Vineyard Music

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Vineyard Music is a worship music label and part of the evangelical Vineyard movement. The productions began in John Wimber's Vineyard Anaheim in the 1970s and spread worldwide. Vineyard Music is divided into Music Vineyard Music USA based in Sugar Land , Texas, Vineyard Records UK based in Hull , Vineyard Music DACH based in Bern and Vineyard Music Brasil based in Piratininga. Vineyard Music produces music albums, hosts conferences, and creates educational materials.

history

In the 1970s, the Vineyard movement emerged in southern California under the leadership of John Wimber . Wimber was a former jazz producer (including for the Righteous Brothers ) and under his influence musicians and songwriters gathered who wrote new songs for church services. They were characterized by simplicity and emotional language. When Vineyard became known beyond local borders, these songs were in demand and so Wimber founded Mercy Publishing to distribute sheet music and song material. Vineyard Music emerged from Mercy Publishing. The first albums were created in 1984 in the series Songs of the Vineyard and were recorded live. They were initially produced by Randy Rigby and John Wimber as executive producers.

In 1987 the first studio in Anaheim was built and used for recordings. In 1989 a series of live recordings began under the title Touching the Father's Heart . 1993 followed the conference recordings Winds of Worship and a number of solo projects. The first production outside the US came in 1998 with the release of Come, Now is the Time under the direction of Brian Doerksen. In 2005, the independent British brand Vineyard Records UK was created .

Series

  • Songs of the Vineyard / Vintage Vineyard - from 1985 to 1993, 13 albums, starting with Hosanna and ending with Lord over all
  • Touching the Father's Heart - from 1990 to 2000, 43 albums, from Unto the King to Unspoken Truth
  • Solo projects - from 1991 with individual artists (Kevin Prosch, Brian Doerksen, David Ruis, Andy Park, Jeremy Riddle etc.) and communities (Anaheim, Winnipeg, Godrock, Manchester etc.)
  • Winds of Worship - from 1994 to 2004, 17 albums from 1-Live from Anaheim to 17-Refiners Fire
  • Acoustic Worship - from 1996 to 1997, 6 albums from Isn't He to I believe in Jesus
  • Vineyard Café - from 1997 to 1998, 4 albums from Shelter to Freedom
  • Why we worship - from 1998 to 2000, 5 albums from Father to The Cross
  • Home Again - from 2004, 6 albums, from Volume 1 to Volume 6 - Be Still , including 3 DVD releases (Title: A , B and C )
  • Playlist - from 2007 to 2008, 2 albums from Sweetly Broken to Stand in Awe
  • Club Vineyard - from 2008, 26 albums, from 50-13 New Worship Songs to 76- My Foundation , CD, magazine and music book
  • Discover Vineyard Worship - from 2009, 4 albums, from Discover Vineyard Worship to Form Us
  • Compilations - a number of song usages since 1998, including Classic Vineyard , Vineyard Psalms , Vineyard Collection , Change my Heart oh God , 25 Top Vineyard Worship Songs , Worship Instrumental etc.
  • Vineyard Records (UK) - from 2005, a number of productions from England, a. a. Come, Now Is The Time , Hungry , Holy , Beautiful , My Soul Yearns etc.
  • Varietal Records - as of 2006, a number of individual artists in the Vineyard environment

Events

  • Winds of Worship - A series of major conferences held in various cities across the United States during the 1990s
  • Women & Worship - Performed in the US in the 1990s
  • Worship Leader Clinic - Small Worship Leadership Events
  • Why we worship - international conferences organized by Dan Wilt
  • Heart and Skill - One day workshop for worship leaders and musicians in the UK
  • Vineyard Worship Leaders Retreat - annual meetings in the US and UK for worship leaders

Vineyard Music artists

  • John Wimber
  • Carl Tuttle
  • Cindy Rethmeier
  • Kevin Prosch
  • Eddie Espinosa
  • Andy Park
  • Scott Underwood
  • Jeff Searles
  • Craig Musseau
  • David Ruis
  • Brian Doerksen
  • Brenton Brown
  • Vicky Beeching
  • Marc James
  • Nigel Briggs
  • Bene Müller
  • Jeremy Riddle
  • Chris Lizotte
  • Ryan Delmore

German-speaking area

A working group has been developing the topics and products for Germany, Austria and Switzerland since 2009. The group's manifesto states:

As Vineyard DACH, we face the challenge of passing on our core value of worship to the next generation.
We build on a rich legacy of values: the presence of God and intimacy with God, mercy and justice, passion, integrity and accessibility, understood in the context of community and God's Kingdom.
We want to preserve this heritage, develop it further and implement it in our context, towards a holistic lifestyle of worship. By this we mean that God's kingdom becomes visible through our actions. Worship is inextricably linked with justice and working in a seeking world.
We want to shape a sustainable culture of worship that continually develops the depth and breadth of worship for our and future generations. Depth in the quality of the encounter with God. Expansiveness in reaching people inside and outside the church. We want to empower as many people as possible to lead a lifestyle of worship and guide others in it, whether on stage, in the street or in the living room.
We want to constantly promote new and inspiring (German) songs and creative forms of worship. Subcultures should also find a voice. We promote songwriting, personalities and the arts. The new songs should be spread simply and in a contemporary way, and enrich churches in worship. Personalities are meant to embody and multiply the values ​​of worship.
The networking of the worship leaders should grow, they should be on the move with each other and constantly raise the standard. Relationships are a high priority and our way of development.

Live CDs

Since 2012 a series of live recordings at conferences.

  • In his presence - Bene Müller & Vineyard Bern (October 2012, recorded at the Whitsun Conference 2012 in Bern).
  • Loud and Leise Live - Kimberley Reschke & Ed Einsiedler (March 2013, recorded at the Psalm 2012 conference in Hamburg).

Vineyard New German

Since 2010 a series of 6 German songs that were created in local vineyards .

  • 1 - Bigger than my heart - with Kimberley and Kristian Reschke, Vineyard Hamburg
  • 2 - Indescribable - with Martin Käser, Vineyard Zurich
  • 3 - What do you want to do today? - with Ed Einsiedler, Vineyard Mannheim
  • 4 - Through the ice - with Flavian Graber, Vineyard Liestal
  • 5 - Everything - with Elias Schaden, Vineyard Graz

psalm

An annual gathering of worship leaders, musicians, artists, and worshipers. The previous meetings were:

  • 2009 - Heidelberg
  • 2010 - Zurich
  • 2011 - Remscheid
  • 2012 - Hamburg
  • 2013 - Stuttgart

Psalm KulTour

A one-day seminar on worship and God's presence for worship leaders, musicians, artists and worshipers. Previous tours were:

  • 2011 - Remscheid, Nuremberg, Speyer, Hamburg
  • 2012 - Heidelberg, Hanover, Munich
  • 2013 - Würzburg, Vienna, Bern, Bochum

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://www.worship.co.za/pages/history.asp
  2. ↑ http://www.worship.co.za/pages/history.asp
  3. ↑ http://vineyard-anbetung.blogspot.de/2009/04/vineyard-worship-manifestov.html