For classical musicians, playing in a worship setting can be intimidating. There are countless reasons—classical music is very different from contemporary worship music, worship bands rarely use the sheet music most classical musicians rely on, worship instruments are typically amplified (while classical instruments aren't), and the list goes on.

And beyond simply surviving in a worship setting, what does it look like to truly connect with God and worship Him with your instrument?

For these reasons, most classical musicians never even get started.

For so many classical musicians, the most difficult part of worship music is knowing what to play.

Our philosophy is that the less time we spend thinking about what we should be playing, the more time we can spend thinking about whom we're worshipping.

That's why we teach you to approach worship music using a straightforward improvisation technique that allows you both the space to listen to the Holy Spirit and the skills to respond accordingly. This technique builds on the classical knowledge you already have, equipping you to play confidently in worship without any sheet music.