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Fallen Angles

We’re a pick-up band of Holy Trinity members, formed to lead our worship music from time to time. Currently, we play approximately once a month at 10:00am on a Sunday. We’re open to new players if you wish to join us.

No, we didn’t misspell our name. Fallen Angles is really what we’re called—when we’re not called something else. The musical backgrounds of the members are varied and so is the material we tackle.

We’ll be playing at 10:30am at Holy Trinity on Sep 18, Oct 23, Nov 13 and Dec 18, 2011. 2012 dates to be determined. We occasionally play other events and concerts.

For more information, drop us a line via the contact form on this site.

Recent repertoire

Sixteen Tons (Merle Travis), Redemption Song (Bob Marley), All My Loving (Beatles), Belfast Mill (Si Khan), Canticle of the Sun (Marty Haugen), Carry It On (Gil Turner), Change Our Hearts (Rory Cooney), Deep Blue Sea, Joe Hill , Let Justice Roll (Bob Carty), Morning Has Broken, Mother Earth (Neil Young), Wagon Wheel (Old Crow Medicine Show), That Old Cedar Strip (James Gordon), Un Canadien Errant (Antoine Gérin-Lajoie), Union Maid (Woody Guthrie),  We Are a Rainbow (Brent Holmes), Welcome to the Working Week (Elvis Costello), When the Ship Comes In (Bob Dylan), Bread and Fishes (Alan Bell), Bread and Roses (Mimi Farina), and many hymns.

Fallen Angles playing at Lion's Head Beach

Fallen Angles playing at Lion's Head Beach (l to r: Jim Dolmage, Keith Nunn, Ron Panter, Michael Shapcott)