Hudson Valley Singers

Praised by The New York Times as one of Westchester's "most ambitious" choruses, the Hudson Valley Singers, under the direction of Eugene Sirotkine, have been enriching the cultural life of Westchester and Manhattan since 1951.

Humboldt Harmonaires

The Humboldt Harmonaires, Eureka's Chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society, was chartered November 16, 1961, originally as part of the Evergreen District. In 1962, through realignment, the Eureka Chapter became, at the time, the Northernmost sentinal of the Far Western District. Eureka puts on at least two shows yearly - a Spring show with out of town guest quartets or choruses, and a Fall show, an informal Beer & Peanuts/Pop & Popcorn/Audience Sing-a-Long endeavor featuring the Humboldt Harmonaires and local quartets

Hummelstown Community Singers

Hunt Valley Symphony Chorale

Founded in 2013, with the vision of creating a professional level, non-profit community orchestra & chorale, The HVSO&C is comprised of volunteer musicians & singers from Maryland and Pennsylvania who volunteer to bring live music to Baltimore County

Hunterdon Harmonizers

Huntsville Community Chorus

HCCA provides impactful choral and theatrical experiences to current and future artists and audiences of all ages while enriching North Alabama's Tennessee Valley community through education and community outreach.

Hutchinson Chorus

Hyannis Sound

Founded in 1994, the Hyannis Sound organization strives to provide a once-in-a-lifetime experience for the young men who fill its ranks each summer. Through their experiences with the group, these men garner valuable skills in performance, business management, and musical direction. While growing as individuals, they also form countless friendships and become members of a brotherhood that last a lifetime.

The Sound gathers each year around Memorial Day, and spends the summer performing at private and public functions across the Cape and the greater Northeast of the U.S. Whether performing at a graduation party, one of their weekly shows, or street singing, the Hyannis Sound aims to provide a unique and interactive entertainment experience that keeps their audiences coming back for more.

I Cantori di Carmel

I Cantori di Carmel is a volunteer chorus that seeks excellence in choral performance. Our programs include major choral works as well as lesser-known jewels of the choral repertoire.

I Cantori di Carmel (Our Italian name means: The Singers of Carmel) has been bringing choral classics to the Monterey Peninsula since 1981. We perform concerts twice annually, in the spring and fall, at the Carmel Mission Basilica and other venues. Approximately every three years we embark on a European concert tour where we have the opportunity to sing in magnificent cathedrals, churches, and concert halls. Often we coordinate with choirs in our host countries for shared performances.

Idaho Falls Chorus

Idyllwild Master Chorale

The Idyllwild Master Chorale is an auditioned, professionally conducted community of vocal musicians united by their passion for choral music and dedicated to connecting their voices to the heart, soul and musical taste of our mountain culture. Members of the IMC come from the Idyllwild area, Garner Valley, Anza, Hemet, Temecula, Palm Desert and as far away as Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego Counties.

In 1975, Robert Evans Holmes created the beginnings of IMC by putting together a foundation group of 16 local singers for a performance of Saint Saen's "Christmas Oratorio." By 1976 he has added a full orchestra, a chorale of 125 singers, and four soloists to perform the entire "Messiah" by Handel. For 38 years, the Chorale has brought beautiful chorale music to Idyllwild and the Hill through concert performances and musical theatre.

Ignition!

Ignition! was formed in February 2004. Despite a couple of personnel changes, Ignition! has stayed together. In the summer of 2005, Ignition! added Dan Testa as the new Tenor and recently added Matt Swann as the new Baritone. Ignition! has been fortunate to perform several shows and travel to many places thus far...and hope to do a lot more of it in the future! They made their contest debut in April 2004 after just a few weeks of rehearsal; the quartet was a few points away from a wild card invitation to the 2004 International contest. The following fall Ignition! placed 2nd in the Rocky Mountain District contest. The quartet posted a qualifying score for the 2005 international contest in Salt Lake City, but due to personnel changes were unable to compete. Ignition! became RMD champions in October of 2005, and placed 21st at the 2006 international contest in Indianapolis. In 2007 in Denver the quartet rose significantly in the rankings and finished in 12th place at International.

Illinois Symphony Chorus

Illuminati Vocal Arts Ensemble

A chamber chorus founded and conducted by Dr. Tony Thornton, based in Western Massachusetts and composed of professional-quality volunteer singers.

