Music
While the congregation is the primary singing ensemble for our liturgies, St. Andrew’s On-the-Sound is fortunate to have a choir that assists in leading worship at the 10:30 AM Sunday service during the academic year and at special services throughout the year, such as during Holy Week and on Christmas Eve.
Normally singing from the second Sunday of September to the second Sunday of May, this dedicated group of vocalists enhances our liturgies by providing at least one anthem each week and lending support for the congregation. Several section leaders are contracted by the church to sing each week and provide a strong foundation for the choir, but volunteers from the parish are always welcome. We need more folks from all voice parts, so please contact Director of Music C. Justin Smith at [email protected] if you would like to participate.
While the choir does sing each Sunday, the section leaders and director do understand that volunteers may not be available each Sunday of the entire academic year and are welcome to take Sundays off if needed.
Join the Choir this Fall
Join the Choir this Fall
As we approach the beginning of the program year, we are looking forward to creating a wonderful experience in the music department for interested parishioners.
This fall, we are planning to increase the size of our choir and are looking for volunteers to join in making music to support our later worship service on Sunday mornings. You do not need any speci…
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