Find Singing & Choral Groups Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  wendy15 wrote:

I joined the San Diego Childrens Choir when I was in third grade, and I loved it so much that I stuck with it until I graduated high school 10 years later. The choir was a great experience for me, I learned how to sing, but also how to blend with others,... more »

  jpeterson23 wrote:

I have been involved with the Portland Choir and Orchestra for over 12 years, and I love being part of a group with a such a passion for high quality inspirational music. 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 »

  hnakee wrote:

Musicbox foundation is indeed a GREAT non-profit! My children and I have had the pleasure of working with the foundation for over a year and they learned to play several instruments under the guidance of passionate and dedicated musicians. I would recommend... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  leecilou wrote:

My daughter is new to PCG and has come love the community very quickly. She has made so many new friends, who have similar interest and has loved exploring music in a new way with this group. 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 »

  Mark232 wrote:

I have been a concertgoer and volunteer with Seicento for a few years now, doing everything from ushering to ticket sales to grant writing, and I am so impressed by the quality of the music performed here. It fills a niche in the Colorado music scene:... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Georgesabo wrote:

I've been in every kind of choir imaginable--church, opera, senior, community etc. and Orpheus is the best of them all with outstanding leadership. a great group of male singers and fine programming. What more could one ask for---nothing!!! more »

  Winona Kay Lawson W. wrote:

I appreciate quality musical performances and believe that Ottumwa Area Community Chorus can provide that cultural aspect in this small town so that residents don't have to go to Des Moines or Iowa City to experience high quality performances. I enjoyed... more »

  lamm wrote:

Syracuse Children's Chorus is a treasured resource is the Syracuse community. It offers unparalled musical education to children beginning in fourth grade through high school. The chorus offers progressive experience and three choir levels to students... more »

  nancy2 wrote:

I have sung with the Cascadian Chorale for 3 ½ years, and enjoy it immensely. It’s a chamber-sized chorale, and the focus is classical repertoire (including original works) which provides an enjoyable challenge to singers. We strive for excellence... more »

  DFarson wrote:

With funding for arts education nationwide dwindling, this chorus and its founding artistic director, Dr. Thea Kano, have committed themselves to taking outstanding choral music into their New York, NY community. Dr. Kano and singers visit schools and... more »

  DaveJ wrote:

The City of Angels Community Choirs has grown immensely over the last several years. They have performed at numerous venues including Carnegie Hall with John Rutter. The summer children's workshop has performed at Disneyland. Richard Medrano knows... more »

  Kskirkpatrick wrote:

Participating in these Choirs means finding your voice. Our singers develop a deep love and appreciation for music and its power to lift the audience from daily living and into a moment in time or emotion, to tell stories, and to promote change. Our... more »

  Daniel39 wrote:

I am a Board Member for this terrific organization and have been an active and proud parent volunteer for several years. Boston City Singers (BCS) is an exceptionally well-run and inventive organization that ensures that students appreciate and understand... more »

  luz255 wrote:

I enjoy singing with Schola because our Director Greg Wait is outstanding as a director, and as an interpreter of all of the music which we perform. Our singers are selected for their fine voices and fine musical ability. Presently, we are preparing... more »

  Skypilot wrote:

Excellence in musical performance and message, the AGMC ROCKS!! Essential to the greater community in its delivering of excellence, the AGMC is a distinguished representation of Atlanta and its LGBT community. more »

  lisahu wrote:

I am a certified behavioral specialist and have been working in this field for over 20 years. I have started my 13th year at the Watson Institute, a private approved school which works with autistic and neurological impaired children (ages 3 - 21) with... more »

  jasonkutac1701 wrote:

I am proud to be a singing member of Austin's Capital City Men's Chorus. Men of all singing abilities and experience levels join together to perform a wide variety of music styles. From Beethoven to Broadway, we've got something for everyone! I've... more »

  azarou wrote:

I wanted my daughter to have a musical experience that wasn't being provided in elementary school. We didn't hear children's literature being performed in school any longer and so much in history and culture was lost to her generation. If your child... more »

  supremebeing wrote:

All Childrens Chorus of Annapolis has been a great experience for my daughter. She has been in 3 years total and the experience has helped center her and help her focus on the right things in life. The music, teamwork and responsibility that goes into... more »

  ian wrote:

Mission: "My Voice Music is a nonprofit organization based in Portland Oregon that engages marginalized youth in music and performance in order to promote self-esteem, social skills and emotional expression." We work with local schools and non-profit... more »

