Choir
Our Sanctuary choir is an essential part of worship at Claremont Presbyterian Church. The choir is made up primarily of volunteer singers.
JOIN
We welcome anyone who loves to sing to be a part of our choir. Practice is from 7:00-8:30 PM each Thursday. Sunday morning call time is 9:30 AM. Most of our choir sings with us year-round, however we welcome those who wish to join us in preparing major works for holidays such as Christmas and Easter. Our director is also interested in discovering the instrumentalist among us. Do you play flute? Violin? Tuba? Clarinet? Drums? Please let us know. We love to incorporate instrumental music in worship.
LISTEN
The musical selections for any given Sunday connect strongly with the scripture text for the day, the theme of the sermon, and the liturgical season of the year. Our music spans the range from classical to folk to gospel to contemporary. It also explores many stages on the journey of faith, from celebration to lament to wonder.
UPCOMING EVENTS
SAGE: Women of “a certain age” making music with an eclectic repertoire and intriguing melodies
Squeakin’ Wheels are not a traditional string band museum piece but a compendium of folk, country, blues, rock, and gospel flavors. Their soulful vocal harmonies rubbing up against some rambunctious licks will help you re-imagine folk music.
This year Vacation Bible School will take us to Compassion Camp. Compassion Camp explores What Every Living Thing Needs to live and how we can have compassion for the living earth.
John is perhaps best known for his work with the Byrds from mid-1968 until late 1969, where his bass playing on such albums as Dr. Byrds & Mr. Hyde and Ballad of Easy Rider been praised as solid, lively, and inventive.
Dave Tull has long been known as one of the world’s finest jazz drummers and has also built a reputation as a premiere jazz singer and songwriter.
As the only PIONEERS of SHAMROCKABILLY, CRAiC HAUS hails from Claremont California, but brings a heavy dose of the Emerald Isle to their aggressive rockabilly sound.