Monday, April 28, 2014

Home, Where I Belong

"The seed you plant doesn’t produce life unless it dies. Right?
The seed doesn’t have the same look, the same body - if you will - of what it will have once it starts to grow. It starts out a single, naked seed - whether wheat or some other grain, it doesn’t matter - and God gives to that seed a body just as He has desired. For each of the different kinds of seeds God prepares a unique body...
It’s like this with the resurrection of those who have died.
The body planted in the earth decays - but the body raised from the earth cannot decay.
The body is planted in disgrace and weakness - but the body is raised in splendor and power.
The body planted in the earth was animated by the physical, material realm - but the body raised from the earth will be animated by the Spiritual.
Since there is a physical, material body, there will also be a Spiritual body." ~ 1 Corinthians 15:36-38 & 42-44
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Biography

Music, especially gospel music is part of my life blood. Some of my earliest memories involve Sunday afternoons singing and playing gospel music with my family. My grandma, Annie Ruth Krienke was a multi-instrumentalist, and we all sang and played the piano. My Dad, Arvid was the choir director and music leader at our Church in South Bend, Indiana. He sang in many gospel quartets over the years, and even had an album published with The King's Quartet.
Having grown up in the 70's, my biggest musical influence was Elton John, who's piano playing and singing I worked diligently to imitate. Then, during middle school & high school I got involved in a partying lifestyle that pulled me far away from my Christian roots. It was then that I began composing my own songs. Later, in the mid 80's I played the local nightclub circuit as keyboardist/singer with the band Justus.
But God comes in places unlooked for - unexpectedly.
After committing myself to the work of the Gospel, I served for three years as Praise & Worship Leader at a local church. During that time I began writing and recording songs during my rehearsal time in a home office/studio that I had set up. One thing led to another, and then with the expert guidance of an old friend, Paul Ellis, I learned how to mix and master my recordings.
My first album, "Up from the Roots", released independantly in April of 2010, was the outcome of those first recordings, and is a mixture of original variations of classic hymns, interspersed with some of my own compositions.
I continued to improve my recording technique, and released "Songs from 7th Street" later that year, followed by "Christemasse".
The next year I released "The Hymnal", followed by "Climbing Higher".
In 2012 I put together "Out of the Dark", which is a compilation album that contains all of my original compositions.
In 2019 I released a new album, consisting of thirteen of my early practice recordings, remastered as new releases, entitled "In the Sanctuary".

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