The Charles Novell School of Music & Godsey Media Management Combine Efforts to Present CNS21.

Nashville, TN (May 24, 2021)
The Charles Novell School of Music and Godsey Media Management have reached an agreement to hold CNS21 and future events in a combined effort.

The Charles Novell School of Music has been training singers, musicians and songwriters for decades, helping individuals reach their musical goals and helping shape the landscape of Gospel Music.  Godsey Media Management is a company on the cutting edge of technology and digital media platforms, using new and creative methods to present the Gospel. Combine the two, and the training of tomorrow’s singers, musicians, songwriters, artists, and ministers begins anew today.

Rob Novell, President of The Charles Novell School of Music, says “I’ve been involved in this school my entire life and watched my Dad teach and encourage people to reach their dreams. Now that I’m leading the school, I see this opportunity with Godsey Media Management to be the catalyst to help us reach and teach more people than ever for the furthering of the Kingdom.”

Scott Godsey, President of Godsey Media, states, “Growing Gospel artists is a huge part of growing Gospel music. We are honored to partner with Rob and The Charles Novell School of Music to do just that. We can’t wait to see what God does with this amazing school through our combined efforts.”

CNS21 will run this July 25-31 at Fort Mountain Retreat Center in the beautiful North Georgia Mountains. You can study voice, piano, guitar, bass guitar, drums, songwriting, sound systems, group training and technology. Space is limited and CNS21 is nearing capacity so contact today.

The Charles Novell School of Music and Godsey Media Management will be bringing new and creative events to the training of Gospel music with additional events like the CNS21 Interactive Virtual Experience a week long School Session held online October 11-15, 2021.  Contact at info@cnsmusic to find out how you can be a part.

Rob Novell, Scott Godsey, and Paul Secord