Music at St. Paul's

MUSIC has been an important part of the mission and outreach of st. paul's episCopal church for nearly 150 years.

St. Paul's has a long history of excellent music making and contributions to secular and sacred music, and our historic sanctuary continues to serve as a place of prayer and respite of beauty for the residents for all people. Professional musicians have been employed here since the late 19th century, and one of the Episcopal Church's most distinguished hymn writers served as Rector from 1905-1911. More recently, John Harms served as Organist and Choirmaster in the mid-twentieth century and later founded what is now the Bergen Performing Arts Center.

Music at St. Paul's is a series of programs highlighting local singers, instrumentalists, and choirs in a welcoming, sacred space. If you are interested in participating in the series, check out the latest Upcoming Events right here. Many choral groups are featured in the May 6, 2012 concert, including The Mack Brandon Quartet & Ramapo Gospel Choir, St. Paul's Choir, Canticum Novum Choir of Christ Church, New Brunswick and St. Luke's & Our Saviour Choir.

Free parking is available and a reception follows each program. Everyone is welcome!