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Splendid.
Karl.
–Monday, March 23 (That’s this coming Monday).
–7 PM Pacific Time. Doors open at 6:30 for those with rigs to set up.
–At Life Church of the Temecula Valley.
–Broadcast live via Mogulus. http://www.mogulus.com/guitarforworship
–Extremely informal. It’s not a jam session per se, but please bring your rigs if you would like to share knowledge with the rest of us and talk through your rigs (which I really hope a lot of you do), or if you would like me to specifically listen to and look at your rigs and make humble suggestions. ;)
–First Part, Auditorium Style
–Tone, Minimalism, Using the Guitar in a Worship Setting, Effects Usage, Guitar Tone, Amp Tone, etc.
–Second Part, Round Table Style
–Please bring your rigs if you would like to talk through them and teach everyone else. This is the part I’m looking forward to the most. There’s some really, really good guitarists who have mentioned that they’re showing up. :)
–Directions:
Life Church
38388 Sky Canyon Dr.
Murrieta, CA 92563
http://www.whylifechurch.com
–15 fwy North or South towards Temecula
–Exit Winchester
–Continue East on Winchester (towards the Promenade Mall…if you start heading into an industrial area, you are not going east.) Continue a few miles.
— Cross Murrieta Hot Springs. (Last big intersection.)
–Make your next Right on Technology Drive.
–Make your next Left on Sky Canyon Drive.
–Make your first right into the business complex.
–Life Church will be the first building on your left.
My directions might suck, so please remember that mapquest is smarter than I am. If you’re coming from out of town, also please leave a comment so that I can go into my wordpress dashboard and get your e-mail address, and then e-mail you my phone number in case my directions make you lost. It’s happened before. Those of you who know me and my infallible sense of direction, don’t laugh.
Once again, I’m really looking forward to this night; and meeting some of you that I have yet to meet, and all of us learning from each other how we can better use our craft to glorify God. (And just for the record, it definitely takes on more seriousness if you call what you do your ‘craft.’)
Hope to see you all there, or online!
Splendid.
Karl.
Guitar for Worship 