While not every service has music, song has been an important part of worship for nearly a century at All Saints. In addition to our Adult Sanctuary choir, we also have a hand bell choir known as “All Saints Ringers.” The vocal choirs and handbell choir support our worship and perform at special services and concerts throughout the year. All Saints music also features prominently at Frederick’s annual Candlelight Tour of Historic Houses of Worship.
Our youngest singers learn to praise God through music, movement, and joyful song. No experience needed—just enthusiasm!
This more structured program helps older children grow as musicians and worship leaders while building confidence, teamwork, and a lifelong love of singing.
If you have a child who loves to sing—or one who might love to sing—now is the perfect time to join! We want to debut our newest ensembles in time for Advent and Christmas.
For more information or to register your child, please contact Tyler Horton, Director of Music, at .
Open to high schoolers with choral experience and adults, the Adult Choir is the primary music leadership for the 10 a.m. Eucharist service in the Historic Church. Additional liturgies include evensong, compline, Lessons and Carols, and Christmas holiday celebrations.
The Adult Choir rehearses during the program year (February - June) on Thursdays at 7:30PM – 9PM.
All Saints Ringers uses our 3 octave set of bell and chimes and plays special services throughout the year. Handbell choir members need to be able to read music, and attendance at rehearsals is essential to the success of this group. Please contact us if you are interested in learning more about this wonderful opportunity.
All Saints musical instruments include our Allen organ, which was purchased and installed in 2016. The three-manual organ has over 70 stops and six divisions. Our historic Roosevelt organ was built in 1826 and has 245 pipes and five stops. We also have two baby grand pianos.
