Music
At HTSM Guildford we enjoy a vibrant musical community
We welcome a wide range of genres from folk groups to full orchestras
Find out more about concerts on our Facebook Page
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Holy Trinity Church Choir
The choir of Holy Trinity church is a group of about forty to fifty people which sings at two services each Sunday at Holy Trinity, either boys' voices with adults, girls' voices with adults or adult voices alone.
The choir sings everything from polyphony to jazz masses at services throughout the year and has also undertaken public concerts (including secular works), radio broadcasts, recordings and has sung at many cathedrals.
Boy and Girl Choristers are given the opportunity not only to sing music to the glory of God in the context of Christian worship, but also to make new friends, join a great team, earn extra pocket money and receive free musical education. In addition generous grants are available to assist with instrumental lessons and all choristers may style themselves Choral Scholars. There is no audition or previous experience necessary for entry, just commitment, loyalty and enthusiasm.
For all chorister enquiries please contact:
Nick Graham, Director of Music
St Mary's Organ Recitals
St Mary's Lunchtime Organ Recitals have been running since 1988. There have been some outstanding performances and recitalists from near and far have praised the quality of the organ.
Download the 2021 listing here
Download the 2022 listing here
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Holy Trinity Organ
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St Mary's Choir
St Mary’s choir is an adult choir which sings at special services in the Parish. The choir’s repertoire is wide and includes work by living composers, the pioneers of the sixteenth century and much in between.The choir meets outside the church from time to time for suppers, madrigal session and musical evenings. New members of all voices are welcome. Please like our Facebook page here.
Contact: Helen Lee
Bell Ringing
History of HT Bells & Bell Ringing.
Our parish has a lively band of ringers who ring the bells for morning services at both Holy Trinity and St Mary’s as well as weddings and civic occasions.
To find out more go to WHAT'S ON.