Kansas City Women's Chorus

Kansas City Women's Chorus is Kansas City's only regional women's chorus inspiring through performance, embracing diversity, and advocating social justice.

Kantorei

Founded in 1988 by Artistic Director Axel Theimer, Kantorei is a high-quality a cappella choral ensemble of about 40 singers with a focus on distinctive European choral literature.

Kantorei Youth Choirs

Since its inception in 1964, Kantorei's mission has been to represent the finest tradition of youth choirs by offering an outstanding musical and cultural education while providing many opportunities for personal growth. Kantorei is committed to help build character in each choir member by instilling a sense of responsibility, self-discipline, and dedication towards a common goal.

Kearsarge Chorale

Our mission is to provide an outstanding musical experience for the enjoyment and education of the singers and enrichment of the broader community.

New members are welcome. We encourage both new and experienced singers in all voice parts. Donald Cox, our artistic director, provides the challenge and guidance for achievement and musical artistry

Keene Chorale

Begun in 1979 with a handful of choristers, The Keene Chorale has grown to an eighty-voice chorus with a reputation for musical excellence and exciting performances. A non-auditioned cross-generational ensemble, we are composed of singers of all ages and from many walks of life across the Monadnock region, as well as local high school and Keene State College singers.

The Chorale provides the inspiration and enlightenment of fine choral music for the enjoyment of the people of Keene, New Hampshire and its environs. The Keene Chorale concerts, featuring sixty to eighty singers along with instrumentalists and frequent soloists, are given twice a year in mid-December and April/May with rehearsals beginning in early September and early January, respectively.

Keepsake

Hailing from Florida, the much-acclaimed Keepsake are an exciting addition to our catalog. They have dedicated this recording to Charles "Bub" Thomas of Walt Disney World's "Dapper Dans," and a marvelous tribute it is. Winners of the 1992 Quartet Championships, the group's stellar sound is sublime. The group's use of dynamics, the arrangements (by a who's-who of arranging talent) and their choice of material-most impressive all. Their exquisite "Lost In the Stars" (written by Kurt Weill and Maxwell Anderson) is a fondant of perfect notes. "Blue Velvet" is similarly rendered and has a signature coda; speaking of which, the ending of "How Deep Is the Ocean" is a show-stopper. The traditional barbershop fare, including "Make 'Em Laugh," "I Love a Piano" and "The Entertainer," is of course flawless. Don't miss this one!

Kennebec Val Chordsmen

The Kennebec Valley Chordsmen is a 40+ year chartered chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America aka The Barbershop Harmony Society.

Kent Chamber Choir

A collection of experienced vocalists from central Delaware sharing an incredible blend of Renaissance, classical, and contemporary a capella works.

Kent Singers

The Kent Singers, founded by Jon Lafleur, first performed in December 1973 before an audience in Kent, CT, which has remained the group's home ever since. Our vision is to foster and sustain interest, appreciation and excitement for quality choral performance, for the enrichment of the community. Our mission is to bring singers together to learn challenging music and grow individually and as an ensemble, while making the experience of high-quality live performances accessible to the community.

Kentuckians

Founded in 1960, The Kentuckians Chorus is the Lexington, Kentucky, Chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society (Cardinal District). We are a group of men drawn together by singing and preserving the style of music known as Barbershop. In addition to active community involvement through annual shows and performances, we're committed to improving our craft of close four-part harmony, a cappella singing.

Kentucky Bach Choir

Kentucky Vocal Union

The Kentucky Vocal Union is a premier a cappella chorus from Louisville, Ky., that specializes in contemporary barbershop music.

Kern Valley Chorus

Kern Valley Chorus of Sweet Adelines International is the premier place for women and girls to learn to sing and perform, gaining skills and confidence along the way. Kern Valley Chorus has been providing quality vocal education and entertainment in the Kern River Valley since 1972.

We provide education and training in the American art form of Barbershop harmony acapella singing. Opportunities abound for women to learn singing, performing, directing, music arranging as well as acquiring leadership skills, all in an atmosphere of fun and camaraderie. Women are empowered to be more than they imagined they could be.

