New method in leading musical worship Your Background Question Title * 1. What is your involvement in music ministry? (please check all that apply) Leader Vocalist Polyphonic Instrumentalist (guitar, keys, etc..) Monophonic Instrumentalist (flute, trumpet, etc...) Atonal Instrumentalist (i.e. drums) I operate AV tech I make purchase decisions I make musical decisions I make technical decisions I am not involved in musical ministry Other (please specify) Your Services Question Title * 2. Which styles of worship do you use in your regular services? Traditional (hymn-style songs) Contemporary (rock-style music) Praise Chorus (e.g. "Shine, Jesus Shine") Blended (multiple musical styles) Other (please specify) Question Title * 3. On average, at what rate do people participate in musical worship in your regular services? 0%-5% 5%-15% 15%-25% 25%-35% 35%-45% 45%-55% 55%-65% 65%-75% 75%-85% 85%-95% 95%-100% Question Title * 4. Which techniques do you use to assist the congregation with singing along during worship? (Please check all that apply) Traditional Music Notation in hymnals Traditional Music Notation on pages distributed on a per-service basis Lyrics on pages distributed on a per-service basis Traditional Music Notation on a large screen Lyrics on a large screen "Lyric video"s on a large screen Distributing recordings of songs to individuals ahead of time for memorization Playing songs multiple weeks in a row to induce memorization Playing songs as background in other locations, (e.g. foyers, entry ways) Repeating sections of songs to induce memorization Selecting songs with lot of repetition within a section to induce memorization Selecting songs which are popular on radio or streaming services Selecting songs which the congregation learned in childhood Amplifying the leaders' sound electronically We play the music as loud as a rock concert Recommending or distributing books to the congregation telling them that they should be spending practice time on the music at home. Other (please specify) Next