Steeped in the traditions of Lutheran church music, Trinity maintains an active and growing music program for all age levels within the congregation. Vocal and instrumental choirs at both the church and the school lift their praises to God through music. Almost every Sunday service at Trinity is blessed with the talent of one or more choirs.

Trinity's Mixed Choir is open to all members of the congregation high school age and up.  About 40 people are members of the choir.  Trinity's choir can trace its beginnings back to 1863.  The Mixed Choir practices on Thursday nights from 7:35 to 8:30 p.m.

Mixed Choir

Handbells first began at Trinity in 2002.  We currently have 4 1/2 octaves of handbells and 4 octaves of handchimes.  We practice on Thursday nights from 6:30 to 7:25 p.m.  Anyone high school age or older is welcome to ring in the group.  Playing handbells requires a complete commitment to be at all scheduled rehearsals and performances.

Handbells

Brass players share their talents at major festival services during the year.  Flutes, clarinets, and other woodwind players accompany choir music and participate in small ensembles.  The complete Trinity Church Band plays every year at the church picnic.  All members of Trinity are invited to share their talents on whatever instrument they play.  Practices are held as needed throughout the year.

Instruments

The Cherub Choir consists of all students in grades K, 1 and 2 at Trinity Lutheran School.  About 30 students are members of the choir.

Cherub Choir

The Joy Choir consists of all students in grades 3, 4 and 5 at Trinity Lutheran School.  About 40 students are members of the choir.

Joy Choir

The Trinity Singers consists of students in grades 6, 7 and 8 at Trinity Lutheran School.  About 40 students are members of the choir.

Trinity Singers

Students in grades 5 to 8 at Trinity Lutheran School have the opportunity to participate in the SALSA band program with students from other area Lutheran schools in Sheboygan.

Trinity Band Students

Students in fourth grade learn how to play the recorder during their general music classes at Trinity.  Since band lessons typically begin in fifth grade, this year is a great time for students to be introduced to note names, note values, rhythms, dynamics, breath support, and all the other elements of music making used when playing an instrument.

Recorders

Students in first through eighth grade receive weekly general music classes in addition to choir every week.  Older students have to opportunity to learn how to play handchimes during their music classes.

Handchimes