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The Music Program program is an important part of All Saints' mission;  with an outstanding Choir Director, an accomplished Organist, and a dedicated group of Choristers. 

Our  Organist is Sandy Wentworth

 

The Choir is always looking for additional singers.

The Choir practices every Wednesday at 7:30 PM and Sunday at 9:00 AM at the Church --All are welcome

Our Music Director is  Sandy Wentworth --    

Sandy Wentworth is starting her fifth year at All Saints Episcopal Church as Organist and Music Director. Previously she worked at St. Cecilia’s Catholic Church for sixteen years as organist and music director. In her spare time she plays for special services at area churches.

 

Sandy graduated from college in 1978 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Music Education specializing in Instrumental Music. Sandy has taught piano, brass, woodwind, beginning violin and drums privately from her studio in Wolfeboro for the past thirty years.

 

She directed the former Wolfeboro Village Band for twenty-three years. Sandy and the band, which performed concerts and played in parades around New Hampshire and Massachusetts, received the Governors Award for Volunteerism from former Governor Steve Merrill. The band was featured in Yankee Magazine in 1984 as well as Yankee Magazine’s New England: Special Places & Certain People. They were featured in New Hampshire Profiles magazine in 1988, and later were in a televised commercial for Public Service of New Hampshire. Sandy also directed the Center Harbor, N.H. summer band.

 

Sandy worked with former All Saints parishioner Nathalie Erickson at the Kingswood Summer Theatre for Children for thirteen years as music director; the last year which Sandy also directed the show when Nathalie became ill. Since then Sandy has been a guest theatre clinician at high schools in N.H.

 

Currently Sandy is involved with the Cotton Mountain Community Church, an historic church on Stoneham Road in Wolfeboro near the Brookfield, Wakefield line. She has been on the board for two years and is currently President of the Association.