  Harriet6 wrote:

I throughly enjoy Choral Society concerts! Their choices of music are great, and they perform with beautiful harmony, crisp, clean pronunciations, and superb musicality! Also, it's obvious that they really enjoying singing! That really does make a... more »

  cherithgrace wrote:

My students and I have come to volunteer and perform with America Sings for 10+ years. I continue to return because I see first hand the difference this organization is making in their lives even years after the events we attend. It was wonderful to... more »

  dananell wrote:

The Frederick Children's Chorus fosters not only a love and appreciation for music, but also teaches diligence and hard work. The children involved learn musicianship skills that can be used throughout their lifetimes. They learn first hand how practice... more »

  Katherine12 wrote:

Having a voice has never been more inviting and benefiting such a good cause--music education scholarships for students in the East Bay. Music is healing for me and proven self-care when practiced with regularity and with kindred spirits. That is the... more »

  jfierro39 wrote:

Being a member of the Cantata Singers has changed my life for the better, and that's no exaggeration. Having studied vocal performance from the time I was 10 years old, at 23 I found myself at a crossroads. I had planned to earn a degree in vocal performance,... more »

  kmillerbass wrote:

I have been a member for more than 20 years. The experience of singing with other women in a group of this quality is unparalleled, unlike any other group of which I have been a member. The music challenges, fulfills and opens doors for those of us who... more »

  JohnO wrote:

The Pittsburgh Concert Chorale presents seven performances of three excellent concert programs annually. It also sponsors "Pittsburgh Sings! The Pittsburgh Concert Chorale Festival of Choirs," an annual event at which three invited volunteer choirs (two... more »

  Debra Turner wrote:

Through the power of music Chanticleer lifts spirits. Chanticleer's programs and recordings spread the soul-enriching quality of music. Through their educational programs many young people and adults benefit. The group is superlative! The excellence of... more »

  Dee_10 wrote:

I've been a member of Camerata Singers for almost 20 years, and it has gotten better and better. With our current Director, it's an awesome choir that performs wonderful music, from Back to rock, all wonderfully, and with people who really care for each... more »

  judythbabst wrote:

I sing with this choir and am also on the board. You don't need to try out for the choir, everyone is welcome. Sara Thomsen leads us, many of the songs are connected wit a social justice issue; there is a different theme each session. It is fun and... more »

  jay.e wrote:

At its core, Slavyanka seeks to entertain, inform, excite and educate listeners in the haunting harmonies of the Orthodox Church and Eastern European cultures. This a capella chorus of men who gather every Tuesday evening to sing the sacred and secular... more »

  cdriggs wrote:

To be clear, I am a volunteer, and donor, and a new board member. I would like to share a letter I wrote regarding the Colorado Children's Chorale and the impact it has made on the lives of my family and others. "As a former child musician,... more »

  Osiris R. wrote:

CCC is an amazing organization. I joined this group in 2010, and loved every minute of my experience. The CCC is an integral part of the Chicago community and brings people from all walks of life together, for one purpose: to sing! This group deserves... more »

  WeMadeIt wrote:

The Agape Gospel Academy,known for it's infamous "Agape Awards" is Amazing! Great work ethics and integrity. Scholarships available to low income students and families. CEO/and Founder is an honest and AMAZING person! Youth as well as young adults are... more »

  charlie2 wrote:

Clarion consistently delivers a beautiful, well-programmed concert characterized by gifted playing, skilled artistic direction, and historically-informed performance. The orchestra brings life to both more well-known music like Bach's Christmas cantatas... more »

  kadumm wrote:

My 13 year old son joined this choir back in June. When we registered him we got a 2 page contract to initial and sign. In this contract it clearly states certain things that are required as a member of this choir. Not until after we paid our$ 600 tuition... more »

  MessagesProject wrote:

Ten years ago I had a daughter who wanted to sing. She wanted to sing much more often than the one day each week she got to at our public school. I went looking for a quality program that was inclusive and would take the time to give her a complete,... more »

  Michael77 wrote:

Founded in 1964 and also known as The Singing Angels, this group is comprised off almost 300 children annually. have been involved with them since 2005. I have watched it grow and continuously improve. The staff are dedicated to providing great experiences... more »

  sandwest wrote:

If you wish to transcend your everyday life, for just two hours, and be swept away by the sheer joy of experiencing and listening to the pitch perfect soul of The Phoenix Chorale, then please do so, and you will thank yourself. The range of programming... more »

