Our choir leads the music at the 10:30 am service on Sunday mornings. We are an all-volunteer choir of about 12 to 16 voices who love to sing and worship God through music. We rehearse from 7 PM to 8:30 PM on Wednesday evenings. The choir season currently runs from September to June with ample opportunities for solos and small group performances by singers and instrumentalists during the summer. We characteristically sing an offertory anthem in the classical, Anglican tradition and provide sung leadership for the hymns. If you have a passion for singing great music and for our Lord, talk to Abe Fabella or any of the choir members and come sing in the choir!

Our bell choir rehearses from 6 PM to 7 PM on Wednesday evenings. We perform on a beautiful three-octave set of Schulmerich bells about once every quarter or more at the 7:45 am service and occasionally at the 10:30 am service. Although musical ability is very much appreciated, no musical background is necessary. You will be taught all you need to know. All one needs is the enthusiasm to learn a new way of musicmaking by ringing to God's glory. If you are interested in joining the bell choir, talk to Abe Fabella.

Interested in performing at All Saints' Riverside? Please send your resume and a demo to:
ASRconcerts@aol.com, attention Marcela Pan. Concerts are held once a month from November to May.

Abraham Fabella comes to us from San Francisco where he studied music composition at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and served for four years as the Director of Music of Transfiguration Episcopal Church in San Mateo.

A native of the Inland Empire, Abe studied music at La Sierra University and the University of California, Riverside before his move to San Francisco. He has been involved in church music for over ten years and has served St. Michael the Archangel Episcopal Church, El Segundo, and Faith Lutheran Church in Riverside among others. He studied the organ briefly with Donald Vaughn after which he has been mostly self-taught. He studied the piano with Kim Amin, Kimo Smith and Hellen Diaz Juman and studied conducting with Barbara Favorito.

His main interest has been in composition which he studied with Conrad Susa and Byron Adams. His music has been performed throughout California by performers such as the Schola Cantorum, San Francisco, the San Francisco Conservatory New Music Ensemble, the UC Riverside Symphony Orchestra, the Lontano Music Group, and the Windsong Southland Chorale. His music is published by Yelton Rhodes. Learn more about Abraham Fabella at www.abrahamfabella.com.