Worship & Music
Adult Choir
Contact Person: Pam Drenner pdrenner@stpaullititz.net
Meeting Time: Wednesdays 7:30–8:30pm
Location: Choir room
The Adult Choir leads the traditional services each Sunday, sings anthems, the musical setting of the liturgy, the psalms, and leads the congregation in hymn singing. The choir sings special services throughout the church year as well.
Bell Choir
Contact Person: Gloria Oberkehr goberkehr@stpaullititz.net
Meeting Time: Mondays 7:30 – 8:30pm
Location: Nave
The Bell Choir performs preludes, anthems, hymn accompaniments, and responses.
Devotion
Contact Person: Melodie Fair fairs@ptd.net
Meeting Time: Wednesdays 7-9pm
Location: Nave
Devotion is the Praise Band who leads worship at Contemporary Worship services; sponsors and coordinates special fellowship events at St. Paul; and shares their music ministry with other congregations throughout our community, synod and beyond.
Joyful Noise
Contact Person: Melodie Fair fairs@ptd.net
Meeting Time: Sundays 8:45-9:10am
Location: Choir room
Joyful Noise is the Youth Choir that consists of young singers from 6th grade through college who sing contempoary and original Christian music.
King’s Kids
Contact Person: Melodie Fair fairs@ptd.net
Meeting Time: Sundays 9:10-9:30am
Location: Choir room
King's Kids is the children's choir that consists of children ages 4 through 6th grade who sing and play God's praises through camp songs, original and contemporary music.
The Pipe Organ at Saint Paul Casavant Freres, Opus 777
Dedicated on September 21, 1969 the organ was built by the firm of Casavant Freres Limitee, Opus 777, and was designed so that it would be visibly prominent in the Nave. As you look at the organ, its three main divisions are readily apparent. The Great organ, the backbone of the instrument, occupies the center space and its pipes are arranged in two cascades, opposing each other. The Swell organ, to the right of the Great division, is enclosed in a wooden chamber and speaks through louvres at the front. The Swell division contains voices such as the Salizional and Vox coelestis, and interestingly color stops, such as the Sesquialtera, and the Krummhorn, a type of reed. The large pipes of the Pedal division, located at the left, were placed so that they can stand to their full height of 16 feet. The smaller pipes of the Pedal division are mounted on the pedastal between these large pipes and the Great division. The Pedal division is not merely comprised of very deep sounds but is a complete division in itself and adds a great deal of body to the sound of the instrument. The organ is of traditional design and voiced throughout on two inches of wind pressure.
The stoplist is as follows:
- Great Division - - Swell Division - - Pedal Division -
Quintaden 16' - 61 pipes Salizional 8' - 61 pipes Principal 16' - 32 pipes
Principal 8' - 61 pipes Vox coelestis 8' - 61 pipes Subbass 16' - 32 pipes
Gedackt 8' - 61 pipes Rohrflote 8' - 61 pipes Octave 8' - 32 pipes
Octave 4' - 61 pipes Principal 8' - 61 pipes Gedacktpommer 8' - 32 pipes
Koppelflote 4' - 61 pipes Spitzflote 4' - 61 pipes Octave 4' - 32 pipes
Mixture IV 1 1⁄3' - 244 pipes Waldflote 2' - 61 pipes Rohrpfeife 4' - 32 pipes
Trumpet 8' - 61 pipes Quintflote 1 1⁄3' - 61 pipes Mixture IV 2' - 128 pipes
Sesquialtera II 2 2⁄3' - 98 pipes Posuane 16' - 32 pipes
- Couplers - Scharf IV 2⁄3' - 244 pipes Trompete 8' - 32 pipes
Great to Pedal Krummhorn 8' - 61 pipes Schalmei 4' - 32 pipes
Swell to Pedal Tremulant Grand Cornet IV 16' - 32 pipes
Swell to Great
Contact Person: Pam Drenner pdrenner@stpaullititz.net
Meeting Time: Wednesdays 7:30–8:30pm
Location: Choir room
The Adult Choir leads the traditional services each Sunday, sings anthems, the musical setting of the liturgy, the psalms, and leads the congregation in hymn singing. The choir sings special services throughout the church year as well.
Bell Choir
Contact Person: Gloria Oberkehr goberkehr@stpaullititz.net
Meeting Time: Mondays 7:30 – 8:30pm
Location: Nave
The Bell Choir performs preludes, anthems, hymn accompaniments, and responses.
Devotion
Contact Person: Melodie Fair fairs@ptd.net
Meeting Time: Wednesdays 7-9pm
Location: Nave
Devotion is the Praise Band who leads worship at Contemporary Worship services; sponsors and coordinates special fellowship events at St. Paul; and shares their music ministry with other congregations throughout our community, synod and beyond.
Joyful Noise
Contact Person: Melodie Fair fairs@ptd.net
Meeting Time: Sundays 8:45-9:10am
Location: Choir room
Joyful Noise is the Youth Choir that consists of young singers from 6th grade through college who sing contempoary and original Christian music.
King’s Kids
Contact Person: Melodie Fair fairs@ptd.net
Meeting Time: Sundays 9:10-9:30am
Location: Choir room
King's Kids is the children's choir that consists of children ages 4 through 6th grade who sing and play God's praises through camp songs, original and contemporary music.
The Pipe Organ at Saint Paul Casavant Freres, Opus 777
Dedicated on September 21, 1969 the organ was built by the firm of Casavant Freres Limitee, Opus 777, and was designed so that it would be visibly prominent in the Nave. As you look at the organ, its three main divisions are readily apparent. The Great organ, the backbone of the instrument, occupies the center space and its pipes are arranged in two cascades, opposing each other. The Swell organ, to the right of the Great division, is enclosed in a wooden chamber and speaks through louvres at the front. The Swell division contains voices such as the Salizional and Vox coelestis, and interestingly color stops, such as the Sesquialtera, and the Krummhorn, a type of reed. The large pipes of the Pedal division, located at the left, were placed so that they can stand to their full height of 16 feet. The smaller pipes of the Pedal division are mounted on the pedastal between these large pipes and the Great division. The Pedal division is not merely comprised of very deep sounds but is a complete division in itself and adds a great deal of body to the sound of the instrument. The organ is of traditional design and voiced throughout on two inches of wind pressure.
The stoplist is as follows:
- Great Division - - Swell Division - - Pedal Division -
Quintaden 16' - 61 pipes Salizional 8' - 61 pipes Principal 16' - 32 pipes
Principal 8' - 61 pipes Vox coelestis 8' - 61 pipes Subbass 16' - 32 pipes
Gedackt 8' - 61 pipes Rohrflote 8' - 61 pipes Octave 8' - 32 pipes
Octave 4' - 61 pipes Principal 8' - 61 pipes Gedacktpommer 8' - 32 pipes
Koppelflote 4' - 61 pipes Spitzflote 4' - 61 pipes Octave 4' - 32 pipes
Mixture IV 1 1⁄3' - 244 pipes Waldflote 2' - 61 pipes Rohrpfeife 4' - 32 pipes
Trumpet 8' - 61 pipes Quintflote 1 1⁄3' - 61 pipes Mixture IV 2' - 128 pipes
Sesquialtera II 2 2⁄3' - 98 pipes Posuane 16' - 32 pipes
- Couplers - Scharf IV 2⁄3' - 244 pipes Trompete 8' - 32 pipes
Great to Pedal Krummhorn 8' - 61 pipes Schalmei 4' - 32 pipes
Swell to Pedal Tremulant Grand Cornet IV 16' - 32 pipes
Swell to Great
