Music
Youth Choir – Sunday, September 29th – 12:15 PM
St. Luke’s is starting a new youth choir program for children on Sunday, September 29 at 12:15pm, lasting 30 – 35 minutes. We already have a nice interested group, so if your child or someone you know has an interest, please come along. We’ll be in the Choir Room which is up the stairs from the Narthex. Christy Davis will also be helping as she did with the original Kinder Choir. We look forward to seeing you! if you have any questions please contact Russell Jackson.
St. Luke’s Church Choir
The Parish Choir, made up of adults with four section leaders and four choral scholars, is directed by Russell Jackson and accompanied by David Heller. During the year, the Parish Choir sings at the 11:00 AM service on Sunday mornings. The Choir rehearses every Wednesday at 7:00 PM.
To hear music from the St. Luke’s Parish Choir, check out the playlist below.
Choral Evensong
Choral Evensong is a combination of two monastic offices, Vespers and Compline, taken from the Magnificat (Song of Mary) and the Nunc Dimittis (Song of Simeon). These settings, along with Choral Responses, Psalms, and Anthem reflect the season and are some of the most glorious moments in the Anglican Choral Tradition. You are invited to take part in the beauty of holiness offered here at St. Luke’s.
A list of choral repertoire, organ music, Evensongs, concerts/special events is released at the end of summer and gives details for the upcoming year. Click Here to download a copy.
Music by St. Luke’s Choir
- Mar 11, 2020Come Sunday (Duke Ellington)
- Mar 8, 2020Lacrimosa (Requiem – W. A. Mozart)
- Feb 16, 2020Magnificat (Sumsion in A)
- Feb 2, 2020Nunc Dimittis (Herbert Sumsion in A major)
- Jan 26, 2020Prayer of St. Richard of Chichester (Leonard J. White)
- Jan 12, 2020Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day (John Gardner)
- Dec 24, 2019Torches, Torches (John Joubert)
- Dec 24, 2019Out of Your Sleep (Richard Rodney Bennet)
- Dec 8, 2019Ave Maria (Anton Bruckner)
- Dec 1, 2019Vesper – E’en so Lord Jesus quickly come (Paul Manz)