Barbershop singing is for all ages of women. We currently have gals from classic to contemporary! If you love to sing and perform, the Kern Valley Chorus is the place for you. We want you to experience "Life On A High Note!"

Kettering Children's Choir

The Kettering Children's Choir is a choral organization whose mission is to educate the talented young singers, ages 8 - 18, of the Miami Valley and build an appreciation for musical excellence.

Our vision is to be known throughout Ohio as a premier vocal ensemble and choral school, with structured musical training, high quality standards of artistic performance and music appreciation.

Key Chorale

Key Chorale, the Suncoast's premier symphonic chorus, led by Maestro Joseph Caulkins, produces one-of-a-kind programming, collaborations that inspire, and musical artistry that stirs the soul. In addition to the 120-member chorale, the Key Chorale Chamber Singers selected from the full chorale, perform unique, often genre-bending performances.

Key Chorale is winner of the 2020 Chorus America "Award for Education and Community Engagement" given in recognition of their extensive education programs, reaching more than 400 students each year, and its commitment to community outreach. The Off-Key Chorale, for those living with Parkinson's started in 2012, and the new Where Are My Keys? Chorale, for those living with Alzheimer's and dementia, celebrates the joy and therapeutic aspects of singing.

During the COVID-19 crisis, Key Chorale created the Come Together Choir, Online Choral Rehearsals, as a way for singers throughout the country, and beyond, to come together and enjoy singing safely while social distancing.

In 2019. Maestro Caulkins received the "Arts Leadership Award for Artistic Achievement" from the Arts and Cultural Alliance of Sarasota County for his 12 seasons as Artistic Director of Key Chorale. Through dynamic collaborations with organizations like Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe, The Sarasota Ballet, The Sarasota Orchestra, The Venice Symphony, and The Circus Arts Conservatory, Key Chorale is able to create unforgettable programs that continue to push the boundaries of choral mu

Key of Q

Based in Kingston, NY, we are an auditioned 30-member group of LGBTQ and allied singers who travel from all corners of the Hudson Valley to blend our voices and perform beautiful a cappella music together! Formed at the beginning of 2016, we focus on mostly-modern secular music in four-part harmony. Common themes within our music include equality, love and celebration of identity in its many forms. We perform at least two themed concerts per year as well as various smaller gigs and private events, and have been known to break out into song whenever and wherever we congregate after rehearsals!

Key of She

Key Of She started in 2001 and a year later won the coveted "Audience Favorite" title and runner-up at the 11th Annual New York Harmony Sweepstakes. Since then, they've been on quite a ride. In May 2002, they opened for Ray Charles at the 1400-seat Union County Arts Center in Rahway, NJ. In December 2004, they appeared on the nationally-syndicated Jane Pauley Show. In between, Key of She has performed at Philadelphia's Annual Paradigm Award Luncheon, the United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania's Women's Initiative, Philadelphia's Heart Ball Patrons Party, Phoenixville PA's A Cappella Jam, New Hope, PA's Bastille Day Celebration, Philadelphia's Annual Women of Distinction Awards Dinner, Montgomery Township's Cultural Arts Center. and annual fundraisers for Princeton Friends School and The Princeton Girlchoir. On New Year's Eves 2002, 2003 and 2004, Key of She took center stage at Newtown, PA's annual First Night.

Key of She San Diego

Key of She is committed to the highest artistic standards in choral music. Our goal is to engage audiences in notable performances featuring an eclectic blend of genres and cultural influences. We are also committed to sharing our music with the broader community through outreach concerts. Our members enjoy the benefits of performing challenging music and honing their musical skills in a fun and focused environment.

Keystone Capital Chorus

Kickshaw

Kickshaw has been performing in the Northwest for about five years now. They have been involved in hundreds of shows, where each audience is a part of a unique mouth-music experience.

In early 1997, Kickshaw won first place in the Regional Harmony Sweepstakes competition. This is a title only awarded to nine groups throughout the nation each year. Following the 1997 competition, Kickshaw decided that they were ready to pursue music full time.

In search of their own sound, Kickshaw began working with some effects to extend their already eclectic repertoire. This addition was an instant hit with their audiences as they were able to create the sounds of a full band, effects and all, with just their voices giving Kickshaw a sound all their own.

