Choirs & Ensembles
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.
St. Peter’s Choir
Our primary adult choir sings regularly in worship, offering a rich and varied repertoire from across the choral tradition.
From Bach and Handel to Vaughan Williams and Copland, from Mozart and Fauré to contemporary voices like Daniel Gawthrop—and the work of our resident composer, James Jillson Selway—the choir’s music spans centuries of faith expressed in song.
With both volunteer singers and professional section leaders, the choir brings depth, beauty, and care to our shared song.
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St. Peter's Singers
An intergenerational ensemble that gathers voices across ages, reminding us that music in the Church is always something we do together.
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St. Cecilia Choir
Our youth choir sings throughout the year and often joins with adult singers, forming a vibrant, intergenerational community of music.
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Men's Choir
A smaller ensemble that sings periodically, offering a distinct and beautiful expression of the choral tradition
Bell Choir
There’s something quietly beautiful about handbells—how each person holds just a few notes, and together a whole song emerges.
Our bell choir comes together at different times throughout the year to prepare offerings for worship and special occasions. It’s music shaped by attention, teamwork, and a shared sense of joy.
If you’re drawn to this kind of making—part rhythm, part listening, part community—there is a place for you .
Rehearsals & Commitment
Rehearsal times vary by ensemble, and new singers are always welcome.
You don’t need to read music or have formal training—just a willingness to show up and sing.
Join Us
If you’re interested in singing or playing,
we would love to connect with you.