May 4, 2025 First Congregational Church Reverend Dr. Dwight D. Andrews, Pastor

Tony-award winning songwriter, Cynthia Erivo, in her 2019 title song, "Stand Up" (about Harriet Tubman), inspires the listener to courage and leadership. Performed at the Chorus America Closing Concert, June 8, 2024

Emmy award-winning composer, Joel Thompson, musically sets Langston Hughes' poem "Hold Fast to Dreams" in a powerful and dramatic way. Performed at the Chorus America Closing Concert, June 8, 2024

The joy and celebration of new life is thrilling as Nita Sinaga tells the story in "Los Peces en el Rio" (a famous Hispanic Carol). Performed at the Chorus America Closing Concert, June 8, 2024

Dan Forrest warmly illustrates a message of sharing one's journey in "Let Me Listen." Performed at the Chorus America Closing Concert, June 8, 2024

The Indigenous Ojibway language offers hospitality and welcome in "Ambe" by Cree composer, Andrew Balfour. Performed at the Chorus America Closing Concert, June 8, 2024

Step into a world where music transcends boundaries and human love knows no limits as Atlanta's Award-Winning Multicultural Chorus, The Trey Clegg Singers, presents its 9th Annual Fall Concert, The Power of Love. Set in the welcoming embrace of Central Congregational United Church of Christ, this enchanting evening promises to be a tapestry of soul-stirring repertoire. Let the harmonious blend of the Singers' unique sound uplift your spirit to remind you of the incredible strength found in human love and the healing power of music. This concert promises to entertain and inspire as we weave a narrative of reconciliation and joy through the performing arts! The Trey Clegg Singers, with its broadly diverse and inclusive membership as well as its unique ability to perform a brilliantly wide array of musical genres and styles, will present magnificent choral works by Leonard Bernstein, Thomas Tallis, Pablo Casals, and Morten Lauridsen; as well as musical theater excerpts from the shows of “The Color Purple,” “Rent,” and “Wicked.” Let the beauty of this choral music wash over your spirit at a critical time in United States history.

The 2025 Black History concert: The Gift of Love. Presented and performed by The Trey Clegg Singers. Graciously hosted by the music ministry of Central UCC of Atlanta.

“Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus.” —1 Thessalonians 5:18 A Thanksgiving Organ Meditation November 6, 2024 Trey Clegg, Organ First Congregational Church of Atlanta United Church of Christ Variations on Come Thou Fount Albert Travis (b. 1940) 3 Settings on Kremser: We Gather Together to Ask the Lord’s Blessing Michael Burkhardt (b. 1959) Craig Phillips (b. 1961) John Ferguson (b. 1941) How Firm A Foundation Trey Clegg (b. 1970) 3 Settings on Nun Danket alle Gott: Now Thank We All Our God Diane Bish (b. 1941) Sigfrid Karg-Elert (1877-1933) Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)

Trey Clegg, Organ - First Congregational Church, UCC Atlanta Festive Music for the Occasions of Halloween, Autumn, and All Souls Day Toccata and Fugue in d minor, BWV 565 Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) Autumn, from The Four Seasons Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) Procession of the Gargoyles, from Suite Sebastienne Thomas H. Kerr, Jr. (1915-1988) Fantasia in g minor, BWV 532 Johann Sebastian Bach Phantom of the Opera, from Phantom of the Opera Andrew Lloyd Webber (b. 1948) arr. Trey Clegg Meditation Betty Jackson King (1925-1994) Toccata, from Suite Gothique Leon Boellmann (1862-1897)

Ambe by Andrew Balfour. The Trey Clegg Singers perform at their concert: Paths Toward Healing: A Native American Concert streamed lived from First Congregational Church, May 5, 2024.