Illumni Men's Chorale

ounded in November 2009, Illumni can be best described as a bunch of guys who just like to sing! Our membership is made up of everything from serious choral hobbyists to full-time, professional musicians. The group also includes several instrumentalists, teachers, and church musicians. Ages in the group range from 19 to 88, and we are open to all who wish to audition.

Engaging our audience is very important to us. We do this by performing innovative concerts and asking our audience to become a part of them. We constantly pursue new songs and arrangments and present some of the most beautiful classical music ever written. At the same time, we are never afraid to bust out a classical arrangement of some Britney Spears or sing like the "Chimpmunks" in the "Christmas Song" if it helps bring our audience along for the ride!

The men of Illumni are dedicated to our community and have consistently offered programs to help members of our community who may not otherwise be exposed to this type of music the chance to see our concerts. These programs have included free tickets for low income families and for members of our armed services and their families.

Image City Sound

Image City Sound is more than just an a cappella chorus; it is a group of talented women who have become friends through our love of harmony. We love learning together at rehearsals each week, performing all around the community, sharing friendships, and making great music together.

If you're a woman who likes to sing, you're invited to visit our Monday night rehearsals! Being part of one of our rehearsals is the perfect way to find out more about us. If you like, you may use a guest music folder and sing with us so you can experience first hand what it's like to sing in four-part barbershop style harmony!

Impromptu

Impromptu is an 8 member contemporary a cappella group based out of Indianapolis, Indiana. Founded in May of 2017, several members met at Ball State University or were good friends who wanted to come together, hang out and make music. Their unique sound is the result of a tight and soulful blend, some R&B and Jazz influences and a little sensuality.

In aChord Men's Ensemble

In aChord Men's Ensemble is a small vocal group focusing on jazz and pop styles and seasonal music. Celebrating its 20th year together, the group specializes in tight vocal harmonies and performs songs from many eras from the 40's to today, both with accompaniment and a cappella. In aChord performs regularly throughout the San Diego area and participates in community and charitable events. We welcome singers looking to be part of a wonderful brotherhood filled with music, laughter and camaraderie.

In Medio Chamber Choir

In Medio is a Portland Oregon based chamber choir dedicated to performing music both new and old with vigor, passion, and clarity. In Medio's goal is to create a space for accomplished young adult choral singers to continue utilizing and honing their craft in the post-collegiate world and beyond. As an organization, In Medio strives to present choral music in a fresh and exciting way by cultivating the talents of today's most promising singers, as well as through compelling programing that is both relevant and meaningful across the choral spectrum.

In Mulieribus

In Mulieribus (in muh-li-AIR-i-bus)- the Latin phrase meaning "among women"- is a professional female vocal ensemble dedicated to strengthening community through the art of music. The ensemble specializes in vocal music written primarily before 1750 and champions historically overlooked works and new repertoire for women's voices.

Founded in 2004 and formally incorporated into a non-profit corporation in 2007, In Mulieribus (IM) has presented a highly acclaimed annual concert series in Portland since 2007 and appears frequently as guest artist throughout the region. Performances by IM have been broadcast on nationally syndicated radio shows such as Performance Today and Millennium of Music.

Indi Anna Chorus

Indialantic Chamber Singers

We are a 40-member, professional-quality mixed-voice choral group under the direction of David Vogeding. We perform a variety of accompanied and a cappella sacred, traditional and contemporary choral works. We have also performed in the nation's capital at the National Cathedra

Indiana University Children's Choir

Founded in 1980 by Dr. Mary Goetze and Dr. Jean Sinor, the mission of the Indiana University Children's Choir is to teach young people to value and experience excellent singing through musical activities which develop skills, sharing, self-expression, and personal growth. This goal will result in a lifelong appreciation of fine music.

Indianapolis Arts Chorale

Founded in 1972, the Indianapolis Arts Chorale uplifts the human spirit for multiple generations of singers and audiences by building deep emotional connections through the art of choral singing.

Indianapolis Children's Choir

Every week, thousands of young people in Central Indiana join together as members of the Indianapolis Children's Choir. The 2010-2011 season is ICC's 25th anniversary season, marking a quarter century of great work with remarkable kids and families. The staff, singers and families of the ICC share a commitment to the highest quality of music making and true artistic excellence. The whole organization enjoys musical experiences that reinforce mission driven goals of fostering a sense of self-esteem, discipline, respect, accomplishment and pride. The program proudly includes First Steps in Music, an early childhood division for 3 to 5 year olds, as well as a preparatory program for grades 1 through 4. The majority of the choirs meet at the ICC headquarters on the campus of Butler University. The eight performing choirs have children as young as 4th grade, and include the Indianapolis Youth Chorale, a choir for high school age teens. In addition, ICC sponsors several regional choirs representing Hamilton County, Johnson County, Boone County Hendricks County, and a neighborhood choir, Indianapolis Eastside. The first ICC regional choir, now called the Columbus Indiana Children's Choir, is celebrating its 15th anniversary.

