The Chapel Band is the main music ensemble that leads worship through song in Chapel. Chapel Band also tours, visiting churches, camps, and schools, representing the University.
How do I know if being a Chapel Band Member is right for me?
Being on Chapel Band is a great responsibility with great rewards. People who desire to be in Chapel Band should weigh their giftedness and heart to lead worship. Due to the nature of a band, only a few can be chosen. Band members are chosen both by their quality of character and their musicianship.
Chapel Band members should aspire to be:
The Chapel Band Member does not fit into one kind of mold. Many different kinds of people and personalities have excelled in Chapel Band. The characteristics above are listed as a guidepost to help you identify if the opportunity of Chapel Band is right for you.
What are the responsibilities of a Chapel Band member?
A Chapel Band member’s responsibility to the campus is to provide ongoing and vibrant worship through song for Chapel each week. This includes practice before Chapel and leading worship during Chapel. Chapel Band also leads worship for various other venues on campus throughout the year, including but not limited to WOW. View Weekend, Truth and Life, and Admitted Student’s Day. The Chapel Band also represents the University through tours, visiting churches, camps, and schools.
What meetings are expected?
1. Early Morning Pre-Chapel Practices M/W/F 2. Leading in Worship during Chapel M/W/F
3. Meeting with Chapel Band Director on an “as-need” basis 4. Monthly Chapel Team Meeting
How many estimated hours per week will this commitment involve?
The Chapel Band member will serve an average of 12 hours a week. Some weeks may be more or less given the events held within that week.
How do you become a Chapel Band Member?
1. Email sinabnit@masters.edu for an audition slot.
2. After an audition, you will be invited to fill out an application for Chapel Band. 3. A selection committee will evaluate the maturity, musicianship, and make-up of the band and will invite those believed to be the best fit to participate.
Is there any monetary compensation?
Yes, this is a compensated position.
What if I still have more questions?
Contact Steven Inabnit at sinabnit@masters.edu.
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