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About The Trinity Choirister Program

The Chorister program is a choir for children and teens, open to all from ages 8 to 18, regardless of religious affiliation. Combining the highest standards of musicianship and performance with leadership and teamwork, Choristers learn musical skills and theory through the curriculum of the Royal School of Church Music in America (RSCM) and receive a small stipend for their work.  

The Choristers sing at the Sunday 10 am service (link to web calendar event), attend two rehearsals per week, and lead Wednesday Choral Evensong  at 5:45 pm during the program year. Additionally, Choristers attend choir camp each summer and tour with the Trinity Adult Choir.  

If you know a child who loves to sing, ages 8 and up, email Colin Lynch, Director of Music, to learn more about the Chorister program. 

The chorister program is free and open to all, regardless of faith background.

Colin Lynch

Director of Music

Colin serves as the Director of Music at Trinity where he has the joy of leading a vibrant, intergenerational music program, at the heart of which are the Trinity Choirs and Choristers. He was led to Trinity because of the parish’s strong commitment to sacred music as a vital, community-building ministry of the church. Colin was previously the Director of Chapel Music and School Organist at St. Paul’s School in Concord, NH following positions at Christ and Holy Trinity Church in Westport, CT, the Episcopal Church at Yale, and Marquand Chapel at Yale Divinity School.  He has been a featured performer and speaker at national conferences of the American Guild of Organists, the Organ Historical Society, the Association of Anglican Musicians, and the Royal School of Church Music.  Colin holds degrees from Northwestern University, Yale University, and Oberlin Conservatory where his teachers included Douglas Cleveland, Thomas Murray, James David Christie, and Olivier Latry. 

Chorister Interest Form