Weekly Update by Jennifer Sisco - our Minister of Music
Calling all voices! Would you like to experience Easter in a whole new way? Join our choir for Easter! We will be singing a fun and easy-to-learn anthem, as well as the always magnificent Hallelujah Chorus from Handel’s Messiah. The time commitment is minimal for a maximum payoff of the joy of singing and giving the gift of music to your church. It’s a perfect way to conclude your Lenten spiritual journey.
If you would like to join the choir for Easter, or if you’d like more information about our choir and music program, please contact me at jsisco@trinitynewtownct.org or call me at the church office. The choir is open to all, regardless of experience or talent level. We sing a variety of music styles, and we have plenty of fun in the process! Come see what we’re all about!
Try something new!
Jennifer
Read more about Jennifer here.
If you would like to join the choir for Easter, or if you’d like more information about our choir and music program, please contact me at jsisco@trinitynewtownct.org or call me at the church office. The choir is open to all, regardless of experience or talent level. We sing a variety of music styles, and we have plenty of fun in the process! Come see what we’re all about!
Try something new!
Jennifer
Read more about Jennifer here.
Music
Music is integral to our worship and a meaningful part of our Sunday morning service. Enthusiastic congregational singing is encouraged and supported by a fine Austin pipe organ as well as piano, and music of various styles facilitates the worship. Our Choir of Men and Women is a talented group of adults who sing on Sundays plus other special services from September to June. With rehearsals on Thursday evenings, membership is open to all adults who love to sing and are committed to the music of the church. All are welcome in the choir, regardless of singing experience or level of singing ability.
Church members are invited to share their talents, whether instrumental or vocal, and all ages are encouraged to participate in the music ministry at Trinity.
We’re very proud of our organ with its 2,369 pipes arranged in 43 ranks and made of tin-lead alloy, zinc, brass, poplar and mahogany. Our Austin Organ, Opus 2652, is the fourth instrument in the present Trinity Church building, but only the second pipe organ. The Austin organ was chosen from among the several possible builders because of a history of reliability, and because of the tonal beauty and versatility.
Church members are invited to share their talents, whether instrumental or vocal, and all ages are encouraged to participate in the music ministry at Trinity.
We’re very proud of our organ with its 2,369 pipes arranged in 43 ranks and made of tin-lead alloy, zinc, brass, poplar and mahogany. Our Austin Organ, Opus 2652, is the fourth instrument in the present Trinity Church building, but only the second pipe organ. The Austin organ was chosen from among the several possible builders because of a history of reliability, and because of the tonal beauty and versatility.