William Breytspraak, with extensive experience working with children, youth, and adults in his roles at Saint Peter’s School and St. Peter’s Parish in Kansas City, will share ways to combine children and adults to lead worship, explain why intergenerational music-making is an opportunity not to be missed, demonstrate ways it can be done, and list resources for it to happen. Both clergy and musicians, as well as congregations interested in music, will not want to miss this! This event is online.

Can't attend on March 1st?  Register and receive a link to view later!

Registration closes Friday, February 28 @ noon. 

Will Breytspraak is Director of Music at St. Peter's Parish (Brookside, MO) and teacher at St. Peter’s School.

Will received his Master of Music degree in choral conducting from Westminster Choir College (Princeton, New Jersey), where he studied conducting with Joseph Flummerfelt and Andrew Megill, and sang in the Westminster Choir. His Bachelor of Music degree is in piano performance from Saint Olaf College (Northfield, Minnesota), where he studied conducting with Anton Armstrong, and sang in the Saint Olaf Choir.

As Children’s Chorus Master at Washington National Opera (2013-2017), Will prepared ensembles for over fifty performances with the company at the Kennedy Center and Washington National Cathedral.  Prior his position in D.C., Will was Director of Music at First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta, and Artistic Director of Musica Sacra Atlanta.