Indianapolis Men's Chorus

The Indianapolis Men's Chorus entertains, educates, and promotes inclusive community through musical excellence.

Indianapolis Symphonic Choir

The Indianapolis Symphonic Choir is dedicated to excellence in the performance of choral music, to creating and performing new choral masterworks, and to education and outreach programming that serves the breadth and diversity of our community.

Indianapolis Women's Chorus

It was early spring, 1994. Grotesque, yet strangely melodious sounds rose from the basement of North Meridian United Methodist Church in Indianapolis. Fledgling director Nancy Hayden was leading the fledgling Indianapolis Women's Chorus through some vocal warm-ups. She made them sigh loudly, sing belly laughs and make various mouth shapes and tongue-flapping sounds that would have gotten you sent away from the dinner table when you were a kid. This, and other hard work, led to the chorus' first public performance, wearing matching teal T-shirts and singing many matching notes, on June 4, 1994, at the National Women's Music Festival. Applause was supportive.

By the December concert that year, the chorus' vocal skills had sharpened considerably, as had its attire. At the Unitarian Universalist Church of Indianapolis, members sang a full program of winter songs ranging from early American to the Far East.

The nature of the applause changed from, "Oh, let's clap; the poor things are trying so hard," to "Wow, they're good!" And so they grew, season by season.

Indianhead Chorus

A traditional barbershop harmony singing organization, we are the Polk-Burnett County chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society. With about 35 active members, we come from all walks of life, students, retirees, truckers, teachers, carpenters and salesmen - the one thing we all have in common is our love of singing.

Ink Spots

The Ink Spots' story begins in Indianapolis, Indiana in 1932, when four young men - Deek Watson, Charles Fuqua, Orville "Hoppy" Jones and Jerry Daniels - formed the first version of the group. The quartet performed as the Riff Brothers and the Percolating Puppies before settling on the Ink Spots name. In search of a recording contract, the group headed to New York City, where they met up with singer Bill Kenny, who replaced Daniels as the group's lead tenor in 1936. Three years later, The Ink Spots had their first million-selling record, "If I Didn't Care'. The song, which would be their biggest hit, ultimately sold 19 million copies.

Over the years, their unique style, sound and elegant stage presence have delighted audiences worldwide. The Ink Spots continue to delight audiences with the wonderful harmonies and arrangements that have made the group a musical legend around the world.

With over 80 hit records and numerous million sellers, audiences .return again and again. Such presenters as the London Palladium, Harlem's Apollo Theater, the Houston and Atlanta Symphonies, colleges and leading venues around the world have brought the high energy and all-around professionalism of the famous Ink Spots to their stage.

Inland Empire Chorus

We are an energetic and fun-loving diverse group of women who are passionately committed to singing four-part a cappella harmony. We strive for musical excellence through education, competition, and community performance in an atmosphere of mutual respect, support and caring.

We pursue our passion of singing in an atmosphere of friendship and fun. Sharing our love of music relieves the stress of everyday life, provides a place to socialize and meet interesting people, and builds friendships that last a lifetime.

Women of all ages who love to sing are invited to visit us at rehearsal. We meet each Tuesday evening from 6:30-9:30 pm at the Church on the Hill, 5500 Alessandro Blvd, Riverside, CA 92506. We would love to see you there!

Inland Harmony Chorus

Inland Master Chorale

The Inland Master Chorale brings together more than seventy talented vocalists from throughout the Inland Empire. First formed in March 1980, the chorale has since provided exciting, quality musical experiences in a variety of genres for audiences in the Inland Empire, California, Washington, England, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. In 2017, Dr. Joseph Modica was selected to lead the Chorale into a new era of achievement. Founding Director Roger W. Duffer led the group for 37 years. During his tenure, the chorale earned regional, national and international recognition.

