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UUCT Loves the Sounds of Music!

Local and World Musics are a Strong Part of our Congregation

UUCT is committed to exploring a wide range of music from as many resources as possible.
Since its inception UUCT has reached out to the Tahlequah community and brought not only Sunday hymnals but also invited musical guests during services, classes for students of all ages, and concerts from state and national artists. Everyone is invited to join us in celebrating the wonderful music of our lives at UUCT. This page is dedicated to the UU tradition of musical experience.

UUCT Music News

Phil Jones was here!!

On Monday evening May 12 Phil Jones from Sydney Australia guided us through the circualr breathing techniques and spiritual qualities of the didgeridoo. He's back out on the road but has made Tahlequah his resting place. Will let everyone know when he returns. Check him out at www.philjonemusic.com -- he also sells the instruments. Tahlequah is truly blessed!

Sorry everybody! - There will be no YouYou Coffeehouse for awhile due to scheduling problems all over the place! See you in the fall!

Thanks to Nancy for bringing Johnsmith here April 14 - he was great with Mark Sweeney opening!

See you soon and always support local music. Peace

We Love Local Music!!!

Tahlequah is Truly Blessed to have such great music!!

Good Comp'ny, Phil Jones, Mark Sweeney, Dicksie Schmidt, Farren Mayfield, Ernstine Dillard (sang at OKC memorial), Eddie Glenn, Mary McCaslin, Will Campbell, Pieces of East, Johnsmith, Kathleen McKay, Debbie Duvall, Joe Mack, The Sweet Adelines, Jim Scott (from Paul Winter Consort), Jeff & Vida, Dennis Tibbits, Lyle Deiter, Justin Castro, Mike Allen, Scott the Lathier, David Linebarger, Angela Mayfield, Kelly Anquoe, Pat Moss, Bob & Marla Saeger, Sandra Laney, Richard Lloyd, Tery DeShong, Thea Neitfeld, Denyce Dunham, Julia Harris, Robert Daniel, Steve Shelton, Shane Olsson, Brent Deakin, Dana Waters, Rickey Ray, Dena Coleman, and Nancy Ferrell

Don't forget the occasional Drum Circle during service or the full moon gathering.

The best is yet to come!!!!!

UUCT Choirs

Bell choir, vocal choir

Currently the bell choir consists of current UUCT members. If you're intested in leanring more about these projects please call us at 456-7900. UUCT is committed to providing and promoting the widest variety of musical expression to all ages as well as opportunities to members and friends.

Oh That was Fun!!

Y O U ~ Y O U Coffeehouse is HERE!! Monday, March 10, 2008

"Jeff & Vida" will host the introductory show for the "You You Coffeehouse" on Macrh 10, Monday, at 7:30pm. The cost is $5.oo/human, and some refreshments will be on hand;) ~ One of New Orleans best known acoustic roots acts, recently relocated to Nashville. With three critically acclaimed records under their belt, the duo make big impressions - perfroming orginal material spanning from Appalachian bluegrass to alternative country. Past performances include the Ryman Auditorium, New Orleans, New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, and the Johnny Keenan Banjo Festival in Ireland. Come over and have good time!

Watch out for the show in April!! (tba:)

Music Resources

Contact Information for local music or musicians

If you're looking to host an event and need some music please give us a call so we can help out (456-7900).

Of call Kelly at home - 458-4263

If you have friends visiting check out a local resource like the Iguana Cafe, the NSU Jazz Lab, Roxies, the Current monthly newspaper, or Max's Garage in Muskogee. There's always someone looking to play in Tahlequah

UUCT Public Concerts

December 2, 2007 ~ Mary McCaslin

From Santa Cruz, CA, UUCT was blessed to host Mary McCaslin, as part of the NSU concert series. Mary represents an unbroken link between traditional American folk singers and "new folk" singer-songwriters. Knonw for her songs abou the West, its landscapes, and its outlaws as well as her insightful songs about relationships, Mary has influenced countless other performers.Mary was a pioneer of open tunings, using them long before they gained their current popularity. Mary also plays "clawhammer" banjo, relased BROKEN PROMISES in 1994, and has been touring wiht her new CD "Better Late Than Never". Thank you Mary McCaslin.