Trinity College Chapel Music

Trinity College Chapel Singers

The Trinity College Chapel Singers is the college's oldest student organization dating from 1824. Following the admission of women to the college in 1968, the Chapel Singers became a mixed quartet. In 1977 Chapel Singers became a mixed voices choir and today numbers approximately 30 students. The Chapel Singers perform regularly at Evensong and Eucharist Services on Sunday afternoons at 4:15pm during term.

They are also featured at special Services such as The annual Services of the Lessons and Carols of Christmas, which is usually on the second Sunday in December. (December 8, 2002 at 4:30 and 7pm). Chapel Singers also perform at other important college ceremonies including various convocations and academic ceremonies, memorial services and other special events in the life of the college.

On occasion, The Chapel Singers travel off campus to perform.

In May, 1991 they made a performance trip to England where they performed concerts at St. Paul's Cathedral, London, Clare College, Cambridge, Chichester Cathedral and Arundel Cathedral.
 

Chapel Singers( February 2004)
2002-2003 Chapel singers outside the Chapel.	Chapel Singers  (September 2002)
Chapel Singers in Venice, Italy (May 2000)	In May, 2000 they performed in Venice, Italy with the American opera singer, alumna Liesl Odenweller '88.
Most recently sang concerts in May, 2002 in San Francisco, California.	Chapel Singers outside Grace Cathedral, San Francisco (May 2002)

John Rose, Director

Rachel Wiese '03, President
Gregory Rubin '03, Vice President
Jennifer Poppel '03, Secretary
Benjamin Fordham '03, Marshal

Two CD recordings of the Chapel Singers are currently available from the Chapel Office.
The Trinity College Chapel Singers Alumni Association is led by Ryan Whalen '02, President and Amy Buchner '02, Secretary.