On this page you will find required materials for lessons in leading praise and worship here at Promethean Studios and various other resources for praise and worship as well. The resources on this page are specifically for praise and worship, more generic resources (sheet music, music stores, recording studios) are listed here. At the time this information was entered, all links worked and products listed were available. For information purposes only; we won't post resources when we know there might be any sort of problem with a product, business, or person listed but please checkout the reliability, appropriateness, and reputation of any resources you plan to use. If you have any additional questions, please ask your teacher or email us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
For Lessons:
*Note: if you simply want to learn praise & worship music on your instrument or voice (not leading, but just learning music and worshiping God yourself, in private) then go to the instrument or voice you like (see the buttons on the left or at the top) and choose praise and worship songs as the music your work on. This page is for materials for students working on learning to lead worship in large or small groups.
An instrument in fair condition.
3 ring binder with loose-leaf paper and pockets for holding handouts.
Pencil. Musicians write with pencils because they make changes to their music and make frequent notations on the pages. Erasable, colored pencils are best.
Manuscript paper (music paper, staff paper). For assignments and written exercises. Go to Music and Tab paper at www.dallasmusiclessons.com, and there’s over 120 kinds of music and tab paper you can use for whatever you need. Download all you want and your friends can, too.
256 Meg flash drive (or larger). To record your lesson. When you begin each lesson, give your flash drive to your teacher and they’ll record your lessons. Be sure and take the drive with you when you leave and listen to it in your computer the day of or the day after your lesson. This will give you a way to review the lesson and give your instructor a way to send demonstrations of technique or songs home with you. Also, if you’d like to record some of your practices, you can record go to http://www.audio-tool.net/ and download their free computer-based recording program. If you’ll review your lesson each week, you’ll progress about 5 to 10% faster.
Harvard Brief Dictionary of Music. Recommended, but not required. Definitions for many useful musical terms are found here.
More praise and worship resources:
Praise & Worship
http://www.igracemusic.com/hymnbook/hymns.html Find hymns - lyrics, lead sheets, piano music, overheads, etc.
http://www.worshiparchive.com Free worship guitar chords, tabs & lyrics for christian worship leaders
For more information about classes and our teaching philosophy, click the buttons on the left. All the pictures on this website are of our students and teachers.
