Ableton Live – See the Possibilities
Archive for February, 2012
Feb 29
Ableton Live Workshop and Demo
We’re really excited to have some experts from Ableton Live joining us at Pulse. They’ll be doing a brief demo before a plenary session and two workshops. They’ll also be around all day to answer questions. If you’ve ever wondered how you might incorporate drum loops into worship now is a great chance to learn. Worship Leader and certified trainer for Ableton Live is leading the workshop. Read more
Art Gallery – Last Day to Submit
It’s the last day to submit work to be featured in the Pulse Art Gallery. Click HERE for more information.
Excerpt From Rory Noland’s New Book
Click here for an excerpt from Rory Noland’s new book Worship on Earth as it is in Heaven: Exploring Worship as a Spiritual Discipline.
Feb 15
Full Workshop List is Up
Our full list of workshops is up, and it looks pretty great. We have an amazing faculty of workshop presenters, and they’re talking about some awesome stuff. You’re going to have a hard time choosing. Browse the list and detailed descriptions here.
CIVA (Christians in the Visual Arts)
One of our presenters, Cam Anderson, is the executive director of Christians in the Visual Arts, aka CIVA. Find more information about this remarkable organization at civa.org.
Concert Tickets
If you’re not interested in coming to the Pulse Arts Conference but would like to see the Sara Groves and Robby Seay Band concert look here.
This will be an incredible evening of music, perhaps the coolest concert Blackhawk has ever done. Get your tickets soon. We’re expecting to sell out.
WCO Music Director Andrew Sewell at Pulse
Andrew Sewell, Music Director for the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra will be at Pulse talking about being an artist and a person of faith. You’ll have the chance to be in conversation with Andrew as he shares insights from his long career as a conductor.
More about Andrew, from the WCO website:
Entering his eleventh season as Music Director of the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra, Andrew Sewell continues to inspire his audiences with energy, vitality and spirit. Of a recent Schubert 9th performance, the Wisconsin State Journal 77 Square critic wrote: Read more
