You've spent years learning to play sheet music with precision. But when you step into a contemporary worship band, using chord charts or improvising can feel completely foreign. And who wants to spend years of trial and error learning to play by ear? The thing is—you already have most of the skills you need know. You simply need to learn how to apply them.

It can be a huge challenge for classical musicians to make the jump to playing their instrument in a worship band setting. Compared to an orchestra or symphonic band, a worship band can feel like an entirely different world. Instruments are amplified, there isn't a conductor telling you how to play, and worst of all—there's often no sheet music. As a result, most classical musicians never even try playing in worship.

But we want to change that.

Our mission is to help classical musicians play in church worship bands and worship in alignment with the Holy Spirit. And like we said before: you already have the skills you need to be successful playing in church. Now, you just need to learn how to leverage those skills. Once you do that, you'll be glorifying God with your gifts in no time.

So to get started, we'd recommend taking advantage of the following resources: