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St. John on the Mountain
379 Mount Harmony Road   Bernardsville, NJ  07924    908.766.2282   Directions  

Music at St. John's

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        ¯ Rutter Requiem:  Sanctus
         ¯Concerto in G Major - J. S. Bach

The Parish Choir 
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• Under the leadership of the late Dr. John Low Baldwin, the Parish Choir of St. John on the Mountain was brought to the professional level at which it has sung for thirty years.  This talented group of volunteers provides musical leadership for all services and concerts throughout the liturgical year. 

The Children's Choir and Direction

• Grades K - 6:  Meets every Sunday from 9:10am-9:50am for rehearsal.  The children perform during the service on the first, third, and fifth Sunday of every month.

Music Director
Andrew Paul Moore, D.M.A.

• Dr. Moore was born on Staten Island, NY.  He received the Bachelor of Music degree from the Curtis Institute of Music in 1987, Master of Music degree from the Juilliard School in 1989, and the Doctor of Musical Arts degree, also from Juilliard, in 1993.

• He was the recipient of the Valentine, Rudkins, and Vernon de Tar scholarships for organ, and studied organ with John Weaver, improvisation with Gerre Hancock, and harpsichord with Lionel Party.

• Dr. Moore was Organist and Choirmaster of Grace Episcopal School in Plainfield, NJ from 1990 to 2000.  He founded the Plainfield Community Girlchoir and is the head of the Music Department at the Pingry School.  He has been a recitalist for the American Guild of Organists and has played recitals throughout the United States, Germany, and Great Britain.  He is a member of the A.A.M., A.C.D.A., A.G.O., R.C.O., and the R.S.C.M.

• The organ in the chapel is a nine stop instrument Op. 47 designed by C. B. Fisk.

• C. B.Fisk began building mechanical action organs in Gloucester in 1960, the first American builder to devote his entire production to the long lasting and sensitive action. After his death is 1983, the company has continued the tradition of innovative approaches to building inspiring organs for residences, churches, and institutions of higher learning in the United States as well as in Europe and Asia.
  The Fisk Organ Website  

• The organ in the church is a three-manual 50 stop instrument built by Petty Madden of Hopewell, NJ.  It was designed by John Baldwin in the French Style.

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