Moral Music- by Brother James Melton
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This is what Melton recommends in music. They can harmonize but are often flat on their notes.So I guess perfection in singing doesn't pertain to his favorite singers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DXtB-HVGow
What a bunch of garbage this "article" (or should I say "propoganda") is.
First, let me state that I think Frank Garlock's music is awful! Stuck in the 1880s along with his ancient mind-set of what music is. I would choose a Getty/Townend hymn over a Garlock hymn ANY day of the week and twice on Sunday.
Listen, I'm the first to say that we need to only choose the best music for our worship and there is a lot modern stuff that is dreadful, but there is a lot of moldy-oldie baptist hymns that should NEVER be resurrected.
One can not dump all of any one specific genre of music simply because there of some of that genre that are poorly written or even inappropriate for worship. This is why we need trained musicians in the church. Trained musicians can spot the garbage without making a judgment on an entire genre.
First, let me state that I think Frank Garlock's music is awful! Stuck in the 1880s along with his ancient mind-set of what music is. I would choose a Getty/Townend hymn over a Garlock hymn ANY day of the week and twice on Sunday.
Listen, I'm the first to say that we need to only choose the best music for our worship and there is a lot modern stuff that is dreadful, but there is a lot of moldy-oldie baptist hymns that should NEVER be resurrected.
One can not dump all of any one specific genre of music simply because there of some of that genre that are poorly written or even inappropriate for worship. This is why we need trained musicians in the church. Trained musicians can spot the garbage without making a judgment on an entire genre.
