center Clicks/Loops, Dynamics and Dynamic Control, Musicality, Following a Worship Leader/ Cues/Line of Sight, Problem Solving and more. SONGS Paul Baloche Thoughts on Songwriting 610 A & Brenton Join Paul Baloche & Brenton Brown, 2 of our era’s most prolific worship songwriters, as Brown they share thoughts about songwriting: tools, inspiration, co-writing and more... INDIE ARTISTS Tim Moon Taking it to the Streets Quad For over 30 years, Tim Moon has been a full time “street musicianary.” Sharing the Gospel 301 along with his music on the street corners all over the Bay Area of California. Learn the do’s and don’ts of effective street ministry and evangelism. AUDIO Kent RF (Wireless) Applications 610 B Margraves We’ll discuss topics such as antenna selection and placement, antenna distribution, frequency range selection, frequency coordination, and various troubleshooting techniques. Doug Gould Computer Recording for Worship 423 In this class you will learn the basics of using a computer based solution to compose and record your songs. We’ll explain the basics of the hardware and software showing you from start to finish how easy and powerful computer recording is. Richard Mic Techniques for Worship Quad Stockton Learn the basics of microphone technology, type, polar pattern and frequency response 305 and how it can help you place the mic in the optimal location for the best sound quality. VISUAL MEDIA Greg Hearns Extreme Video Makeover Quad When upgrading the video systems in your church, what are the key factors to consider? 303 We’ll talk about many components that will allow that ministry to grow and creatively communicate. 22 ega-churches use big digital consoles to simpify M and automate mixing. Your volunteer sound technicians can have the same benefits with the affordable and easy-to-use StudioLive™ 16.4.2. Create, save, and instantly recall preset Scenes for different parts of your Sunday service. Store and load different presets for other weekly or occasional sanctuary functions. And, best of all, record everything onto a PC or Mac® with just two clicks, using the perfectly integrated Capture™ software that comes free with StudioLive. To learn more, visit our Web site and view our “StudioLive for Worship” video.

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