Scott Snyder : Saxopraise Ministries

I am very excited to have pianist Tim Croucher and vocalist Ben Liston joining me for several Christmas concerts this holiday season. The concerts are throughout December, and dates, times, and venues can be found on the calendar page of…

In the last month, we have logged many miles travelling around the region sharing music and ministry. We have been in Columbus, OH, Marion, NC, and Chattanooga, TN. It has been wonderful, yet tiring to experience what travelling music artists…

Scott will be celebrating the Christmas Season this year with a series of Saxopraise Christmas concerts. Dates and more information will be coming soon. "O come let us adore Him!"

Over the last couple of months, Scott has had the opportunity to share his music in a setting which was a little different for him. Pastor Mitch Burch and the Townesmen Quartet from Middletown OH have organized several "Southern Gospel…

My last official day on the staff of Dayspring Church will be Sunday, July 29. It is exciting to move forward with the concert ministry with new energy and purpose. Concert dates are now available on Sunday mornings starting in…

After leading the music and worship ministry at Dayspring Church for almost 5 years, I will be stepping out of that role to focus more on the saxophone concert ministry! I am excited to be preparing new music, new multimedia…

What a great evening we had on Sunday, November 5 at the beautiful Fairfield Community Arts Center. About 150 attended, and I am grateful for your friendship and support. Thanks to all the great musicians who played, and the Arts…

It has been my heart's desire that people fully engage in the God-encounter... the corporate worship experience. It is so easy to sit back and be a spectator, to passively "go to church". It is especially easy in a concert-type…

Several of Scott's recent performances have included a "saxophone big band" with a large ensemble of saxes, brass, and the rhythm section. The arrangements from "Songs for the Ages" are enhanced by the huge sound of 10 or more saxophones…