We Extend a Welcome To You at
Lexington Presbyterian Church
120 S. Main Street
Lexington, VA 24450
William M. Klein, Pastor
Phone: 540-463-3873 Fax: 540-463-1885
Lexington Presbyterian Music
Instrumentalists and singers find regular opportunities to offer their talents for the glory of God, in worship and other activities. These musicians are an integral part of both worship services and take their musical message beyond the sanctuary through concerts and community programs.
We invite all interested persons to take part in one of our choirs.
- For information on any of the singing choirs, please contact William McCorkle. Come, lend your voice and love for music to our joyful noise!
- If you read music and are interested in participating in any of the handbell choirs, even as a substitute, please contact Ruth Floyd. For anyone interested in learning more about handbells, or discussing the possibility of ringing with us, Ruth will be happy to meet with you to show you a little bit about technique and reading handbell music.
| Children's Choirs | Handbells |
| Youth Choirs | Organ |
| Adult Choirs | Other Instruments |
| Music at Noon |
Children's Choirs
Our choirs for young people use fun music and activities to build fellowship and faith through singing, as we prepare music for worship services and other occasions, such as musical dramas and community outreach. We welcome all of our young people as well as youth from other churches where there are no established choirs.
Rehearsals are full of good fellowship, and a lot of learning - about music and about our faith and how we put it into practice in worship.
Each of the children's choirs participate in worship on a regular basis, and they also participate in field trips and other fun activities. Singing in choir gives our children a wonderful opportunity to grow in the faith - something the congregation promises to support every time a child is baptized. Please remember these promises, and help us to bring even more of our young people into active participation in the worship and fellowship of the church through our choirs.
Bill McCorkle practices with the children's choirs.
Alleluia Singers
We welcome all children from age 4 through 1st grade. Please come to Murray Hall, Room 200, on Sunday mornings from 9:15 AM to 9:45 AM before Sunday School. 2010 meetings start on Sunday, 19 September.
Junior Choir
The JUNIOR CHOIR, for children in grades 2 through 5, meets on Thursdays from 3:15 to 4:15 p.m. in the Westfel Lounge. The first rehearsal for 2010 is on Thursday, September 16.
Youth Choirs
We encourage all church youth (grades 6 through 12) with an interest in music to share their talents! The Lam Teen Tintinnabulators (see below), Early Worship music, Youth Sundays and adult choir are just some of the ways in which young musicians can participate. We'll be in touch as opportunities arise, but don't hesitate to let us know of your interests. Don't hide your light under a bushel!
Lam Teen Tintinnabulators
The LAM TEEN TINTINNABULATORS is a handbell ringing choir for youth, grades 8-12 (sometimes younger, depending on a student's musical background) that rehearses Sunday evenings, usually from 5-6 p.m. in room 205 of Murray Hall. We currently have several positions open and are always in need of substitutes. If you read music and are interested in participating in the Lam Teen Tintinnabulators, please contact Ruth Floyd.
2010 rehearsals begin on Sunday, 19 September.
Adult Choirs
Adult Choir
The ADULT CHOIR rehearses on Thursdays from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. We sing at most of the 11:00 worship services after a warm-up at 10:30, and we present special music programs in the church and beyond. We explore new music while drawing on the rich resources of our choral library. Extensive musical experience is NOT necessary. Contact William McCorkle for more info. 2010 rehearsals begin on Thursday, 16 September.
Lam Handbell Choir
The LAM HANDBELL CHOIR consists of 13 adult handbell ringers, and rehearses Sunday evenings from 7:00-8:15 in room 205 of Murray Hall. If you read music and are interested in participating in the Lam Handbell Choir, even as a substitute, please contact Ruth Floyd. We have some open slots! 2010 rehearsals begin on 19 September.
Daytime Handbells
If you are interested in handbell ringing just for fun (no performing!), Marjorie Phillips directs a Friday Morning Handbell Choir. Even if you haven't tried ringing before, now is the time! Let us know of your interest by calling the Church office anytime.
LAM Handbells
For more information on our handbells and their origin, click LAM Handbells.
For anyone interested in learning more about handbells, or discussing the possibility of ringing with us, Ruth Floyd will be happy to meet with you to show you a little bit about technique and reading handbell music. Just give a call or send an e-mail! Thanks!
Lam Handbell Choir
The LAM HANDBELL CHOIR consists of 13 adult handbell ringers, and rehearses Sunday evenings from 7:00-8:15 in room 205 of Murray Hall. If you read music and are interested in participating in the Lam Handbell Choir, even as a substitute, please contact Ruth Floyd.
Daytime Handbells
If you are interested in handbell ringing just for fun (no performing!), Marjorie Phillips directs a Friday Morning Handbell Choir. Even if you haven't tried ringing before, now is the time! Let us know of your interest by calling the Church office.
Lam Teen Tintinnabulators
The LAM TEEN TINTINNABULATORS is a handbell ringing choir for youth, grades 8-12 (sometimes younger, depending on a student's musical background) that rehearses Sunday evenings, usually from 5-6 p.m. in room 205 of Murray Hall. We are always in need of substitutes. If you read music and are interested in participating in the Lam Teen Tintinnabulators, please contact Ruth Floyd.
Fisk Organ
The fire that burned our sanctuary in 2000, destroyed our old organ. As part of the reconstruction we commissioned a pipe organ from C.B. Fisk, Inc., of Gloucester, MA. In 2006 the congregation turned out to unload the organ's many parts. Tuning and voicing of the organ was completed in the spring of 2007 and it was formally dedicated to God's service in January, 2008.
The organ accompanies worship services and is used for special recitals and programs.
Other Instruments
We welcome the participation of instrumentalists in our worship (both services!) and other church activities. If you (or someone you know) would enjoy sharing his or her talents in this way, please contact William McCorkle.