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MUSIC AT ST. CLEMENT'S!
SUMMER CONCERTS!
This summer St. Clement's will be hosting a concert series. Concerts will take place
between 10:15 and 10:45 am between our 9:15 and 11 am services. Please invite your
friends and family to join you in attending this concerts. Summer
Concert Series Line-up
August 24 |
Tim
Elliott, piano; Scott Alexander,
bass “New Every Morning” -hymn
tunes and jazz variations |
August 31 |
Nancy Nourse, flute |
Sept.
7 |
The Empire Trio
with Bozena Szubert,
violin; George Juris Kenis, cello; Renata Zorawska, piano. Music: J.S.
Bach, Vivaldi |
Music Notes:
The choirs and special music of St. Clement's, under the direction of Organist and
Choirmaster Tom Fitches, form an integral part of worship life in the parish. For more
information on anything you find on this page, or to participate in choir and music life,
contact Tom Fitches at (416) 483-6664, #26 or
e-mail: tfitches@stclements-church.org .
Always wanted to sing in the choir? Sang many years ago in school but haven’t done it
since? Please consider joining one of St. Clement's choirs. Newcomers welcome.
The Psallam Spiritu Choir
The Psallam Spiritu Choir (Sing with the Spirit)
is a treble voice choir for boys and girls aged 7 and up, rehearsing Thursdays at 4:30
p.m. The choir sings at the 9:15 a.m.liturgy on Sundays and special concerts and liturgies
throughout the year as announced. Excellent training, with special focus on sight-reading.
The 9:15 Volunteer Choir
A mixed-voice choir of all ages that rehearse occasionally on Saturday mornings at 10:30
a.m. and also sing for the 9:15 a.m. liturgies on Sunday mornings. This choir sometimes
joins in learning special repertoire with the Senior Choir.
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Organist &
Choirmaster Tom Fitches
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The Senior Choir
An auditioned mixed-voiced choir who sing a wide range of sacred repertoire from plainsong
and 16th c. to music of the 20th and 21st century, rehearsing on Thursday evenings from
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The choir sings Sunday liturgies at 11 a.m., special Choral Evensongs at
4:30 p.m. (see below), and at special liturgies, concerts and other events throughout the
year.
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