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Variety of Music

 
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UUCA takes a great deal of pride in the quality and variety of its Music Program.

The instrumental and vocal music for each service is selected by Music Director Lenora Thom, whose talent for programming is well-known in the Asheville area. An accomplished keyboardist, Ms. Thom provides music on both piano and organ at most services; occasionally, guest musicians offer music on other instruments. Hymns and readings are selected primarily by the minister, Rev. Mark Ward, or by the guest speaker, and Lenora's music always supports the overall theme of the service in unique and creative ways.

The Music Program at UUCA is wonderfully eclectic and inclusive. A large array of vocal, choral and instrumental music is offered, including classical music of four centuries, music from multiple religious traditions including Jewish, Native American and Buddhist, ethnic music from many cultures sung in many languages, folk music from many countries, spirituals, jazz, new age, musical theatre and popular American music since 1920. Music Director Lenora Thom has a special gift for presenting music which is rarely heard.

The musical year culminates in early June with CHOIR SUNDAY. A highlight of the church calendar, this service is devoted entirely to the choral music centered on a unifying theme chosen by our Music Director. Past themes have included "A Chronology of American Music," "The Poet Speaks," and "An die Musik - To Music."   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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