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At the UU Church of Greater Bridgeport, the music program, directed by our multi-talented Music Director, is open to everyone -- even non-church members -- from beginner to past master.

Music is tremendously important to our community.  It is a way of sharing, and it is a complement to worship services and to other events.  The church prides itself on the quality of the music program.  This is particularly because of the contributions of the dedicated Music Director and the talented members and friends of the congregation. 

The congregation includes a number of professional musicians in the classical, jazz, rock, and folk traditions. The Revelation Jazz Ensemble plays several times each year, and the members of the group often join the church's amateur vocalists and instrumentalists during Sunday services.

The Revelation Jazz Ensemble, with Martha Meyer on piano, plays for the c0ngregation in services and also in concert. In the picture above, the Ensemble is playing at the Unitarian Society of New Haven in Hamden as part of a music exchange that will bring their choir to a service in Stratford.

Several times a year, musical performances, often planned by the music committee, are held at the church.  These have included jazz, folk, classical and choral concerts, and folk and rock coffeehouse events.  The Stratford and entire greater Bridgeport community is encouraged to attend, to be entertained and uplifted.

Sing

The Church Choir, conducted by the Music Director, is open to all. New singers are always welcome.  New singers of differing abilities join the choir every year.  To join in, contact the Music Director directly or through the church office.

Play

Church services, as well as many church-sponsored events, afford opportunities for musicians, vocalists as well as instrumentalists, to perform. Anyone interested is encouraged to contact our Music Director directly or through the church office.

Innovate and coordinate

To take part in the planning and work of the music program at the church, contact the Music Committee. The committee works closely with Music Director and the minister to expand opportunities for music-making both religious and secular.

Join in and:     sing     play     innovate

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Welcome

Where to Find Us
phone, mail, visit

Schedule of Services
weekly worship

News
church, members,
and friends

Activities
open to all

How to Take Part
a guide to church and programs

How to Reserve Church Facilities
for weddings, receptions, seminars, etc.

-- Kenneth L. Patton