  Linda Small wrote:

Berkshire Children's Chorus provides young, rural children with advanced musical training in choral works of the highest quality. But that doesn't begin to tell the story. Imagine children living in rural Massachusetts communities and despite the wonderful... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have been involved with the Rose Valley Chorus & Orchestra both on stage and off for over 20 years now and have enjoyed every minute of it. They put on excellent musicals. New members always comment on how welcoming we are. I've gotten to participate... more »

  Writer wrote:

Northeast Ohio has a wealth of musical arts talent and this is one group that utilizes that talent to the max. It has been a great experience for me to sing with the MSC over the last 4 years. The level of musicality of the group is superior. And... more »

  krugs1302 wrote:

I joined the choir on moving to Texas. I was sad when I moved too far away to remain a choir member, but I still attend the concerts as often as is possible. A true gem of a choir. more »

  ldnewlon wrote:

The Irwin Male Chorus is a volunteer choral group that provides four-part male harmony concerts in Western Pennsylvania. The majority of the concerts are in area churches and the primary musical content is in the Christian spiritual and American patriotic... more »

  Valdia wrote:

I have met and watched how Christine has worked very hard to help her children to become the best, and to give them an experience of their life. more »

  stevenlorch wrote:

I first learned about the Zamir Chorale when, as a teenager, my parents took me to see their concert in Town Hall. I was captivated by the high quality of their performance, their passion, the spirited leadership of the conductor, and the dozens of cute... more »

  Itsai97 wrote:

KidSingers is a wonderful program. Since 1997, this program has helped hundreds of lives. more »

  roscoestar wrote:

I graduated from Cantabile last year after being a member of the choir for seven years. It really changed my life--I gained a lot of experience and skills in choral singing and made many great friends. Cantabile is not only a very high-quality children's... more »

  weberju wrote:

My son became a member of the Boychoir when he was 9 years old. The Boychoir helped him to develop his confidence, social skills and leadership abilities while providing an extremely challenging and professional music education and performance venue.... more »

  Anne V. wrote:

The Keystone State Boychoir serves more than 170 boys, ages 7-18, providing opportunities to rehearse, learn, sing, move, perform, act, and make joyful, moving, brilliant music in groups ranging from the youngest beginning singers in the Trainers and... more »

  Debbi V. wrote:

It is amazing how much heart is put into making this community choir, which is all volunteer, what it is. more »

  Donna260 wrote:

I moved away from my home and family and this group of selfless unpaid professionals helped me heal with the gift of beautiful music. more »

  Thomas_R wrote:

I was a product of a father who wanted a boy. Never to give up as a younger man with polio who walked on his hands, Dad instilled in me a sense of pride and values that would rival any person of the "Greatest Generation on Earth". As Dad was one of eight... more »

  robbhansen wrote:

Our family attended the Gibson Area Music Foundation's performance of Handel's Messiah yesterday and found it to be a wonderfully pleasant and accessible experience. We are from the Chicago area. Our son is a student at the University of Illinois near... more »

  mexfolroa wrote:

I have known this great group for 40 years. I was involved when it collaborated with Cuerdas Clasicas in Polish-Mexican presentation. Migala and I have served on a few review panels for the Illinois Arts Council Agency. more »

  Vicki16 wrote:

Director Carol Reeves leads these youthful singers to levels of achievement beyond anything you would expect of such young people (ages 8-18). You have to hear them to believe them! more »

  Writer wrote:

Awesome small group and they should be helped financially for what they do to the community. more »

  Pamela96 wrote:

I am a charter member of this group. Barry Sawyer, our director, teaches us the Bell Canto style of chorale singing. This style concentrates on blend. Barry works us very hard to get the blend we're known for. I love this chorale and wouldn't think of... more »

  Writer wrote:

I joined this group in its beginning year,We are a volunteer group We became a nonprofit tax-exempt 501(c)(3) charitable corporation in March, 2015 in order to more easily fulfill our mission statement: "Building Community through Song". I have always... more »

  TeresaAtch wrote:

One Voice Chorus of Charlotte is a wonderful organization of which I am a very proud member since 2010. It is a non audition chorus that makes beautiful music for change in our community and surrounding area. In One Voice, I have found life long friends... more »

  servantsong wrote:

In 2014 my husband and I were married in Westchester County, New York. We entered into a contract with the Director of Treasurehouse Music to provide organ music and a female vocalist for the wedding. We had a vision for our Nuptial Mass that included... more »

  Brandobear wrote:

