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We encourage you to be a part of our great Music Ministry program here at St. Clare by lending your voice or instrumental ability to one of our ensembles. Each group has a flexible rehearsal schedule, musical focus and participates in larger parish events as needed. Call Dr. David Troiano at the music office for further information or stop by after one of the Masses to talk to us. Rehearsals and Sunday Ministry begins this month.

· Cantor Program
· Resurrection Choir (9 and 11 a.m. or 5 p.m)
· Ensembles
· Instrumentalists

LITURGICAL CHOIR
This ensemble regularly assists at the Sunday 11:00 a.m. Liturgies and other special feasts in the liturgical calendar from mid-September to mid-June. Rehearsals are held on Sundays immediately following the 11:00 Mass (with refreshments) or on Thursday evenings from 7-9 p.m.

FOLK GROUP
This ensemble assists at the Sunday 9:00 a. m. Liturgy from October to mid-July, and is led by Mr. Ron Kotz. All voices and instruments are welcome. Rehearsals are held on designated Wednesdays throughout the season. You may contact Ron after the Sunday 9:00 Mass.

RESURRECTION CHOIR
This ensemble assists the bereaved at Funeral Liturgies throughout the year with rehearsals prior to each Mass. Morning availability is required for this group that continues to be a wonderful means of support to our parishioners.

CANTOR/SONG LEADER
These individuals lead the assembly in song at weekend Liturgies. Rehearsals are held on an individual basis.

INSTRUMENTALIST
All types of instrumentalists are welcome to participate at our Liturgies to enhance our congregational song and to play appropriate solo material. Rehearsals will be held on an individual basis with ample time in advance to prepare.

The invitation is yours to join one or more of our ensembles. For questions or more information, contact the Music Office at 313-647-5064.

Our music director David Troiano played a series of recitals in Poland this Summer (2018) to great acclaim in the cities of Bialystok, Bialowiesza, and Hajnowka. Pictures are from the cathedral of the Assumption of Mary in Bialystok.