Did you know? There are five
children's choirs at St. James! The Schola Cantorum
includes both girls and boys, ages
10-16 and sings at the 12:00 "First Sunday Youth Celebrations," the 5:30
Christmas Eve Vigil, and various liturgies with the Archbishop.
The St. Cecilia Singers
is an intermediate-level children’s training choir.
These choristers regularly sing at 12:00 noon First Sunday Youth Celebrations
during the school year. As a part of
their training for meter, rhythm and ensemble the group frequently works with
mallet percussion instruments and handbells. The
Saint Gregory Choir is a beginning choir for children that frequently joins
the other children’s choirs at First Sunday Youth Celebrations. This
training choir is open to all without audition. Jubilate! is a
liturgical choir for young women. They sing once a month for a 12 noon mass.
There's also an all-new Young Men's Choir for boys ages 14-18.Every summer, the Schola Cantorum
Choir Camp provides an opportunity for kids to sing together, learning
musicianship and exploring the Cathedral from top to bottom.
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