Congregational Singing

In this concise and practical guidebook, Sherman offers tips and techniques for leading more effective congregational singing. Drawing on his extensive experience as a choir director and organist, he covers everything from selecting appropriate hymns to building a strong sense of rhythm and harmony. With clear instructions and helpful diagrams, this book is an invaluable resource for music directors and anyone else looking to improve the quality of their church's worship services.

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