Music
Choir
Under the direction of Dr. John Deaver, Trinity’s choir sings during the 10 o’clock service from the Sunday after Labor Day through Trinity Sunday (typically early June). The choir also sings Evensong twice a year, as well as a Choral Eucharist with orchestra on Pentecost Sunday. If you are interested in singing in the choir, please see Dr. John Deaver.
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Brass Ensemble
Volunteer musicians from our parish rehearse Sundays from 12:20-1:00 P.M. to prepare pieces throughout the church year, including Christmas Eve, Easter, and Pentecost.
Chimers
Volunteers play the chimes each Sunday before the 10 o’clock service, welcoming worshipers as they enter the church.
Evensong
The Trinity Choir leads the service of Evensong twice each season. Evensong, or Evening Prayer, originated in the first Book of Common Prayer of 1549 when Archbishop Thomas Cranmer combined the monastic offices of Vespers and Compline. This meditative service combines scripture, prayers, and sung canticles with an anthem. The service lasts under an hour and is followed by a reception.
Meet Dr. John Deaver
Our extremely talented Dr. John Deaver heads our music initiatives at Trinity, including the choir and Midday Musical.
Organ
Our spectacular 30-stop Wilhelm Organ was part of the 1993-94 renovation and given in memory of Cora Andrews Milburn by Anna and Joseph Milburn. While the previous organ was housed in the octagon-shaped area that is now the narthex, this organ sits against the east wall of the transept.