Inland Sound

We are the Inland Sound Chorus. We have the goal of singing a cappella music at the highest level. Now, in harnessing the musical and leadership skills of its outstanding director, Mike Smith, this goal is becoming an increasing reality. This close-knit group of singers of all ages is now on the cusp of living up to that potential and is now growing rapidly in numbers. With our incredible blend and dramatically improved singing skills has also come a multi-faceted repertoire with songs that touch every heart, the true benchmark of today's most successful choruses.

Inner Voices

Inner Voicesare Los Angeles-based session singers led by vocal arranger Morgan Ames. They have been performing together since the 80s. They have been profiled on CBS Sunday Morning, have toured Japan, performed on KCET, KTLA Morning News, the Jim Belushi Show and many others. They have recorded albums for Rhino, Laurel, Song River and Japanese Victor. They have performed for the Juvenile Diabetes Association, the Betty Ford Center, the Society of Singers, the AME Church and twice for President Reagan. They have sung and/or recorded with Kenny Loggins, David Benoit, Dave Grusin, Johnny Mathis, Dori Caymmi, Smokey Robinson and others. Each Christmas season they perform their highly acclaimed, sold out a cappella show in Los Angeles.

Between them, they have performed, recorded and/or toured with almost every major artist in the business.

Innsiders

As the 1976 SPEBSQSA International Champions, The Innsiders climaxed a storied career which included several top 10 finishes in the competition. This quartet's love of singing and their steadfast devotion to their art along with a strong work ethic and lots of talent took them to greatness. This compilation of their master works has been released under the watchful eyes of former member Brian Beck, so you are sure to hear the best that The Innsiders had to offer. Some of our favorite songs include 'Bridge Over Troubled Water,' 'Ghost Riders In The Sky,' and 'Till We Meet Again.'

Inpulse

Based in Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota, InPulse is a rocking vocal band whose five members are all classically trained vocalists. They entertain all kinds of audiences with an energetic concert performance that includes famous vocal percussionist Paul Donnelly. The ensemble has won the National Harmony Sweepstakes Denver competition. InPulse also endeavors to advance the art of a cappella through original music, and the education of young singers. The group has worked with nearly 3,000 students in the past year with its educational outreach clinic to teach and promote the art of vocal music through hands-on experience.

InsideOut

The six-man, all-vocal group, InsideOut, is rapidly establishing a reputation for exceptional entertainment. With their musical capability, surprising vocal percussion, and captivating performances, InsideOut has entertained both small and large audiences across the West.

Before becoming a part of InsideOut, each member of the group was involved in performing in other vocal groups, such as the well-known BYU Men's Chorus. The group had its beginning in the winter of 1997. Two brothers, Ben and Layne Haacke, pulled in Kimball Brown, a home town friend, Ryan Hinton, a "real" bass, and some other local singers to form InsideOut. It started as a hobby, and they performed for friends and the local a cappella club. A couple of members left the group at the end of the school semester, so InsideOut recruited the last two members of the current group to replace them. Paul Hatch was brought on as a high tenor, and Jason Smith filled in with his exceptional vocal percussion.

Inspirare Vocal Ensemble

Inspirare Vocal Ensemble is an a cappella chorale that started in 2011 as a group of friends who desired to minister through singing. Inspirare is a Latin word, meaning, to inspire, to breathe into, to draw forth, to instill, to influence. With members coming from different chorale backgrounds in the Philippines and new members that joined later on, Inspirare has progressed from being a small, community-based chorale to a wide-scale ministry group using their talents for God's glory. With God's leading, Inspirare learned the power of prayer and how much impact it had on people's lives. Thus, Inspirare has grown to be not just a group of singers but also prayer warriors for the Lord. All in all, Inspirare aims to inspire and share God's love through the gift of choral music and prayer for all.

Inspire Choir

The Inspire Choir is a non-audition, heart-led, joy-based community chorus based in Monterey and Big Sur, CA. This diverse group of 40+ members sings uplifting group harmony songs and chants learned by oral tradition from around the world. All voices are welcome and absolutely no music or singing experience is required. We are a non-performance-oriented group. We sing because we love to sing together.

inSpirit Men's Chorus

inSpirit, Inc. is a non-profit music ministry comprised of singers from southeast Tennessee and north Georgia. While diverse in age, denomination, and profession, they are united in Christ and in the determination to spread His love through song

Instant Classic

Instant Classic the Barbershop Harmony Society's 2015 International Quartet Champion. The group is comprised of David (tenor), Theo (lead), Kohl (baritone), and Kyle (bass). They are four good friends with a passion for barbershop harmony, a cappella music, and youth outreach. They perform a variety of music from several decades and styles, including vocal jazz, musical theater, pop, and even R&B!

