Showing posts with label Caleb Schmiege. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Caleb Schmiege. Show all posts

Friday, November 8, 2019

Caleb Schmiege Nominated for Worship, Homiletics, and Basic English at Mordor's Seminary. Post from 2013



Musician/Band

Sine Fide is a WELS worship band that exisits (sic) to provide alternative worship styles to enrich the church and reach those who don't know Christ.

Two chances to see us in the Madison area this week. Wednesday night at 6:30 at Eastside Lutheran, and Thursday night at 7 at St. Andrew in Middleton. Wednesday will be our full concert, Thursday will be selections from our concert with a hip, cool message from Pastor Randy Hunter.

Sine Fide hitting up the classic car show. Good way to end a great day of soccer camp. — with Caleb SchmiegePeter Schlicht and Caleb Schultz.

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Another great week in Lannon. We added teo (sic) members of St.John's school, Maria and Hattie to two of our arrangements. It was great to see both of them excited about worship music like we are. We are enjoying a week off right now, but we have worship Saturday night, Sunday morning, and a concert on Monday night (Christ-Pewaukee, St. Paul's-Wisconsin Rapids, and Grace-Ridgeway, MN). We are almost to the halfway point of our tour and God is still blessing us through the churches and throught (sic) each other. \



Sunday, September 7, 2014

Caleb Sings Katy Perry

Caleb Schmiege - WELS CoWo clone.
He recorded and posted his version of Katy Perry's Firework - a song too nauseatingly dull to reproduce. Here are the Firework lyrics, so you can sing along with Caleb.

Wikipedia Slant Magazine stated that the song is "not an actively painful listen. Sure, the would-be inspirational lyrics ('Baby you're a firework/Come on show them what you're worth') are nonsensical, and the vocal lines, which sound like they were written for someone like Leona Lewis, are well beyond Perry's capabilities, but the chorus gains some momentum and the song would work well enough in a club setting that you could forgive its otherwise glaring weaknesses."[11] 

https://soundcloud.com/caleb-schmiege/firework


Just worshiped at this morning. Nice to play piano with some fun musicians.


There's something about using a port-a-potty while hearing "Fanfare for the Common Man" that feels so right.

Katy Perry sets Tim Glende's bronzer ablaze
and inspires Ski to greatness.