Kiki Queens

We formed in October of 2017 as a group of live-singing Drag Queens and other specialty performers. The seed was planted when one of our Kiki Queens attended a Rubi Girls fundraising show in Dayton, Ohio. For those of you who don't know the them, they are a fantastic group of men who have been raising money (over $2 million) through drag performance for the last 30 years. Check them out, they are inspiring!

She brought that idea back home to Chicago where luckily she had a group of pretty talented friends, some of whom had performed in drag together previously. She pitched the idea of raising money for local LGBTQ+ nonprofits through live-singing drag performance and it was a no-brainer for all the Queens...and fo

King Sisters

Originally christened "America's First Family of Song" in the 1960's, The King Family, comprised of "big band era" greats The King Sisters, guitar virtuoso Alvino Rey and the 32 sisters, brothers, husbands, wives, aunts, uncles and children that made up their extended musical family, catapulted to fame following just two dazzling appearances on ABC-TV's The Hollywood Palace to become one of the most popular and beloved television, recording and concert acts of the 1960's and 70's.

Acclaim from audiences and critics alike for their 'Palace' appearances led to their first headlining television special, The Family is King, in 1964. That special's ratings-topping popularity landed the musical group its own weekly ABC-TV showcase, The King Family Show, during 1965 and 1966. An audience favorite, the series featured the entire musical family in various groupings --The King Sisters - who'd already established themselves as one of the nation's top vocal groups, and the next generation's contingent The King Cousins, featuring Tina Cole who went on to star as "Katie Douglas" on CBS' My Three Sons, along with the irrepressible King Kiddies whose musical talent and effortless comedic timing were a staple of these tune-filled hours.

King Solomon’s Singers

Founded in 2010, King Solomon's Singers is an ensemble dedicated to the performance of Renaissance polyphony and chant. The members of the ensemble are professional and semi-professional singers from the Chicago area-members of ensembles such as Chicago Chorale, Schola Antiqua of Chicago, The Oriana Singers, The Chicago Early Music Consort, and Chicago a cappella-who share a love of this particular repertoire

King's Chapel Choir

A professional chamber choir at King's Chapel in Boston.

King's Choir

The King's Choir is a vibrant, dynamic, community choir, which began in September of 2014, and became a non-profit choral organization in 2017. Currently, there are 100 active members, with 120 memberships, representing 23 local churches, including other singers from the Hampton Roads area, and we are continuing to grow! Would you like to be a part of this wonderful choral group?-just inquire--it is our joy to welcome you! All ages welcome!

King's Heralds

Thirty men have been a part of the King's Heralds since its founding in 1927. They've recorded over 100 albums in thirty different languages in a variety of musical styles, making them a favorite with audiences of all ages. The rich blend, harmony and balance of their a cappella style has been enjoyed not only the United States, but also in over 50 countries including the islands of the Caribbean, all of Latin America, the South Pacific, Australia, Asia and Africa. Their audiences have included heads of state, governors, ambassadors and other dignitaries.

King's Post

King's Post - named after an architectural term - is a contemporary pop and pop-culture a cappella group with jazz and classic rock leanings. Based in Blacksburg, VA, this five person vocal band is wrangled by baritone/VP/eye-roller Jordan Truesdell (Blacksburg), and features Jennifer Nardine (Blacksburg) on soprano/VP/duck quack, Liza Roop (Blacksburg) on mezz-alto/VP/hula moves, Jesse Janowiak (Blacksburg) on high tenor/goofy voices, and Eric Brown on second tenor/baritone/puns (Christiansburg). While often overly amused by themselves, King's Post takes pride in the mix of harmony, heart, and humor they bring to the realm of a cappella.

Kingwood Chorale

The Lake Houston Musical Arts Society seeks to enrich our community by providing high-quality artistic musical performances utilizing local and regional talent, enhancing the lives of its diverse audience members by encouraging a deeper appreciation for live classical and jazz music, supporting local educational institutions through service, collaboration, and fundraising, and serving as an artistic ambassador to communities beyond the Lake Houston area.

