Compositions and Arrangements by Eurydice V. Osterman
Church Music Seminars
Dr. Eurydice V. Osterman has traveled extensively throughout the United States, Africa, Europe, South America, and the Caribbean conducting seminars on "hot button" issues pertaining to music and worship.
Her contact information for seminars is 256-851-8513, 256-651-9406 (text or call), or evosterman@gmail.com.
Seminars
Worship: As it is in Heaven
Just as God gave Moses the heavenly blueprint for building a Sanctuary on earth, so has He given us the heavenly blueprint for worship that is acceptable to Him.
In the Image of God
Just as humans are created in the image of God, so will our music and worship reflect the image and character attributes of whom we worship.
Roots: Culture, Music, and Worship
Every culture has its own badge of identity. This seminar explores the impact of culture and its influence upon music and worship.
From Praise Him to Praise Hymn
This seminar discusses the transition from traditional worship to "Praise and Worship" and what's behind it.
Song Without Words
Music is an art as well as a science. This seminar explores the science of music and its impact upon the mind, body, and spirituality.
What's In a Song?
This seminar introduces Biblical principles to help laypersons subjectively analyze the content of a song (music, text, theology, etc.) to determine its appropriateness for use in worship.
What God Says About Music
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Worship: From Praise Him to Praise Hymn
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Worship: From Praise Him to Praise Hymn has been written for all Protestant Churches across the planet to examine the transition from traditional worship to praise worship, what's behind it, and what God has to say about it. You will learn how this transition plays a vital role in the establishment of the new world order and its future impact upon Protestantism. Finally, the book includes an evaluation tool designed to assist ministers of music, musicians, and other interested persons in subjectively analyzing the content of a song to assess its appropriateness for worship.