Music & the Arts
Many of our music and arts programs are currently on hold during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read below to learn more about the beloved music and choral music traditions at St. Paul’s.
Choirs
Adult volunteers, professional singers, and the St. Paul’s Choristers come together to lead the hymns 
and anthems at worship each Sunday. The choirs also participate in concerts, special services such as Evensong, and other events throughout the year. The Compline Choir (separate upper and lower voices choirs) sings chant and polyphony every Sunday night for the 9 PM service of Compline.
St. Paul’s believes deeply in the power of congregational singing, and so our choir’s primary responsibility is to lead and inspire congregational song. Though we use the Hymnal 1982 as our primary musical resource, we frequently draw from other sources as well.
Organ
Our 1928 E.M. Skinner organ was installed and enlarged in 1992, and was restored and enlarged in 2007 by the Reuter Organ Company of Lawrence, Kansas. Read more, and see the organ’s specifications, at this link.
Seabury Academy programs
Seabury Academy of Music and the Arts, Inc. is a registered 501(c) nonprofit in residence at St. Paul’s on the Green. Seabury and St. Paul’s work in tandem to promote and provide accessible music and art for all people in Fairfield County.
Seabury Academy sponsors:
- the St. Paul’s Chorister Program,
- the Mid-Day Music and Sunday Concert series, which brings spectacular artists from New Haven, New York, and beyond to offer fun, varied programs every month,
- and the ARTWorks Gallery on the Green, a professional-grade art gallery located in the Chittim-Howell House on campus at St. Paul’s, which features new and dynamic artists from across Fairfield County in multiple gallery showings each year.
If you would like more information about music and arts programs at St. Paul’s, would be interested in joining the choir, or would like to be added to our mailing list, contact admin@stpaulsnorwalk.org.