Kinnara

Grounded in the belief that communal singing is inherently connective for singers and listeners, Kinnara crafts exemplary musical experiences that speak to the modern soul and creates space for professional ensemble work in America.

Comprising some of the finest ensemble and solo singers in the country, Kinnara is one of the nation's premier professional chamber choirs. Under the direction of J.D. Burnett, who also serves as Associate Director of Choral Activities at the University of Georgia, the choir performs a wide variety of standard choral repertoire from all eras.

Kinsey Sicks

With a phenomenal performance record that includes an Off-Broadway show, an extended run in Vegas, two feature films, seven albums and appearances throughout the US, Canada, Mexico, Europe and Australia, the Kinsey Sicks hardly need an introduction. For over 16 years America's Favorite Dragapella Beautyshop Quartet has served up a feast of music and comedy to audiences at performing arts centers, music venues and comedy festivals in every kind of town you can imagine, in over 40 states! Their award-winning a cappella singing, sharp satire and over-the-top drag have earned the Kinsey Sicks a diverse and devoted following.

Kirby Stone Four

The Kirby Stone Four were one of those ubiquitous white vocal ensembles that seemed to pop up everywhere in the 1950s, drawing on several musical genres and melding them into an attractive pop sound -- they displayed a harder, more complex, and occasionally provocative edge than most of their rivals, which, along with their selection of repertoire, helped distinguish them from the pack. Though never as conspicuously successful as, say, the Four Freshmen, the Kirby Stone Four generated a series of singles and a small number of albums that evoke their era about as well as those of the Four Freshmen, the Lettermen, et al., with a very upbeat, swinging sound not too far removed from the music that Frank Sinatra was making around the same time -- though Sinatra would probably never have stood still for the occasional novelty-type tunes that they recorded.

Kirkland Choral Society

Kirkland Choral Society is the Eastside's largest choral group. Begun with only eight voices in 1988, we've grown to nearly 100 talented members from all over the Puget Sound region. KCS is committed to creating a quality experience not only for our audiences but also for our singers, providing opportunities to socialize and enjoy the process of creating music together.

Kitka

Kitka is an American women's vocal arts ensemble inspired by traditional songs and vocal techniques from Eastern Europe. Dedicated to developing new audiences for music rooted in Balkan, Slavic, and Caucasian women's vocal traditions, Kitka also strives to expand the boundaries of folk song as a living and evolving expressive art form. Kitka's activities include an Oakland-based home series of concerts and vocal workshops; regional, national, and international touring; programs in the schools; recording, publication, and broadcast projects; master artist residencies; commissioning; community service work; and adventuresome collaborations.

Founded in 1979, Kitka began as a grassroots group of amateur singers from diverse backgrounds who met regularly to share their passion for the stunning dissonances, asymmetric rhythms, intricate ornamentation, lush harmonies, and resonant strength of Eastern European women's vocal music. Under the direction of Bon Singer from 1981 to 1996, Kitka blossomed into a refined professional ensemble earning international renown for its artistry, versatility, and mastery of the demanding techniques of traditional and contemporary Balkan, Slavic, and Caucasian vocal styling.

Kitsap Community Chorale

The Kitsap Community Chorale, founded in January of 2009, dedicates itself to providing a varied and excellent choral experience to both its members and its audience. Past performances include classics such as Vivaldi's Gloria, Rutter's Requiem and Mozart's Sparrow Mass, local composer Richard Nance's A Mass for a New Millenium as well as Broadway medleys, Americana, and other contemporary choral works.

Kitsap Pines Chorus

KlapaDooWopella

KlapaDooWopella specializes in traditional Croatian "Klapa" singing. Klapa singers are a cappella minstrels that hang out on boat docks and street corners along the Adriatic coast of Croatia. The passionate harmonic blend of traditional Klapa songs evokes uncaught fish, raging seas, and lost love. Despite forays into other genres, the quartet always returns to its first love, the moan of the sea that is the primal chord of the Klapa sInger.

Knoxville Choral Society

Since 1951, the Knoxville Choral Society has been honored to share a wide range of music with our community. Dedicated to maintaining choral excellence, this group of 120+ auditioned musicians performs major choral and orchestral works as well as additional varied styles of choral literature.

