Music

The adult Chapel Choir sings weekly at the Sunday 10:30 Eucharist from August through Pentecost, with a summer sabbatical.  The Choir leads congregational singing in hymns and service music, as well as provides an anthem or motet during the Offertory, ranging from standard Renaissance works to newly-composed pieces.  Anthems are commissioned yearly for the choir; recent anthems include works by noted composers James Sclater, Michael John Trotta, and William Bradley Roberts, and Joshua Nichols.

The Choir offers a Festival of Lessons and Carols the last Sunday in Advent, as well as Tenebrae on Wednesday in Holy Week.

St. Cecilia Choir, consisting of 4th-6th graders, processes with the adult Chapel Choir periodically, and on occasions sings at Offertory at the 10:30 Sunday Eucharist, also singing at the 3:00 p.m. Christmas Eve service.  In addition to service offerings, St. Cecilians learn fundamentals of music notation and basic solfège.

The Cherub Choir is comprised of 1st-3rd graders.  The Cherubs sing periodically at the 10:30 Sunday Eucharist and the 3:00 Christmas Eve service.  Choristers are introduced to basic music fundamentals, including an introduction to solfège.