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22 Nov 1816
- Joel Negus Birth 1767 Death 22 Nov 1816 (aged 48–49)
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Nov 29, 1999 · Engineering Manager at Kooima Company. November 29, 1999 - Present. College. Studied at Iowa Western Community College, Clarinda, IA. High school. Went to Rock Valley Junior - Senior High School.
Joel has been a part of City Church since its beginning and became a full-time pastor in 2015. As a pastor in Cleveland Heights, Joel oversees Sunday services and is often found leading our singing and meeting with members. As the Director of Liturgy, Joel trains leaders to serve in Sunday services and oversees teams at current and future parishes.
CEO of Cleveland Scoring, Musician / Composer / Producer, Pastor at City Church Cleveland.
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Born of Osiris. Born of Osiris is an American progressive metalcore band formed in 2003 in Palatine, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. The band currently consists of lead vocalist Ronnie Canizaro, lead guitarist/backing vocalist Lee McKinney, bassist/rhythm guitarist//keyboardist Nick Rossi, and drummer Cameron Losch.
5,332 Followers, 2,151 Following, 1,042 Posts - Joel Negus (@joelnegus) on Instagram: "🎼 owner @clevelandscoring 🎙️studio manager @heightstheater 🎛 composer/producer/engineer 🎻 things w/ strings 🙋♂️ husband/dad + pastor @citychurchhts".
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Taking a break from building out custom wooden acoustic treatment for the theatre, Joel sat down with Soyuz to talk more about what he’s been up to the past few years. Continue reading below to learn more about Joel’s production space, his love for our 017 TUBE mic , and the rehab process of the Heights Theatre.
I can’t believe I didn’t blog about this already (I chalk it up to my psycho student/teacher/performer schedule, but still…), but Joel Negus one of the very talented bassists at the Cleveland Institute who has appeared several times here on the blog in the past, was one of the people selected for the YouTube Symphony project that just concluded at Carnegie Hall.