Knoxville Community Chorus

Knoxville Community Chorus offers all members of the Knoxville, Iowa and surrounding communities the opportunity to share in the joy of performing vocal music with a group. Everyone is welcome, no auditions are required. The chorus performs concerts for Christmas and Spring, as well as other performances for community events.

Knoxville Gay Men's Chorus

Everyone needs a place where they belong, where they fit, where they can safely live out their dreams and passions. Singers and other musicians fit that bill. KGMC is that place for gay men wanting to find a supportive and like-minded community and join voices to make a song. We welcome any males from the straight, bi, or trans communities that would like to join and strengthen our safe space even more.

Knoxville Handel Society

A few musicians got together to dream about a select community chorus to perform choral masterworks. Singers who knew the genius of the Masters and wanted to perform these great works together. Singers from the greater Knoxville area who would soon become the Knoxville Handel Society.

The Knoxville Handel Society was chartered on June 1, 2016 as a charitable corporation in the State of Tennessee. The purpose of the society was to establish a collaborative choral group in the Knoxville Metropolitan area for the enjoyment and performance of classical masterworks.

Knudsen Brothers

SIX are six real brothers. They actually come from a family of ten brothers, no sisters and are the six oldest in the family. Apparently their mom and dad (Arnold and Joyce Knudsen) wanted a girl.

Barry Knudsen is the eldest and was born in Davenport, Iowa. Kevin Knudsen is second and was born in Farmington, New Mexico. Lynn Knudsen is third and was born in Mesa, Arizona. Jak Knudsen is fourth and was born in El Paso, Texas. Owen Knudsen is fifth and was born in Seattle, Washington and Curtis Knudsen, number six, was born in Seattle as well. Their father worked where he could to support his family which explains their nomadic beginnings.

The four younger brothers are a huge support to their six older performing brothers and play an important part behind the scenes.

Kokomo Men of Note

Music in the style of barbershop. Singing the old, new, blue, and joyful songs that ring in beautiful harmony for all who listen.

Kol Zimrah

What makes Kol Zimrah uniquely Jewish is how we have blended the many strands of Jewish life in the Chicago area. We have negotiated various issues of halachic balance: a respect for Shabbat around the timing of commitments on Saturday night in support of individual practice, deference to the customs of the synagogues we visit, and a common comfort level around head coverings and issues of pronouncing words associated with the name of God.

Kol Zimrah has made a significant impact on the Jewish musical scene in Chicago and nationally. Our music is always greeted with enthusiasm by those who come to listen. Our supporters are not only lay people but cantors and other Jewish musical professionals, some of whom have participated as volunteers in the ensemble.

After a concert, it is not uncommon to be approached by an individual with tears in their eyes: they had never been so moved by or taken such pride in Jewish music, they were overcome by the experience of a large Jewish choir, or they sensed the transmission of sacred text, spiritual insight, and a treasured inheritance from generations past, all conveyed through the medium of singing.

Koleinu

Founded in 2002 by Hazzan Dr. Scott Sokol and local singer Larry Kozinn, Koleinu, Boston's Jewish Community Chorus, is an eighty-member chorus of adults of all backgrounds that performs Jewish choral music for audiences in Boston and beyond. Its primary mission is to provide its members, regardless of their previous musical experience or religious affiliation, an opportunity to learn, sing and perform Jewish music in a meaningful way. Carol Marton, lauded for her skills as a conductor and teacher, is Koleinu's founding Artistic Director, and Koleinu's accompanist, Asia Meirovich, brings many valuable skills to this role. Koleinu has been praised for its expressiveness, repertoire, and for the high musical standards it maintains as a non-audition chorus.

Koleinu's repertoire encompasses a wide range of Jewish choral music, including liturgical, secular, contemporary, and traditional styles. Rehearsals are engaging and emphasize the power of musical expression.

Kolot HaLev

A choir where everyone willing to sing is allowed to participate. Members are not required to audition. All of us have heard of the deep, sometimes permanent, damage inflicted to those individuals that love to sing but are told decisively that they are not good at it and they shouldn't try. Our premise is that with enough love, dedication and guidance everyone in regular physical conditions can overcome musical difficulties and be able to enjoy singing.