The Everett Chorale has been around for 47 years! We are blessed with having Lee Mathews as our music director. This is so much more than just a community choir. Most of our members have been singing for many years and it shows with the level of repertoire... more »

  darthmann wrote:

This is a great organization which performs fun, beautiful, and uplifting concerts. I gradually came to hear about them through a friend, started singing with them, and now sing and volunteer with them. It is a large chorus, but people really get the... more »

  billeona wrote:

My child's 4-years singing in KCC have been excellent! A high caliber, choral music education program for children ages 8-18 that offers a wide variety of performance opportunities each year. The program instills discipline, team building skills and... more »

  Hollander wrote:

For twenty-nine years, Children's Festival Chorus has provided a unique learning experience to over 2,000 children; changing their lives artisically, intellectually and emotionally. Plus, CFC has helped to shape the skills of countless teachers. And while... more »

  lynn1 wrote:

A brilliant and completely unconvential look at Rossini's late masterpiece, the Petite messe solennelle, held at the Dallas Museum of Art with the addition of staged commedia dell' arte characters in counterpoint to the mass setting. more »

  SMundy wrote:

The Orlando Gay Chorus is a welcoming community where people from all walks of life can sing, dance, and/or lend their time in support. I joined two years ago and have become part of the leadership team because I care so much about our mission and the... more »

  singingdc wrote:

This was a wonderful organization that brought music to Washington, DC for more than 40 years. Unfortunately, due to mismanagement of funds, the chorale was forced to close in May 2009. Luckily, the dedicated volunteers rallied under a new conductor to... more »

  LizaLoop wrote:

River Choir is small, friendly, community-based and has a wonderful repertoire of world music, from ancient to modern. We are seeking new singers for all parts to share making a joyful noise. Ability to read music is helpful but not required. We sing... more »

  sojochoralarts wrote:

SoJo Choral Arts is a phenomenal, well- run music organization. They've been around for over 16 years, but a non-profit in the past few years. Their performances raise awareness and donations for great causes like family shelters, food banks, and Make-a-Wish.... more »

  mckaylodgegmailcom wrote:

A extraordinarily valuable musical arts performance resource in Northern Ohio and a rather unique one in the nation. It needs funds to do more and better. The organization is deserving of substantial General Operating Support. more »

  MikeNew87 wrote:

The Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus is a phenomenal organization. They not only promote choral excellence, but they teach young boys to be stellar leaders in their community. I have supported the Chorus throughout the years and am thankful for the services... more »

  fboykin wrote:

I joined GMCSF seven years ago and I have made numerous lifelong friends. It has been the one thing I can say has made my life so enjoyable here in Fort Lauderdale. The people in the chorus are loving, dedicated and hard-working. We perform quality concerts... more »

  JGilmer wrote:

Well-led, sublime singing from such an intimate group. more »

  johnmary wrote:

I have been involved in two non-profits during my lifetime, and am particularly proud to be a member of this senior adult choir of 90+ members which performs in the Dallas and surrounding communities with performance in the musical arts. Friends, family... more »

  Concamhnry wrote:

I've watched this amazing group grow their artistry for 23 years into a top performing musical entity. Even though the majority of the group is volunteer their performances are at the highest professional level. Kudos to the talented artistic leadership... more »

  FrankTG wrote:

The Florida Singing Sons Boychoir (FSSB) is an ensemble of young men's voices with at least one section comprised of unchanged voices. As a community-based music education program regardless of religious, social, cultural or financial background,... more »

  Featheurs wrote:

I love WCC! This is an organization of people who love singing! Because there are no audition required for joining, and the only fee ($35) goes towards covering the cost of music (which is then yours to keep!), this choir is accessible to anyone! We... more »

  Laura H wrote:

The North High Alumni Choir was formed in 1993 by alumni of Carl Lipke's North High choirs dating from 1954 until his retirement. The Choir rehearses once per week and presents concerts in the spring and during the Holiday season. Their main purpose... more »

  Cory Cox wrote:

They are phenomenal. The vocal calibre, the artistry, the emotion. Just terrific. Cannot say enough good things about Conspirare. My words fail me. more »

  Mark168 wrote:

A wonderful, local music organization keeping classical choral singing alive on Long Island. more »

  musicrocks wrote:

Sharing the joy of music with all of Chicagoland! Concerts are wonderful. more »

  xtrememousey wrote:

