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Paul
Malyszka
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About Me and King Street
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I joined the King Street family
in early 1999, when I was a freshman in college and
learned that the church needed an organist. After
auditioning with music director Diane Cook, I was offered
the position of organist and piano accompanist.
 King Street was my career during my college years. Every
Thursday after soccer practice, I drove from Westchester
to Danbury for choir rehearsal; and every Saturday after
soccer games, I drove home to Bridgewater to see my
parents and attend worship on Sunday morning.
Before coming to King Street I emphasized piano solo, but
it was such a joy to work on sacred choral music with
Diane and her singers that I fell in love with
accompanying the choirs. This was a primary factor in my
decision to pursue degrees in both performance and
accompaniment.
I accepted the position of Music Director a few years ago.
King Street has been such an integral part of my life, it
would be hard to imagine life without it. I have had the
pleasure of meeting and working with so many wonderful
people, and I hope to call King Street my home for many
years to come.
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I received a B.A. in music from Manhattanville College, in
Purchase, New York, in 2002 and an M.M. in piano
accompanying from the Hartt School of Music, University of
Hartford, in 2004.
Since
2002 I have taught piano using the Suzuki method at the
Suzuki Talent Education School in Newtown, Connecticut.
 I am the piano accompanist for the Wooster School, my
high-school alma mater, in Danbury, where I have the
pleasure of working with the Middle School Chorus, the
Upper School Chorus, and the Madrigal Chorus.
I am also the piano accompanist at the King and
Low-Heywood Thomas School in Stamford, Connecticut, where
I provide music for the Lower School Chorus, the Middle
School Chorus, and the Upper School Chorus. I also work
with the drama department in productions of their spring
musicals, which have included Annie, Guys and Dolls,
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Accustomed
to sleeping
through sermons?
You won’t here.
Better get your rest before you come!
MEMBERS: Joy Schultz serves
free meals at the Dorothy Day
Hospitality House. (Click
to see other members.)
QUIZ: Amanda won a
gigantic Miracle Cookie for being the only contestant to locate the
mystery object in our September
2006 quiz. Meanwhile, Sue Roberts won a gift certificate to Taormina
Restaurant just for entering. Click
here to see the results of our Autumn 2006 quiz, which
featured a piece of King Street Church history.
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