St. Paul's Music
Worship and Music
Music is central to our life and worship at St. Paul’s. We are blessed by the music ministry of musicians and singers of all ages, led for more than two decades by
Dr. Paul Klemme.
Musicians at St. Paul's provide weekly music offerings that can be viewed at any time on St. Paul's Youtube Channel.
Primary Choir:
Age 5 through Grade 2
Directed by Leslie Dinsdale
- Rehearses Wednesdays from 3:45-4:30pm
- Sings at Sunday 10am service on the first Sunday of the month
Advent Choir:
Grades 3 through 5
Directed by Leslie Dinsdale
- Rehearses Wednesdays 4:15-5:15pm
- Sings at Sunday 10am service on the first Sunday of the month
Advent Bells:
Grades 3 through 5
Directed by Dr. Paul Klemme
A handbell choir, no experience needed!
- Rehearses Wednesdays 3:45-4:15pm
- Rings at Sunday 10am service on the first Sunday of the month
Grace Notes:
Grades 6 through 12
Directed by Dr. Paul Klemme
- Rehearses Sundays 5:30-6:30pm or Wednesdays from 4:15-5:15pm
- Sings and plays instruments at Sunday 10am service on the third Sunday of the month
Trinity Choir:
College and Adults
Directed by Dr. Paul Klemme
- Rehearses Thursdays 7-9pm
- Sings at Sunday 10am service every Sunday
St. Paul’s Ringers:
High School through Adult
Directed by Dr. Paul Klemme
- Rehearses Thursdays 5:40-6:50pm
- Rings at the 10am services on the second Sunday of the month
Evensong Concerts
Theodicy:
Sacred Instrumental Jazz Collective, Atlanta, GA
March 2nd
Based in Atlanta, Georgia the Rev. Andrew Barnett is the founding director of Theodicy Jazz Collective. This eclectic group of musicians is arguably the nation’s foremost liturgically based jazz ensemble, having led services and workshops at venues such as Washington National Cathedral, Canterbury Cathedral, and Oxford and Yale universities. The Theodicy Jazz Collective was formed at Oberlin Conservatory in 2006 and grew during residency at the Yale Institute of Sacred Music from 2008 to 2012. The band creates and leads services for a multitude of churches. The ensemble incorporates sounds from the traditions of jazz and gospel music and rhythms from Latin America and Africa. Theodicy describes their music as “a constant prayer, sometimes a shout of joy, sometimes a call to action, sometimes a cry for hope.”
The concert at St. Paul's is on March 2nd. This concert directly follows the 4:00 service of Evensong and is open to the public with free will donations gratefully accepted.
Concert Schedule
Watch the most recent Evensong concert:
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Having trouble viewing the livestream? Try watching the concert directly on Youtube!