Make a Joyful Noise.

Music at Saint Peter’s is something we share with one another. Our choirs and ensembles lead worship, support congregational singing, and help shape the rhythm of our common prayer.

Choirs & Ensembles

  • The Saint Peter's choir dressed in blue robes with white sashes singing at Saint Peters, accompanied by Jim Selway, Music Director at Saint Peter's Episcopal Church in Arlington, VA.

    Adult Choir

    Our adult choir sings music rooted in the breadth of the choral tradition—ancient and modern, familiar and new, simple and soaring. Volunteer singers and professional section leaders sing side by side, offering beauty, depth, and care to the worshiping life of Saint Peter’s.

  • Children singing in the Saint Cecilia Youth Choir for Sunday morning worship at 10:15 AM.

    Youth Choir

    The Saint Cecilia choir sings throughout the year and often joins with adult singers, forming a vibrant, intergenerational community of music.

  • Bell Choir

    Our bell choir gathers seasonally to prepare offerings for worship and special occasions. Each person holds just a few notes, and together a whole song emerges.

Occassional Ensembles

Smaller ensembles are also drawn from our choir community.

  • The Saint Peter's choir dressed in blue robes with white sashes singing at Saint Peters, accompanied by Jim Selway, Music Director at Saint Peter's Episcopal Church in Arlington, VA.

    St. Peter's Singers

    An intergenerational ensemble from the adult and youth choirs bringing voices together from across ages.

  • A group of men and boys singing in the Men's Choir, which practices once a month, led by a conductor.

    Men's Choir

    A smaller ensemble drawn from the men of the adult choir that sings periodically throughout the year.

Seasonal Concerts & Community Music

Beyond worship, music at Saint Peter’s continues throughout the year in concerts and gatherings for the whole community.

  • Choir and orchestra invite everyone to sing Handel's Messiah.

    Annual Messiah Sing-along

    A joyful community tradition that welcomes singers, listeners, and friends from beyond the parish. Typically held on the second Sunday of December.

  • Women sing at a choral concert

    Seasonal Concerts

    Spring and Fall choral offerings create space for listening, reflection, and celebration.

  • Four singers at a Circle of Friends concert.

    Circle of Friends Concerts

    Several performances each year feature local musicians and create connections through shared music.

Questions? New singers are always welcome!

You do not need to read music or have formal training—just a willingness to show up and sing.