Sneak Preview
Posted by Rebecca | Labels: Conference, Worship | Posted On Monday, August 2, 2010 at 12:01 AM
Have you ever been really excited about worship? This is one reason why our fall conference is going to be unlike anything you have experienced before. We thought our readers would like an inside look at the upcoming Band, Kevin Prosch and The Black Peppercorns, who will be leading worship for the Kingdom Transformation Conference September 22-25. The following is a history of Kevin and the band taken from Kevin Prosch’s website...
Kevin grew up in the deep south with a love for music early on. His father loved country music and stayed up all hours of the night playing records, his mother loved classical music and played the Piano. His childhood was a troubled time and music became a great encouragement for him. He listened to the likes of, Motown Artists, The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, Hank Williams and Ron Woods, and the Mystic Moods Orchestra. He began to travel playing gospel music from county to county and eventually began to do larger events.
Kevin had a fresh new sound and loved the spontaneous element of music. Along with many ethnic instruments, long time friend and drummer Martin Neil had played a big role in encouraging him with this sound, himself also playing several of these instruments, such as log drums and didgeridoos.
Kevin has influenced more worship artists than any other worship leader in this decade such as Martin Smith of Delirious, Matt Redman, Darrell Evans, and many others.
Kevin then in 1993 formed a club band, The Black Peppercorns produced by Ethan Johns (Kings Of Leon, Emma Lou Harris, Ray LaMotayne) with the likes of Counting crows and Peter Gabriel as his influences and began to travel to different countries and play shows from Albania, Switzerland to New Zealand.
He now resides in Amarillo Texas and owns and operates a recording studio Third Ear Music which specializes in old tube equipment and an unusual array of old instruments and amplifiers. He also pastors a church.
His hobbies are helping other musicians with their music, Engineering, Fishing, lots of camping, and a good glass of Lagavulin.
He also has a not for profit organization that sends musical instruments to young musicians in need around the Globe.
I hope you will join us for an outstanding time of spontaneous and engaging worship with Kevin Prosch and the Black Peppercorns during the Kingdom Transformation Conference. We thought you might like a sneak preview of a call to worship that translates the mundane into the realm of God’s presence. Enjoy! (insert Music video)
For more information about Kevin and his latest projects, check out this web address:
http://www.themusiccoope.com
Kevin grew up in the deep south with a love for music early on. His father loved country music and stayed up all hours of the night playing records, his mother loved classical music and played the Piano. His childhood was a troubled time and music became a great encouragement for him. He listened to the likes of, Motown Artists, The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, Hank Williams and Ron Woods, and the Mystic Moods Orchestra. He began to travel playing gospel music from county to county and eventually began to do larger events.
Kevin had a fresh new sound and loved the spontaneous element of music. Along with many ethnic instruments, long time friend and drummer Martin Neil had played a big role in encouraging him with this sound, himself also playing several of these instruments, such as log drums and didgeridoos.
Kevin has influenced more worship artists than any other worship leader in this decade such as Martin Smith of Delirious, Matt Redman, Darrell Evans, and many others.
Kevin then in 1993 formed a club band, The Black Peppercorns produced by Ethan Johns (Kings Of Leon, Emma Lou Harris, Ray LaMotayne) with the likes of Counting crows and Peter Gabriel as his influences and began to travel to different countries and play shows from Albania, Switzerland to New Zealand.
He now resides in Amarillo Texas and owns and operates a recording studio Third Ear Music which specializes in old tube equipment and an unusual array of old instruments and amplifiers. He also pastors a church.
His hobbies are helping other musicians with their music, Engineering, Fishing, lots of camping, and a good glass of Lagavulin.
He also has a not for profit organization that sends musical instruments to young musicians in need around the Globe.
I hope you will join us for an outstanding time of spontaneous and engaging worship with Kevin Prosch and the Black Peppercorns during the Kingdom Transformation Conference. We thought you might like a sneak preview of a call to worship that translates the mundane into the realm of God’s presence. Enjoy! (insert Music video)
For more information about Kevin and his latest projects, check out this web address:
http://www.themusiccoope.com
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