We have a diverse Music Ministry here at St. Bartholomew. Music in the liturgy is designed to bring glory to God with song through our voices and instruments. It helps the community  to express and strengthen their commintment to their faith. We serve our congregation by leading them to fuller participation in the Liturgy each weekend.  We welcome all musicians who are ready to serve! Please prayerfully consider joining one of the following groups!

Sunday, 9:00am Choir:
Voices of Praise is a four-part choir acccompanied by the organ and/or piano that sings traditional and contemporary hymns.  We rehearse on Tuesdays in the Family Life Center, Room 209, from 7:30pm-9 pm. 

Sunday, 11:00am Choir:
New Life Choir is a contemporary choir that is usually accompanied by piano and guitar.  We rehearse on Tuesdays from 6:45 pm- 8:45 pm in the Family Life Center, Room 209.

Pregoneros del Amor Choir: Is accompanied by a full band, sings at the 1:00 pm Spanish Mass and rehearses on Thursdays in the Family Life Center, Room 209, at 7:30pm.

Sunday 5pm St. Bart Band:
The St. Bart Band is a ensemble that play and sings contemporary praise and worship.  An audition is not required.

Gregorian Schola:   This is unique in the Archdiocese as an all men's chorus for sacred music.  We practice every Tuesday evening at 6:00pm - 7:15pm in T-shack #15.  This group sings the first Sunday of the month at the 7:00am Sunday mass.  We look forward to welcoming you to our group!

Children's Choir - The St. Bart's Singers:   Rehearses Tuesdays from 5:00 pm- 6:15 pm,  in the Family Life Center Choir, Room 209,  and sings at the 11 am Mass once a month.

Cantors:  The Cantor ministry proclaims the Word of God through their leadership of the Responsorial Psalm and leading hymns and songs at all liturgical celebrations. The cantor also teaches the congregation new psalms, hymns, and songs. Auditions are required, and training is available on an individual basis. You do not have to be a choir member to volunteer for this ministry. 

Instrumentalists:
If you have experience playing an instrument and would like to serve the liturgy in this way, we would love to hear from you!