Music
Music is at the heart of worship at St George’s.
St George's maintains one of the few remaining traditional choral foundations in Ireland — and has expanded it. We are now a parish of three choirs and a fine organ, with music sung at every principal service of the week.
“The choir of St George’s has been part of the city’s musical life since the appointment of Edward Bunting as our first organist in 1817.”
Men, boys, and girls
The Parish Choir
The flagship choir of St George's, leading sung worship at the 11.00am Eucharist and Choral Evensong each Sunday in term time.
Read more →Female voices
The SSA Choir
Sopranos and altos bringing a fresh and vibrant dimension to the music of the parish at Evensongs and special services.
Read more →Mixed voices
The Chamber Choir
Experienced singers exploring the more complex repertoire, contemporary works, and occasional concert programmes.
Read more →The Organ
A fine instrument in a fine building.
The organ of St George’s leads the singing of the people and supports a wide range of repertoire, from plainsong to the great Anglican choral tradition. It is also heard in regular recitals.
The instrument →Recruitment
We are always glad to hear new voices.
Choristers from the age of seven receive musical training of the highest standard. Adults wishing to sing in the SSA or Chamber Choir are warmly invited to be in touch.
Auditions and scholarships →