The Phoenix Children's Chorus has enriched our family so much. We have three kids in the choir now and I could not ask for a better group of people for my children to grow up with and have all these unique experiences with. The instructors are top notch... more »

  TallRob wrote:

I am an original alumni of the all American boys chorus from the early 1970s. I learned so much from the original creator Father Coughlin. Father was so loving and caring with his boys. I am truly sorry to hear about some of the things I have read , ... more »

  Klara Chase L. wrote:

My 4th grader has been singing with Ms Rhonda since KG. She loves it. The concerts are amazing! She plans to continue all the way through 12th grade. more »

  elettick wrote:

Wallingford Chorus has been bringing enjoyment to the Wallingford Community and surrounding areas for over 40 years. The members and director consistently deliver high-energy, well rehearsed choral performances at a very reasonable price. more »

  Joseph57 wrote:

Sarasota Young Voices is a community children's choir for school aged singers in Sarasota, Bradenton and surrounding communities. SYV was founded in 2007, and has quickly grown into one of Florida's best children's choruses, receiving critical acclaim... more »

  flagchoirs wrote:

I became involved with CCF 6 years ago when my daughter (then in 8th grade) decided to join. We were so impressed with the quality of the performances and with her progress that we continued. It's been a wonderful experience. She often went to practice... more »

  Peter23 wrote:

Community based choir. Conducts free concerts annually along the Mississippi Gulf Coast, usually in the Spring and during the Christmas season. Meets weekly at the Main Street United Methodist Church in Bay St. Louis on Tuesdays at 7:00 PM. Provides... more »

  Kathleen Kelly M. wrote:

This beautiful group performed at our senior living community today. Ebenezer has done great things with this core group already. I highly recommend them! more »

  hermosahannah wrote:

When I came to Durango a few years ago...I auditioned for and joined the DCS. The music was good, but the people were so incredibly clicky that I quit after one half-year. I joined to meet folks and truly felt completely rejected. I believe the clickiness... more »

  plewispdx wrote:

This chorus, Bridge Town Sound, taught me to sing and perform, gave me many new friends, led to travel around the west, and allowed me to help educate students and the public about music and the barbershop style in particular. more »

  Tenor1 wrote:

The organization very efficiently achieves its mission statement. It is under the artistic direction of Dr. Bryan Baker who excels at getting 100 singers to communicate beautiful music to the community. As with similar organization the chorale relies... more »

  DanaL wrote:

20 years ago this past January, I auditioned and chose 16 women from the ranks of The Women's Chorus of Dallas, to sing in a select small ensemble. This rare ensemble has stayed together, in one form or another, to this day! MosaicSong has been an independent... more »

  C_DePriest wrote:

The Evansville Children's Choir is the only organization of it's kind in our tri-state area. It provides quality music and vocal training in a supportive and encouraging environment which fosters the self-esteem and confidence of our young singers. ... more »

  jennydmv wrote:

The Arlingtones are a great community a cappella group based in Arlington, Virginia! From the moment I walked in, I felt welcomed and included. The singers are friendly and really helpful with any musical questions. During the winter, they kick into... more »

  La Rose wrote:

This choir is amazing! The kids, grouped into varying age categories, all seem to have such a great time while producing beautifully sung concerts. I could not sing higher praises about the staff, teachers and conductors. Make sure you get to hear... more »

  KPinLexington wrote:

The Main Street Harmonizers! Harmony for all! Recreational singing for men of all ages. See www.MainStreetHarmonizers.com and www.Barbershop.org. About 800 chapters in the US, and many affiliates in several foreign countries! Society has 501 (c) 3 status... more »

  sue1 wrote:

A spectacular choir. I got a chance to rehearse with them, and they are the best choir I have ever sung with. (And I've sugn with many). The director is extremely accomplished and personable and the music top notch. Sadly, I could not travel the distance... more »

The organization's mission is to celebrate, educate about, preserve and perform world folk music. more »

Presenting choral music to the community more »

Our mission is to enhance cultural life through music performances of excellence and quality and through educational outreach. more »

Organization promoting classical and choral music to local us and international community more »

To provide for the performance of the works of the great classical music composers and of new composers, so that appreciation... more »

Provide the highest level of choral music training and performing experience for young people as a means to develop the whole... more »

Community activities with girls choir more »

A. To encourage, support, promote and foster music education and appreciation at horlick high school. B. To establish liaison... more »

To provide quality music education. more »

The ann arbor youth chorale exists to artistically enrich the lives of children, their families and the community through chorale... more »

To provide boys and girls in the more »