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St. Mary’s Church maintains a strong choral tradition,
enhanced by one of the finest organs in London.
The choir plays an active role in worship on Sundays and feastdays and provides music for special occasions - Choral Evensong, Nine Lessons and Carols, and the Fauré Requiem for All Souls.  A Junior Choir has recently been formed and it is seeking new enthusiastic singers.
 
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Activities The Organist and Choirmaster is Martin Seymour; you can email him by clicking here.  He is looking to develop the choir, and would be pleased to meet you after services if you feel that you could contribute to the church's life by participating in this way.
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 The choir provides the music for services throughout the year. They perform a wide repertoire ranging from plainsong to contemporary works by composers such as John Tavener and Peter Aston. As well as singing for the regular Sunday Morning communion services, the choir provides the music for the weekly Evensong.
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Outreach Junior Choir is the training ground for the adult choir at St Mary's. It aims to offer children from the age of nine choral opportunities: unison and two-part singing, as well as singing with the adults. The choir is led by Linda Wiskin, and supported by Martin Seymour, the Church organist and Choir Master.
 
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  The organ at St. Mary’s is an extremely fine classical instrument.  When the original instrument was destroyed by fire in 1969, a replacement was built by Grant, Degens and Bradbeer Ltd. of Northampton, who have also built instruments for New College, Oxford and the University of York.  It is a tracker-action organ with a light, clear sound, comprising three manuals and thirty-two speaking stops.