Connection
This podcast, this blog is all about connection.
There are many ways we can connect. You can ask a question about an article in the comment section or via the contact form, or you can join the private Facebook group and ask a question there to get multiple opinions. You can nominate yourself, or introduce someone else as a potential podcast guest. You can invite us to play keys at your church, or do a keyboard workshop with your classically or ear-trained pianists. You can have us in for a “BYB Tuneup” with your worship band or we can do a one-on-one consult. You can also support us on Patreon and connect with me via social media.
Podcast Guest
If there is someone you think I should be talking to, or you would like to talk about and promote something, please contact me. Additionally, while I make efforts to hear from a diversity of voices across the American spectrum, I recognize I would be doing better if I had more voices from outside the United States. My audience spans not only all over the US, but into the UK, Russia, and Brazil, as well as across the globe in other areas. If you have a story and some thoughts to share and can connect over Skype with audio, please contact me! Please use the contact form below or DM me on twitter or facebook. If it’s not obvious, the show isn’t about “names”, it’s about the real people behind the scenes who actually make great music happen and anyone who would embiggen the conversation.
A Pastoring Musician or a Singing Pastor?
David Loftis has always lived dangerously close to that dividing line, crossing it so often it’s become blurred. A worship leader and motivator who loves to share Jesus Christ through the best of his gifts, David also thrives on building people up through the power of Godly, Scripture-soaked songs that point them to faith, love and hope in Christ.
A better conversation about music
Peter Bulanow (rhymes with Milano) is a veteran of church hymns and classical piano lessons who was able to unlearn much of what he learned in order to develop his own cinematic voice at the keyboards. His interest in math and sound and his fascination with compelling but non-acoustic sounds has contributed to the technically informed modern keyboardist he is today.
A longtime practitioner of worship keyboards in the DMV area, Pete has since developed his own MainStage template for keyboards, and hosts workshops where he shares the things he wishes someone would have told him when he was starting out on acoustic piano.
Connect with Pete below, or via LinkedIn, Facebook, SoundCloud, and Instagram.