Hello all,
One side effect of getting all of us together once a month is the fact that we miss out on all the beautiful music going on in eachother's living rooms each week. I imagine how good life would be if I could hear all of your beautiful voices and music weekly. And then I realized that we could actually make this happen! Just throw an iphone in the middle of your room, record and post to this blog!
Sure, it won't be professional sounding. It will be much better - real, unrehearsed and passionate...just like everything we do.
Here's our singing from this past Sunday. Might you be willing to consider sending me recordings from your gatherings? I can post them here. Or, if anyone has a better place to post, just let me know and I'll get on board.
Sunday 6.10 at the Halvorsen's house
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Z90CbyKIObTcGnp3onILqb3KF0O6Cn2_
In love of music,
Dan
Ordinary Shambles
A growing family of local musician/songwriters, working to further the kingdom of heaven on this Earth.
Monday, June 11, 2018
Sunday, April 29, 2012
The Third Ordinary Shambles 4.20.12
Dear World,
We just got done worshipping our faces off and recorded the session for anyone interested in doing the same. Words won't do justice to all the amazing things that happened, so right-click and download each and every song on here and experience it for yourself!
We are sure these songs will bless anyone who listens as much as they blessed all of us who wrote and recorded them.
Love,
All the Ordinary Shambles
Words and music by Dan Halvorsen
Words and music by Dan Halvorsen
Words and music by Sean Lukanen
Words and music by John Schmidt
Words and music by Dan Halvorsen
Words and music by Brian Pearson and Jocelyn
Word and music improvised
Words and music by Jamie Miller
Words and music by John Newton
Words and music by John Schmidt
Words and music by John Schmidt
Words and music by Dan Halvorsen
Thursday, October 27, 2011
10.25.11 the second ordinary shambles
Our growing ordinary shambles family hosted it's second Ordinary Shambles on 10/25/11. As always, the songs below were written by those in attendance. It was one of the most beautiful times of singing I've ever experienced. I hope you enjoy listening to these recordings as much as we had making them.
As before, the absolute best way to listen to these is to download them and listen to them all in order. But, it's still a free country. Listen to them individually online if you must :)
1. sean's prayer (Sean Lukanen)
2. you are the light of my life (Michelle Bauer, Sean Lukanen, Jonathan)
3. sing with me (Sean Lukanen)
4. come on and praise the King with me (Sean Lukanen)
5. be praised (Dan Halvorsen)
6. constant is the light (Dan Halvorsen)
7. Hebrews 10 (Brian Pearson)
17. this thing i tell you (Improv)
18. the words of my Lord (Dan Halvorsen)
20. your love (Improv)
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
I am blessed
Hey Ordinay Shamblers,
Last night's session blessed me beyond belief. I bet what we experienced was something similar to heaven (except in my version of heaven there will be a bass guitar and Sean will have his electric guitar :)
I've already started to mix and master the recordings and had an odd experience while listening to the freedom with which we worshiped our creator. I started crying. Not the sort of crying that occurs because there is no bass guitar, but the sort of crying that occurs because what I heard was utterly beautiful and pure and I am sure it was pleasing to our God.
You are such an amazing community of musicians, singers and songwriters to be a part of and I am thankful for our growing family.
I'll post the recordings for you as soon as I possibly can!
Last night's session blessed me beyond belief. I bet what we experienced was something similar to heaven (except in my version of heaven there will be a bass guitar and Sean will have his electric guitar :)
I've already started to mix and master the recordings and had an odd experience while listening to the freedom with which we worshiped our creator. I started crying. Not the sort of crying that occurs because there is no bass guitar, but the sort of crying that occurs because what I heard was utterly beautiful and pure and I am sure it was pleasing to our God.
You are such an amazing community of musicians, singers and songwriters to be a part of and I am thankful for our growing family.
I'll post the recordings for you as soon as I possibly can!
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Thank you Ordinary Shamblers!
Hey Ordinary Shamblers,
First things first - Our next ordinary shambles is officially slotted for Tuesday, October 25th at 7pm at 7410 Clinton Ave, Richfield MN 55423 (my house).
The rules for invitations are simple. If you know someone who is passionate about singing to their creator, they'll fit right in with the rest of us. Invite them to come along for the journey!
Also, I just wanted to say thanks for a really fantastic "practice time" that ended up being much more like a full-blown sing to Jesus session than a practice. You guys amaze me and I'm am extremely pumped for our upcoming session!
Dan
First things first - Our next ordinary shambles is officially slotted for Tuesday, October 25th at 7pm at 7410 Clinton Ave, Richfield MN 55423 (my house).
The rules for invitations are simple. If you know someone who is passionate about singing to their creator, they'll fit right in with the rest of us. Invite them to come along for the journey!
Also, I just wanted to say thanks for a really fantastic "practice time" that ended up being much more like a full-blown sing to Jesus session than a practice. You guys amaze me and I'm am extremely pumped for our upcoming session!
Dan
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
It's coming...
Hi Ordinary Shamblers,
Can we meet at my house 7410 Clinton Ave, Richfield MN 55423 on Thursday, October 13th? This will be a time for us to play, pray and set a date for the actual next Ordinary Shambles event.
Looking forward to this!
Dan
Can we meet at my house 7410 Clinton Ave, Richfield MN 55423 on Thursday, October 13th? This will be a time for us to play, pray and set a date for the actual next Ordinary Shambles event.
Looking forward to this!
Dan
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
The nudge
At the June 30 ordinary shambles, folks talked a lot about getting a "nudge," meaning they felt God was asking them to say/sing something. I thought this term was pretty sweet and I've begun using it in my every day life.
This past weekend, I hung out with my family in Duluth and told my dad, who is a pastor, about the "nudge." He thought this was a super-cool idea. On Sunday, he preached a sermon called "The Nudge" and asked me to share about Ordinary Shambles. His congregation was really into hearing about all the stuff God did during our session. Afterwards, the worship team began to do some spontaneous stuff, much like what occurred during the Ordinary Shambles session.
That same day, my brother told me that he posted a discussion about the "nudge" on his discussion board at Bethel (where he is getting his masters in divinity). I'm excited to hear what comes of this discussion.
All this to say, I don't know where God is taking us ordinary shamblers, but this one evening is already having an impact on our state in some cool ways.
Thanks for following the nudge.
Peace,
Dan
This past weekend, I hung out with my family in Duluth and told my dad, who is a pastor, about the "nudge." He thought this was a super-cool idea. On Sunday, he preached a sermon called "The Nudge" and asked me to share about Ordinary Shambles. His congregation was really into hearing about all the stuff God did during our session. Afterwards, the worship team began to do some spontaneous stuff, much like what occurred during the Ordinary Shambles session.
That same day, my brother told me that he posted a discussion about the "nudge" on his discussion board at Bethel (where he is getting his masters in divinity). I'm excited to hear what comes of this discussion.
All this to say, I don't know where God is taking us ordinary shamblers, but this one evening is already having an impact on our state in some cool ways.
Thanks for following the nudge.
Peace,
Dan
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