Music plays a vital role in the worship life at University Lutheran. Our choir sings on most weeks during the academic year, and our brass ensemble, soloists, and small ensembles contribute music year-round. We are fortunate to have two in-house composers, Bruce Brolsma and Jonathan Mott, who regularly create new music for the congregation, choir, and instrumentalists. Both our Noack organ and the grand piano are used for preludes and postludes.
Choir
Sing with us! The UniLu choir aims to bring high-quality music from a variety of traditions to the community’s worship life. We are students and “students of life,” professional musicians and beginners who just love to sing. On most weeks during the academic year (September – May), we rehearse on Thursdays from 7:30 to 9 pm and on Sundays from 9 to 10 am, and sing at the 10:30 am worship service.
Music director Jonathan Mott will be happy to tell you more at jmott@unilu.org or in person on Sunday mornings. All are welcome!
Instrumentalists
Our brass group is always looking for new members, and there are many other opportunities to play. Please contact music director Imogene Stulken to learn about performance opportunities.
Organ Information for Organists
| Builder: Fritz Noack and Company Year: 1971Two Manuals and Pedal Mechanical action, registers and couplers Pedal: CC to g 32 notes, concave pedal boardThe organ is currently tuned at A440 in Velotti.Stop List I Great: II Brustwerk: enclosed by two doors Pedal: Couplers: |
 
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Banner photo: Jonathan Mott conducts the UniLu brass ensemble in 2014. Photo copyright © Wayne Welke.