“Music should assist the assembled believers to express and share the gift of faith that is within them.”

PURPOSE:
Through the work of musicians, both professional and amateur, assist assembled believers to express and share the gift of faith that is within them during weekend Masses, weddings, funerals, major feast days, and other celebrations; to elevate our Parish liturgies to a higher form of praise through quality music; to promote full conscious and active participation in public prayer. Adults, young adults, and children with various abilities and skill levels are welcome.

ACTIVITIES:
Participate in weekend Masses and other liturgical celebrations as needed; attend scheduled rehearsals for singers and instrumentalists; share the joy of Christ in music and fellowship.

TIME COMMITMENT:
3 –4 hours per week, flexible.

CONTACT:
David Garrido-Cid, Director of Music Ministries
Phone: 860-633-9419
Email: david@isidoreandmaria.org

Children & Youth Music Ministry

 

We are always excited to include the young members of our Parish in the music-making for our liturgies.

Here are the details of different opportunities to participate:

Children’s Choir (Grades K – 4)

  • Rehearsal day/time TBD (traditionally on Wednesday afternoons).
  • Rehearsals will start the third (3rd) week of September. Check back on this page for confirmation.
  • The group participates at key liturgies throughout the year, typically including: Christ the King Sunday (end of November); Christmas Eve (earlier Mass); Lessons and Carols (January 7, 2025); Last Sunday in Ordinary Time (before Lent); Easter Sunday morning; and a Spring Festival.

Youth Choir (Grades 5 – 12)

  • Rehearsal day/time TBD (traditionally on Wednesday afternoons).
  • Rehearsals will start the third (3rd) week of September. Check back on this page for confirmation.
  • The group participates at key liturgies throughout the year, typically including: Christ the King Sunday (end of November); Christmas Eve (earlier Mass); Lessons and Carols (January 7, 2025); Last Sunday in Ordinary Time (before Lent); Easter Sunday morning; and a Spring Festival.

Key Players

  • Anyone who plays an instrument
  • Playing short piece(s) as prelude for weekend Mass(es), as able/available
  • Various ability and skill levels are welcome.
Learn more about our parish music ministry