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Tag Archives: Brooks Ritter
Things Got A Little Weird While Recording “The Water And The Blood: The Hymns Of Isaac Watts, Volume Two”
Recording can be an exhausting experience. It might sound like fun – making music all day, playing guitar, etc… – but in truth, it requires a tremendous amount of mental and emotional focus. And sometimes, it takes a little dancing. Here, Brooks Ritter demonstrates the kind of skill, focus, and discipline that is required in the studio.
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Sojourn Musicians Say “The Trick Is … Everything Plaid”
Watch this: Then pledge to memorize Romans 8 with us over the next 40 days. You can see more videos and encouragements like this at Facebook.com/40sojourn and you can download a reading/memorization plan at 40.sojournchurch.com.
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Tagged Brooks Ritter, Daniel Montgomery, John Piper, Mark Driscoll, memorization, memorizing, Mike Cosper, Romans 8
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Video: Sojourn's Brooks Ritter Performing "Prodigal Feet" In Concert
Last Friday night at The 930 Art Center, home for Sojourn’s Midtown Campus in the Germantown neighborhood of Louisville, our own Brooks Ritter headlined a night of music that also featured Mike Mangione. On top of that, this event also included the opening reception for a new art exhibit by our Art Director Michael Winters and his wife Mickie, both of whom have received national recognition for their work. (View a Photo Blog of this entire event at our sister site, TravelBlog). Check out this video of Brooks Ritter performing his original composition “Prodigal Feet” in the Listening Room of … Read Entire Post
Hear A Brand New Song By Sojourn's Brooks Ritter, Plus Music News
Singer-songwriter and Sojourn worship leader Brooks Ritter debuted a brand new song, “Coat Of Eyes” live in the “Inside Sojourn” podcast studio. He also talked about: What it was like to share the stage with hip hop artist Shai Linne Opening at the Kentucky Center For The Arts with bluegrass musicians Sara and Sean Watkins, formerly of Nickel Creek. His upcoming FREE show at The 930 Art Center,with Mike Mangione (along with art exhibit by Michael & Mickie Winters) His album The Horse Fell Lame Radio airplay Listen directly through the Audio Acrobat media player here Download the interview from … Read Entire Post
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Music and Art Preparations at Sojourn's Venue, The 930 Art Center
Take a one-minute tour behind the scenes with me at The 930 Art Center. I recorded this yesterday. You’ll see: visual artists continue to prepare our gallery for the big free exhibit opening this Friday (see a short video interview with 930 Gallery Director Michael Winters, and learn more about this upcoming event). Brooks Ritter and Sojourn musicians rehearsing in the auditorium Then I take you into that most sensitive of areas, the Men’s Restroom, to check the poster displays for upcoming Sojourn events like the exhibit, the Dirt Poor Robins CD release party (which is also free, and held … Read Entire Post
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Tagged Bobby Gilles, Brooks Ritter, Michael Winters, The 930 Art Center, visual arts
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Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs: Get A Free "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" mp3 and see our Music Set List
This set list is one of many that you can find at the worship music set list blog carnival at fredmckinnon.com, featuring many different kinds of churches. You can learn about some of the songs we sing at Sojourn Gathered each week in advance of the Sunday service by reading my “Getting Ready For Sunday” post each week at Sojourn’s online journal, TravelBlog. Photos this week by Dan Canales. 1. Silent Night the classic carol by Joseph Mohr. Depending on the service, Sojourners sang along with arrangements by either BiFrost Arts or Rosie Thomas. Both are excellent modern versions of “Silent Night.” 2. … Read Entire Post
Brooks Ritter To Open For Former Nickel Creek Performer At Kentucky Center For The Arts
As a featured vocalist and songwriter on Sojourn records like Over The Grave, Before The Throne and Advent Songs, and as a regular member of the Sojourn worship team, Brooks Ritter’s magic voice has turned up in a lot of iPods and CD players. He’s also played some big venues, in addition to Sojourn Gathered on Sundays. As one of Louisville’s finest singer-songwriters, he’s performed in venues all over town, played live on 91.9 FM WFPK and gotten radio airplay for his debut solo project, The Horse Fell Lame. (Download The Horse Fell Lame from iTunes) And on Thursday night, … Read Entire Post
Hovering Over Each Word of Bob Kauflin's "Worship Matters"
My name is Brooks Ritter and I’m an under-liner. I find it most helpful for whatever I’m reading, if I’m hovering over each word with my favorite Bic ink pen, (the more simple the better, right?!?). One book I’ve been going through in particular that my pen has taken a liking to is, Worship Matters: Leading Others To Encounter The Greatness Of God by Bob Kauflin. I’ve found some very challenging truths in this book that have caused me to look at myself in light of what scripture says about biblical worship, with an out loud, “I’m dead wrong.” One … Read Entire Post
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