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Choirs and Music

Music at St Barnabas’
At St Barnabas’, there is an organ and a piano and both are used on a regular basis in services by our dedicated music team.

Music at St Nicholas’
At St Nicholas’, every Sunday, our church musicians and congregation work hard to maintain the tradition of a high standard of musical excellence in worship and to develop it further.

A professional musician is employed as our organist and Director of Music.  He is in charge of all music at St Nicholas’ and works with the clergy in the planning of public worship on the congregation’s behalf.  He also rehearses the choir and publishes the monthly music list as well as a yearly list of events, giving the choir advance information about forthcoming commitments.

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  • Worth Choir – who perform for regular services
  • Worth Festival Choir – perform occasional concerts (no more than two a year)

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