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Musical EnsemblesThe Old South Choir, under the direction of Harry L. Huff, is an organization of around 35 volunteers supplemented by nine professional singers. It is capable of presenting music of all periods and styles, from the great classics to contemporary jazz and gospel. The Choir... The Old South Ringers, under the direction of Peter Coulombe, perform on 5 octaves of Whitechapel handbells and 6 octaves of Malmark chimes. There is a place for everyone at our tables, whether you've rung since childhood or are holding a bell for the first time. The... The Old South Youth Choir, under the direction of George A. Sargeant, is open to all young people of the church in grades 9 through 12. It performs music encompassing a wide variety of styles from Gregorian Chant to rap, and sings in worship approximately once per month... The Children’s Chime Choir, under the direction of Phil Stern, provides an opportunity for children in the 3rd through 7th grades to play hand chimes in an ensemble. The group plays arrangements of well known hymns in roughly four Festival Worship Services per year,... The First Worship Pick-Up Choir, under the direction of Matthew Myer Boulton, provides music for First Worship in the Gordon Chapel each Sunday morning. If singing has always made your heart soar, you are warmly invited to come and sing with the Choir—no experience... The Children’s Music Program, under the leadership of Amy Budka, is an extension of the Old South Church School. Children in Pre-K through Grade 7 who attend on Sunday participate in the morning's varied offerings, which focus on both traditional and new songs for worship... The Willie Sordillo Trio, coordinated by alto saxophonist Willie Sordillo, is comprised of a large pool of professional musicians who play in varying combinations on different weeks for Thursday evening Jazz Worship in the Gordon Chapel. While jazz and gospel music are... Butterflyfish, Old South’s “house bluegrass band,” coordinated by Matthew Myer Boulton, consists of toe-tapping banjo riffs, feel-good guitar, sweet and lonely fiddle lines, all anchored by the bold confidence of an upright bass. Butterflyfish takes old hymns and gospel... The choir meets each week immediately after worship to prepare music to sing at the following week’s service. |
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