Although Kolot HaLev is a community-based, volunteer organization, we adhere to high musical standards and ask that people who join share our commitment to upholding those standards. Formal voice or musical training are not expected in order to sing, though developing vocal skills in private study is encouraged.

Kona Choral Society

The Kona Choral Society Chorus is that rare blend of accomplished musicians and enthusiastic novices who make choral treasures come to life! Led by our accomplished and inspirational Director, Susan McCreary Duprey, we produce memorable performances of such masterworks as Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" from his 9th Symphony, Ramirez's Misa Criolla, Brahms' Requiem, Handel's Messiah, the Mozart's Requiem, Lauridsen's Lux Aeterna. We also perform music from different genres; including African, Asian, Latin American, Polynesian, American Folk, Black Gospel, Spirituals, as well as traditional Hawaiian choral music.

Kulshan Chorus

The Kulshan Chorus of Bellingham, WA is a community choir committed to music education and spirited performances, celebrating the common bonds of humanity through music. Performing since 1987, the intergenerational, secular and multicultural Kulshan Chorus draws on music from America's vast cultural roots including a range of styles and origins. The chorus' repertoire spans American folk classics to world music; well-known choral works to new premiers. This eclectic mix celebrates the world's cultures for both the community of singers and the wider community.

The Kulshan Chorus performs regular concert seasons and special outreach concerts. Bellingham's Martin Luther King, Jr. city-wide celebration is a venue where the chorus has performed since the inception of the event. The Kulshan Chorus has also partnered with the Interfaith Coalition, Habitat for Humanity, Sean Humphrey House AIDS Shelter, Whatcom Human Rights Task Force, Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Services, and the Whatcom Dispute Resolution Center to support the mission of these non-profits through music.

Additionally, the Kulshan Chorus has toured internationally, sharing music with host choirs and musicians in indigenous villages and towns of Ecuador, rural France and Switzerland, Romania, Costa Rica and Croatia. The singers, pool of musicians, and artistic director, Dustin Willetts, maintain a high level of musical excellence for the powerful and colorful Kulshan Chorus.

L.A. Choral Lab

The mission of the L.A. Choral Lab is to deliver unique, transformative performances of the choral repertoire, to provide musical and educational enrichment to amateur choral artists, to advocate for living composers and the music they write, and to reach out to the community in a way that creates new lovers of choral music.

L.A. South Towns Show Chorus

L.A. South Towns Show Chorus is an extraordinary group of women of all ages, from all walks of life, who come together to sing in the a cappella style, to be among friends, to learn, to grow, to celebrate, and to have a wonderful time in the process!

We produce our own annual shows, enter Regional Chorus Competitions, and perform throughout the year in and around the South Bay area, entertaining all kinds of community groups in our signature colorful style.

Weekly rehearsals, led by our Chorus Director, Caroline McLean, are designed to develop our vocal skills while bringing out the performer in us all. Our musical menu includes traditional favorites, nostalgic show tunes and classics from The Great American Songbook

La Caccina

La Caccina finds its namesake in Francesca Caccini, a prolific Baroque composer known for her virtuosic musicality and beautiful singing voice. Following in Caccini s footsteps, the women of La Caccina bring a wide range of expertise to the ensemble, enabling them to easily adapt to a variety of musical styles from Renaissance madrigals to South African folk songs, and from contemporary pop songs to classical masterworks such as Vivaldi s Gloria in D and Britten s A Ceremony of Carols.

Since 2011, La Caccina has collaborated with ensembles including the Pavo String Quartet, the DuPage Symphony Orchestra, and bluegrass trio Glass Mountain, and has commissioned and premiered works by Marie-Claire Saindon, Timothy C. Takach, Augusta Read Thomas, Matthew Harris, and Melissa Dunphy, among others. No matter the music, La Caccina s expressive, emotional singing highlights the versatility of the treble voice and brings musical excellence, integrity, and honesty to every performance.

Nine Voices. Unlimited Styles. Exceptional Sound.