The Choristers who are The Anglican Singers have a deep interest in music of the English choral tradition. Much of the finest music of this tradition, spanning half a millennium, is found in the Anglican service of choral evensong. The independently organized Anglican Singers, who are drawn from a variety of backgrounds, are artists-in-residence at St. James Episcopal Church, New London, Connecticut.

Trebles


The Treble Program offers young singers the opportunity to extend their music skills and to become acquainted with the choral repertoire of the Anglican tradition. A limited number of committed and talented young people are selected selected for this program.

For more information, contact the Director.

Selected guest appearances over the last ten years include:

  • The Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
    Quebec City
  • The Cathedral of All Saints
    Albany, NY
  • Cathedral Church of St. Luke
    Portland, ME
  • Trinity Church, Copley Sq.
    Boston, MA
  • Trinity College Chapel
    Hartford, CT
  • St. John s Chapel, Groton School
    Groton, MA
  • Region I Convention of the
       Association of Anglican Musicians
  • All Saints Church
    Worcester, MA
  • St. John s Episcopal Church
    Beverly Farms, MA
  • Harkness Chapel
    Connecticut College

 

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The Anglican Singers
The Anglican Singers at St. James

DIRECTOR: Simon Holt  ORGANIST: Andrew Howell
FOUNDING DIRECTOR:
Marianna Wilcox

SOPRANO:  Andrea Anderson, Amy Bentley, Anne Bingham,
Jill Foster, Carrie Koslofsky, Marty Minich, Gillian Patrick,
Wendy Schnur, Carla Stebbins

TREBLE:  Sarah Yankovich

ALTO:  Susan Anderson, Dorothy Askelson, Susan Bainbridge, Anne Bourne, Katherine Brighty, Mary Harris, Donna Miller, Heather Roberts, Jacqueline Yeung

TENOR:  Kim Bingham, Tim Breitenstein, Philip Darrell,
Randy Russ

BASS:  John Demlein, Christopher Foster, Stephen Heller,
Ed Latimer, Charles McDonald, David Percival, Seth Roberts

   
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