A live concert & album recording · Houston
Gospel on the Saxophone
You know every word. You've just never heard a saxophone sing them.
Houston saxophonist Theresa “T” Grayson is recording her new album live, playing the gospel songs you know by heart: her saxophone out front, live singers behind her. Be in the room when it's recorded.
Join for first access to tickets, the exact location, and a saxophone clip texted to you.
What happens Friday night
A live album recording
Theresa is recording her next album in front of a live audience. The music, and the room's response, go on the record.
Gospel on saxophone
The gospel hits you know by heart, with Theresa's saxophone out front and live singers behind her. Sing along, or just listen.
An intimate, seated room
A small Houston venue with a worship atmosphere. Doors at 6:30, and the music starts at 7 sharp because it's being recorded.
Come in your Sunday best
Grown, elegant, unhurried. Lift a hand, say “yes, Lord,” or close your eyes and receive.
Press play
You'll know it in four notes.
Her saxophone leads, the singers lift it, and the songs that carried you fill the room. Sing every word.
- I Told the Storm
- Lord, Do It for Me
- Hide Behind the Mountain
- Silver and Gold
- Amazing
- Big
Theresa on saxophone [TODO: YouTube clip ID]
Theresa has shared the stage with
For every worshiper who serves
You pour out every Sunday. This night pours back.
You're there before the doors open and the last one to leave. You lead, you serve, you check on everybody. When is the last time worship asked nothing of you?
- Her saxophone carries the melody and the singers carry the words. Join in, or close your eyes.
- Saxophone, live singers, an intimate room, and the gospel hits you've known for years.
- Lift a hand, say “yes, Lord,” or just sit and receive.
Friday night's program
The hits that carried you, led by her saxophone.
Eleven songs, from the old church favorites to this decade's worship, plus two of Theresa's originals.
The saxophone doesn't take the words away. It gives them back to you.
Friday night's program
Gospel on the Saxophone, recorded live, as the spirit leads
- Hide Behind the MountainMade famous by Keith “Wonderboy” Johnson
- I Told the StormMade famous by Greg O'Quin & Joyful Noyze
- Rain on UsMade famous by Earnest Pugh
- I Need Your GloryMade famous by Earnest Pugh
- Lord, Do It for MeMade famous by Zacardi Cortez
- Working on MeMade famous by Zacardi Cortez
- BigMade famous by Pastor Mike Jr.
- AmazingMade famous by Pastor Mike Jr.
- Silver and GoldMade famous by Kirk Franklin & The Family
- It's All About YouTheresa Grayson original
- Just a Little TimeTheresa Grayson original
Every song played on saxophone by Theresa Grayson. The original artists are not performing. Set subject to the moment.
This night happens once
When you say “yes, Lord,” it goes on the album.
Theresa isn't making this record in a studio. She's making it in a Houston room, in front of the people these songs belong to. Every lifted hand and every hallelujah becomes part of the recording.
Years from now, you'll play it and say, I was there.
What the guest list gets
First pick of tickets
You hear before the public, so you choose where you sit and who sits with you.
A saxophone clip
We'll text you a clip of Theresa playing [TODO: song] as soon as you join.
The location and details
The venue address, parking and arrival reminders before Friday, so you walk in relaxed.
Questions
What is a live recording?
Theresa is recording her new album in front of an audience that night. Everything played in the room, and the room's response to it, is captured for the record.
Where is it?
In Houston. The exact location is sent by text and email when you join the guest list.
Are the original artists performing?
No. Every song is played on saxophone by Theresa Grayson. No guest vocalists are scheduled.
Is this a church service or a concert?
Somewhere in between: a worship atmosphere in an intimate, seated room. Come as you'd dress for Sunday.
Will I be recorded?
Yes. The evening is being recorded for Theresa's live album, so the audience is part of the sound. You may also appear in video and photos.
Live album recording · Friday, Oct. 30 · Houston
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