Music at All Hallows
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currently
consists of a dozen singers who help lead worship at the 10:00 A.M. service at the Brick
Church each Sunday throughout the year. In addition, they sing at the Chapel for seasonal
services during Holy Week and other times during the year. The choral music is chosen from
throughout the rich heritage of the Anglican Church from the middle ages through to the
twenty-first century.
Click HERE for the current repertoire list.
are on Wednesday evenings from 7:15-8:45 and
on Sunday morning from 8:45-9:45. Members are expected to attend rehearsals regularly.
During the summer the choir rehearses on Sunday morning only. We are always interested
in welcoming new singers who enjoy learning challenging music.
To join, interested singers should contact choirmaster Mike Menne. |
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Michael Menne, Organist and Choir Master
Phone: 410.721.7284
Email: allhallowsmusic@gmail.com
Mr. Menne's Biography |
The parish has a 3-octave set of Schulmerich
handbells. If you are of middle school age or older and are interested
in becoming a handbell ringer, please contact Mike Menne. |
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All Hallows is currently engaged in a process to install a new pipe organ in the Brick Church. It will be a mechanical action instrument
of 13 stops, currently under construction in the shop of organbuilder A. David Moore of Pomfret, Vermont. In the meanwhile, we are using a 3 ½ stop continuo instrument by Mr. Moore, with the addition of an
independent pedalboard controlling an 8’ open wood rank. The Chapel houses a venerable Rodgers, which will be the focus of attention once the Brick Church
instrument is completed.
For more information on David Moore, click HERE to go to his website.
Click HERE to see a drawing of how the completed organ will appear in the Brick Church.
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