Find Singing & Choral Groups Nonprofits and Charities

  Karin P. wrote:

I am not a terribly verbose person and I'm a good writer, either. I wish I could express how exquisite Octarium's music is - the beauty of the music, the phrasing, the synchronicity of the singers - 8 voices as one But these words are like saying that... more »

  tedspence wrote:

The OC Women's Chorus brings wonderful music to communities all around the Orange County area. Their concerts are a mixture of well known classical performances alongside commissioned compositions from modern musicians. After being dazzled by a number... more »

  Susan wrote:

Greater New Haven Community Chorus (GNHCC) is a non-auditioned, non-professional, volunteer chorus currently entering its 48th year as part of the cultural fabric of New Haven, Connecticut and surrounding towns. In this chorus, singers of any ability... more »

  MDZ-1 wrote:

JCC is not managed as a non-profit organization. That fact is not stated up front at the beginning of the season and/or in their rules. Children are pressure to assist to a variety of non-schedule rehearsals and presentations just to satisfy and... more »

  rlh22 wrote:

I joined the Alexandria Singers two years ago and it was one of the best things I've ever done. Wonderful people with amazing talents. The creative staff is dedicated, professional and fun! If you love to sing, audition! If you love a fun entertaining... more »

  Kwamegirl wrote:

My daughter is a participant in Oakland Youth Chorus' All-City Miracle Chorus and this organization is TERRIFIC! The teachers are fantastic and all come together to create a wonderfully diverse repertoire for these children to learn. They learn classical... more »

  Lillybell wrote:

My first impression of the HBC is the focus and discipline apparent in their performance. This is an opportunity for children to become young men having experienced team spirit and community. I have met some of the former "boys" who have turned into... more »

  pittardm wrote:

My daughter joined the World Children's Choir in November 2009. It has been an absolutely incredible experience for her. She has learned so much and has had such fun! It's a top notch musical organization with excellent leadership and parental involvement.... more »

  Deirdre R. wrote:

Artistic director, Joseph D'Eugenio, has now shaped this ensemble for fifteen years. Mr. D'Eugenio elicits the very best out of the singers, and under his direction the group breathes life into both lasting and new choral works. The chorale is currently... more »

  Crystal P.1 wrote:

My daughter went to an audition at Star four years ago and it has been home ever since. My daughter had been performing for a few years but Star gave her the opportunity to reach her highest potential. She is now a seasoned performer and continually... more »

  bteresa wrote:

I have been a board member of Sing For Your Seniors for the past three years and it has been nothing short of an absolute gift. During that time, the organization has grown exponentially with our roster of theater professionals and grateful seniors increasing... more »

  Triangle Gay Men's Chorus wrote:

December 13, 2008, Raleigh, NC: The sound of choristers gently wafted above us from the rear of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Hall — a warm welcome on a cold wintry night. The Triangle Gay Men’s Chorus, directed by John-Phillip Mullinax,... more »

  Susanne Lyons wrote:

This group has been providing wonderful music in Marin County since 1987. There are both adult and youth groups, and in addition to providing great musical training and a wonderful sense of camaraderie to the singers, the groups perform over 40 concerts... more »

  vpinnock wrote:

Choral arts training is the primary reason parents enroll their children in the program. However, much more is learned: discipline, leadership, respect, honor and teamwork are just a few. more »

  Desiree O. wrote:

LSYC isn't just a choir, it is a community. The ways that my daughter is growing and learning as a part of LSYC are priceless and beyond calculation. She is stronger, braver, more confident and more musically accomplished than I ever thought she could... more »

  lkent wrote:

The vocal training and performance opportunities offered are outstanding. This is an excellent way to give children experiences that will improve their singing and make them comfortable with performing. more »

  mysterymom wrote:

Wonderful music, terrific singers, creative direction. This is a "ya'll come" community chorus that seeks to break down racial barriers in our community. The singers are very movitated - they come ready to work HARD to make beautiful music. more »

  The Mom wrote:

My daughter is a member of this choir. She has learned so much since joining. Some of the skills she has attained are reading music, working with a group, and time management. The experiences she has had are priceless. I really appreciate all that the... more »

  Alana Joos wrote:

The Inland Valley Symphony is an active community symphony based in Temecula, CA. The 55 plus member orchestra presents a set of four concert programs per year (two concerts each program) and also performs for various community events by special invitation.... more »

  Writer wrote:

Blueprint Ensemble Arts and Theatre Initiative is an amazing Portland-based performing arts and choral organization. I am so glad that our city has a non-profit that expands the performing arts and music scene, focusing on making it accessible to people... more »

  Greg72 wrote:

4th Wall Theatre is one of those companies where you absolutely feel you are working on something truly special...no matter the project. I started with them as an actor and knew I wanted to be more involved. I was honored to have served as a former artistic... more »

  Ann_136 wrote:

I was asked to join this chorus (TCLA) from the very beginning, as I was in the transgender choir on the Glee TV show (season 6, episode 7, on Fox). I never have considered myself the greatest singer, but have mostly played instruments in orchestras... more »

  sean.fitzpatrick.ct wrote:

Tenet is a treasure--having had an impact on the vitality of the New York Early Music scene far beyond its years. Artistic Director Jolle Greenleaf's peerless vocal talents are complemented by an entrepreneurial energy that has catalyzed such wonderful... more »

  valjva wrote:

My first exposure to the Fairfax Choral Society was my son's beginning participation in January of 2008. Immediately, I was so appreciative of the opportunities he had due to his involvement. He loved to sing, and he was not only able to learn great... more »

  Alice30 wrote:

I've sung with MORE Opera several times now and it's always a great experience! A wonderful way for musical artistry to grow and touch the souls of the performers and the audience alike. more »