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Music plays a very important role in every service at Plymouth-Trinity. The music is varied -- hymns and anthems are a mix of classical and modern, with rounds or contemporary CD Christian music included occasionally. A strong hymn is generally chosen to close each service, and the organ postlude following is considered to be part of the worship service.
Plymouth-Trinity benefits from a Casavant organ that was originally built in 1907 and electrified in 1925. It's a 3-manual instrument with 28 stops and 1,200 pipes. It was rebuilt in 1987 by Guilbault-Therien of St. Hyacinthe, creating a brighter sound better suited to many music styles. This organ is capable of delivering some powerful sounds; full organ is not generally used on most Sundays. For more information on the 1987 restoration of this instrument, click here.
Organist Leslie Young has been with us since September 2004, after the retirement this year of our former organist of 20 years, Pamela Gill Eby.
Recorded February 22, 2004
Service postlude
Widor
Toccata
Recorded September 26, 2004
Postlude, covenanting service for the
Rev. Heather MacDougall
Recorded February 01, 2004
Offertory anthem
Soprano descant, last verse
Recorded September 19, 2004
Mid-service Anthem
Your Hand, O God, has Guided (Voiced United #274)
Recorded September 28, 2003
Closing Hymn
Trumpet stop introduction
Flute descant, last verse
Holy, holy, holy, Lord God Almighty (Voiced United #315)
Recorded February 08, 2004
Opening Hymn
Harmony, second and third verses
Alternate harmonization and flute descant,
last verse
Recorded February 22, 2004
Closing Hymn
Alternate harmonization, last verse (arr.
Pamela Gill Eby, former organist)
Jesus Christ is Risen Today (Voiced United #155)
Recorded April 11, 2004 (Easter Sunday)
Opening Processional Hymn
Trumpet stop introduction
Harmony, third verse
Alternate harmonization and flute descant,
last verse
Go To the World (Voiced United #420)
Recorded May 30, 2004
Closing Hymn
Trumpet stop introduction
Harmonization from "For All the Saints"
Plymouth-Trinity United Church 2007
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