Silent Night

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Christmas Eve II

Christmas Party

Learning New Music

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Signing "Silent Night"

Mary Chamiec-Case teaches the St. John's Parish Choristers how to sign "Silent Night." This clip shows two runs through this carol. Mary's beautiful signing opens new levels of meaning in this familiar carol. Enjoy!

Rehearsing for Christmas Eve Worship

Holiday Fair Concert, 2006, at St. John's

Choristers, Russians Wow Crowd

The St. John's Choristers and the Russian a cappella group LYRA played to a very appreciative audience during their Sept. 10 fundraiser.

A Letter from Grace Church

Chorister Academy Director Maria Coffin recently received the following letter regarding the Choristers's performance at Grace Church:

Dear Ms. Coffin and the Choristers of the Academy,

Thank you so much for your beautiful offerings at Grace Church on June 25. All the way in Oberlin, Ohio, your beautiful music effects reached my ears. I've had many lovely comments grateful for your music and presence.

Please come sing again at Grace, the door is always open. Have a beautiful and safe remainder of the summer.

With warmest regards,
Patrick Allen, organist (pictured)
Grace Church

More movies from Grace Church

Take a look at us singing at Grace Church..."Little Lamb" is the top video and "Cry Out with Joy to the Lord" is the second. Enjoy...

Up and at 'em

We were all up very early the day of our big trip to New York City. Some of us snoozed on the bus, others just relaxed and rested. Some of us told jokes, watched Sister Act, or gabbed away.

We'd like to share our experience with you through these movies. We sounded great and we had a blast.

These files are wmv movie files and should play through your windows media player. Depending on your Internet connection, you may need to wait a little bit before they begin to play.

Take a look...