Music at St Stephen's
St Stephen's has a long tradition of great music, both in worship and at regular concerts and recitals.
You are welcome to join us in singing with the congregation on Sunday mornings, join our choir, come along to special services at Christmas and Easter, and participate in annual events like Hymnfest.
If you enjoy listening to music and seeing wonderful performances, we have recitals in the church every Friday at 1:10 pm, and evening concerts regularly throughout the year.
Every Wednesday at 6pm - 7:30pm we have an hour of jazz.
We invite you to be blessed by the wonderful sounds of talented performers, and to join us as we make beautiful music together.
For details of upcoming concerts and recitals, or details on how to join the choir, please contact us.
T: 02 9221 1688 E: [email protected]
You are welcome to join us in singing with the congregation on Sunday mornings, join our choir, come along to special services at Christmas and Easter, and participate in annual events like Hymnfest.
If you enjoy listening to music and seeing wonderful performances, we have recitals in the church every Friday at 1:10 pm, and evening concerts regularly throughout the year.
Every Wednesday at 6pm - 7:30pm we have an hour of jazz.
We invite you to be blessed by the wonderful sounds of talented performers, and to join us as we make beautiful music together.
For details of upcoming concerts and recitals, or details on how to join the choir, please contact us.
T: 02 9221 1688 E: [email protected]
JOINING OUR CHOIR
St Stephens' Uniting Choir sings mostly standard (and occasionally quirky) liturgical repertoire. We rehearse on Sundays at 9am for a 10am service, followed by a rehearsal after the service for the next week (there is no mid-week rehearsal commitment). Links to pieces and hymns are sent by email each week, and for those who find it useful there are often practice tracks. There are a few special services/concerts during the year as well as extra services at Easter and Christmas. Experience reading music and singing in parts is strongly preferred. The choir is non-auditioned, and includes auditioned choral scholars to assist with each voice part.
For more information email Dr Huw Belling [email protected]
For more information email Dr Huw Belling [email protected]