Intermezzo Choir

Presented by the Fort Myers Symphonic Mastersingers, the Intermezzo Choir welcomes any person living with Alzheimer's or another dementia and their care partners, who can attend the structured weekly rehearsals and, most importantly, wants to make good music and good friends. The program is under the direction of Mastersingers Artistic Director, Shannon Arnold, in collaboration with Jan Malecha, a board-certified music therapist and Mastersingers Choir member. The Intermezzo Choir is a great outlet for singers with early to mid-stage Alzheimer's or related dementias, their care partners/family and volunteer singers to socialize with new friends and sing favorite songs that are both familiar and new. No singing experience is required, but we will work on vocal techniques, rhythm, breath support and ensemble skills

International Orange Chorale

Recipient of the 2011 Chorus America / ASCAP Award for Adventurous Programming, the International Orange Chorale of San Francisco (IOCSF), led by Artistic Director Zane Fiala, was founded in 2003. Named after the color of the Golden Gate Bridge, the International Orange Chorale of San Francisco is an auditioned all-volunteer chamber choir devoted to performing established repertoire of all periods, with particular attention to contemporary music, including newly commissioned works by promising composers.

International Voices Houston

Interstate Rivals

1987 International Champions, the Rivals placed sixth in 1984, third in '85, and moved to second before topping the charts, so to speak. That they were the second youngest quartet ever to win the championship would seem to imply a lack of experience, but when they won they had 45 years barbershop singing among the four. Each of the Interstate Rivals went on to win another quartet championship, Joe Connelly with Keepsake in l992, Kip Buckner with the Gas House Gang in 1993, while Jay Hawkins and Paul Gilman were half of the 1995 Champions, Marquis. What a history! In their selection of a dozen songs they stick to beautiful barbershop singing only hamming it up a bit on 'Cecilia.'

Iowa State Singers

The Iowa State Singers is a 72-member mixed choral ensemble comprised of students from all areas of study at Iowa State. This select ensemble performs the finest literature from Renaissance to contemporary. In addition to performing various concerts locally, the Iowa State Singers tour annually and present an authentic Madrigal Dinner every January.

Last year, the Iowa State Singers were honored with an invitation to perform at the 2009 ACDA (American Choral Directors Association) National Convention, Thursday, March 5, in the Civic Center Music Hall in Oklahoma City, OK. The Singers were one of just six collegiate choirs selected nationally to give solo performances. Thousands of choral conductors from the United States and abroad were in attendance. The Singers were last honored with an ACDA National Convention appearance in 2005, where they gave three performances before enthusiastic audiences in Los Angeles, CA.

Iowa State Statesmen

The Iowa Statesmen, one of the region's leading men's choirs, was founded by Dr. Rodde in the fall of 2000. The ensemble meets three times per week, MWF, 1:10-2:00 p.m., and specializes in the performance of traditional and contemporary male chorus literature. The group gives various performances during the year and enjoys playing an active role in the Iowa State community. In addition to annual fall and spring concerts, the Statesmen annually join the other three ISU choirs to present both the Holiday and Masterworks Concerts, each with orchestra.

The choir also embarks on a brief regional tour every spring. In 2005 the men sang for large enthusiastic audiences in Davenport and Waterloo. Each concert closes with the rousing ISU School Songs -- a great tradition.

Ipswich River Community Chorus

pswich River Community Chorus celebrates the unique power of choral music to connect diverse singers, audiences and communities as we pursue musical excellence. We welcome singers of all backgrounds and abilities and celebrate diversity.

We had our beginning in 1981 with a group of local music enthusiasts, organized to provide an opportunity for professional and amateur singers to get together to sing, learn, and share their love of music.

Our members not only represent North Reading, but many communities on the North Shore and throughout the Merrimack Valley.

We enjoy a mutually beneficial relationship with Aldersgate United Methodist Church, which has been our rehearsal space and concert hall for several years. We are entirely separate from the church organizationally. The chorus is non-sectarian and performs music from a variety of religious and secular traditions.

Iris Vocal Trio

Iris is a vocal trio based in New York City that was formed in 2018. The group re-imagines classic songs beloved by all audiences. With just three voices, the group demonstrates the versatility of the human voice through unique and intricate vocal arrangements. Iris has had the opportunity to perform in a number of notable venues including Berklee Performance Center, Green Room 42 and Carnegie Hall.