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Here’s What to Do Next If Your Wedding Musician Doesn’t Have the Music You WantYou’ve found a perfect piece of music for your church wedding. You mention it to your musician and you get back a “what’s that”? look. Or a response like “I don’t think I have that in my library.” Or worse, “I know I don’t have that piece.”

What to do?

Don’t worry, this doesn’t have to be the end of the world. Here are some tips for getting past this little hurdle. [Read the full article…]

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Are you getting married this year? How far along is your ceremony music planning?

If you haven’t already met with your church musician to start working on your wedding music, you really need to think about doing so in the very near future. Doing so will help ensure you are still able to have the distinctive and memorable ceremony music you’ve dreamed of. [Read the full article…]

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Be careful not to assume your church wedding musician gets paid to play for your wedding by the church.

It’s normal to not realize that what your church pays its musicians (e.g., music director, organists, pianists) does not cover playing for weddings, if they even get paid! This is especially easy to misunderstand when getting married in a somewhat or completely unfamiliar church. [Read the full article…]

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The First Meeting With Your Church MusicianFuture brides, read on! The very first meeting with your church musician, in preparation for your wedding ceremony, is key to achieving the distinctive and memorable music you’re after. In this article you’ll learn how to make the most of your first meeting with your church wedding musician. [Read the full article…]

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More Trumpet Tunes Than You’ll Know What To Do WithWant to inexpensively increase your music repertoire? Here’s a tip for you church musicians.

Not too long I ago stumbled across this sheet music collection that has since proved valuable to me. I can’t believe I hadn’t seen it before. [Read the full article…]

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