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| At Trinity, music has always been important -- a pipe organ was the first major furnishing of the church when it was built. (The ladies of the church financed its purchase with a series of chicken dinners). A century ago, Trinity even had its own boychoir. Click the image to the right to see Trinity's choir of men and boys as it appeared circa 1906 (choristers are identified in the photo archives). |
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| Christine was born
in Germany and has lived and worked in Chile and Europe. She records for the Carpe Diem (Berlin) label, playing both organ
and harpsichord. Her most recent recordings were made as a member of the
Early Music duo, Les Inègales. Please
access
the Carpe Diem catalog (please be patient while the recordings
download). Christine has performed and directed church music on three continents for churches of three denominations (Anglican, Lutheran, and Roman Catholic). She has developed additional depth as a church musician in other denominations as well as through teaching early music and choral singing. To read more about her background, please Read more about Christine's background. |
Christine really enjoys working with both our adults and
our children here at Trinity -- and of
course continuing to expand her own musical talents. She composes for
our choir, and on most Sundays she improvises on the recessional
hymn for a postlude -- Trinity is one of very few churches where
most parishioners (and virtually the entire choir) routinely sit
and listen to the postlude. And, of course, Christine also founded and directs Crescendo, the musical organization Trinity is proud to have nurtured. Her most recent venture, along with her baroque performance group, Les Inegales, is as artists in residence at the Spectrum Playhouse in Lee, MA. |
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(photo by Ingemar Svala) |
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There's a lot to our musical program, so check out the parts that are of special interest to you.
CLICK HERE to learn about the distinguished musical visitors we welcome to Trinity
CLICK HERE to learn about our own choir
CLICK HERE to learn about how our young people make music
CLICK HERE for information about instrumental music at Trinity
CLICK HERE to go to our main music page
No matter how recently we've had a concert or other special musical event at Trinity, there is never long to wait until the next one!
At Trinity Lime Rock we are proud of having the finest church music of any house of worship in our area.
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