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July 18-24, 2010
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Worship MusicMusic has the ability to touch people in a way that the spoken word sometimes cannot and, as such, is a ministry within our congregation. Every group is always open to new participants at any time. Won't you join us and learn the joy and fellowship that comes with being a part of something larger than yourself? You'll find descriptions of all of our ensembles on this page along with rehearsal times. Come make a joyful noise to the Lord!
Adult Chancel ChoirThe Chancel choir is open to anyone high school age or beyond. Our music repertoire ranges from Bach, Brahms, and Mendelssohn to John Rutter and Joseph Martin. Members are encouraged to use their rehearsal CDs to prepare for each week's practice and time is spent learning music theory as well as singing. During the year, special attention is paid to festival Sundays and larger works are done seasonally. No experience is necessary to join us. Rehearsals take place on Thursday evenings from 7:00-8:30pm in the church Sanctuary. Adult Handbell ChoirThe adult handbell choir is comprised of ringers of high school age and older. While we have ringers of varied experience levels, we endeavor to learn theory and techniques as an ensemble for use in leading worship. Our repertoire includes the Divine Setting of the liturgy as well as classical and sacred pieces. While no experience is necessary, a commitment to this group is essential to its ability to consistently lead worship in a unified manner. Rehearsals are in the Sanctuary every Thursday evening from 5:30-7:30pm. The handbell choir has a 3 octave set of Malmark English Handbells and participates in area workshops throughout the year. Music Ministry LeadersTom Ayer, Director of Music and Congregational Life and Growth Music Director and Director of Congregational Life and Growth, Tom Ayer, has been involved in church music for over 40 years. Beginning as a boy soprano soloist, Tom's background has taken him all over the United States, performing in many venues, from the prestigious Santa Fe Opera to the Bach Festival in New Mexico. He received his training at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, University of New Mexico, and the University of California: Berkeley. His career has provided him with associations with David Wilcocks, John Rutter, Joyce Jones, and Joseph Martin. His choral compositions have been performed by choirs throughout the United States. In addition to his duties at the church, Tom provides weekly music instruction at the Trinity Child Development Center. Bob Gardner, Director, Guitar Bob Gardner has been playing guitar almost as long as he can remember. As a teen growing up in Florida, Bob was a part of a garage band that later produced the members of Lynard Skynard. Grounded in his faith in God, Bob works tirelessly in his volunteer position at Trinity. Vanessa Tome Vanessa Tome is our choir accompianist. "Sing to the LORD a new song; | ||||
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