Arlington Chorale

The Chorale is a mixed-voice chorus composed of members from Virginia, D.C., and Maryland. Members are a mix of young professionals, older professionals, retirees, and everyone in between! They perform varied repertoire of smaller pieces and larger works for chorus and orchestra. Each season, the Chorale is honored to be part of the onstage chorus for the Messiah Sing-a-long at the Kennedy Center. Established in 1966, they have a long history of performing in special events, such as singing the national anthem at the MLB All-Star Game at Nationals Park, singing masterworks with the NIH Philharmonia including Brahms' Requiem and Beethoven's 9th Symphony, and community events like the 40th anniversary of Arlington Thrive and caroling for the Lee Highway Alliance Winter Festival of Lights.

Building on over fifty years of choral art, the Chorale continues to present ambitious programming, rehearsing and performing primarily in Arlington. Choral singing builds community, and the Chorale is proud to be a vital part of Arlington's dynamic community, providing a space for members to work toward a common artistic goal as they laugh, learn, and sing together.

Arlington-Belmont Chorale

The Arlington-Belmont Chorale (ABC) is an approximately ninety-voice chorus which is open to all singers without auditions. We maintain high musical standards along with high positive energy; the love of learning and performing great music is our common bond. Our repertoire includes well-known and little-known masterpieces of choral literature; major works and shorter pieces alike. Each season regularly has four full-length concert programs, and at least two of these concerts are accompanied by the full Arlington Philharmonic Orchestra. We feature some of the Boston area's finest vocal soloists - as well as providing solo opportunities for Chorale singers.

The Chorale performs in many different languages, not just the "standard" ones such as English, Latin, German and Italian; we have sung pieces in Lithuanian, Russian, Armenian, Hebrew, and many others.

Arlingtones

The Arlingtones is an a cappella Chorus located in the Northwest surburbs of Chicago. The Chorus sings all types of music in four part harmony. The music sung ranges from Broadway to contemporary to traditional Barbershop.

The Chorus puts an emphasis on both music and sociability and as such is a fun group to be a part of. The Chorus is always open to and welcomes singers of all levels of expertise.

Arrogants

Formed in 1959 in Brooklyn, New York, The Arrogants performed on street corners and at show clubs and dances in New York City's vibrant Doo-wop scene of the early nineteen sixties. In 1962, after recording two demos in Brooklyn ("My Heart Stood Still" and "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me"), they ventured to California and recorded 2 songs for Lute Records: "Canadian Sunset" and "Mirror, Mirror". The producer of the Lute sessions was Marshall Lieb, who had a hit in 1960 as a singer with the Hollywood Argyles on the song "Alley Oop", and the Mar-Keys provided instrumental accompaniment.

Ars Choralis

Ars Choralis is dedicated to celebrating the human spirit through the performance of choral music of all periods and styles. We believe music has the power to transcend all barriers of language, culture, race, class, and emotion to unite people facing a world of increasing factionalism and violence.

Ars Musica Chorale

Ars Musica exemplifies and expands upon "community" in many ways. We draw our singers from the area around our corporate address, as is customary, but some of our members come from well beyond northern Bergen County- New York City, upstate New York, and farther off in New Jersey, choosing us over choruses nearer their homes. Our brilliant conductor, Brian Mummert, and excellent pianist, Diana Hughes, have a great deal to do with that.

We are very much a part of our geographical community, performing four times a year in venues within the area. We offer beautiful and inspiring works from the best-loved choral repertory at affordable prices, and we extend our community by collaborating with other musical groups in the region, such as the the Northern Valley Regional High Schools, Adelphi Orchestra, and the renowned Newark Boys Chorus.

The sense of community has informed our activities throughout more than half a century; we are pledged to make every singer feel welcome, and many of us have become good friends. The members direct the chorus and shape its policies: the Board of Directors is drawn almost entirely from the body of singers, and concerts and special events are produced by member committees, with the aid of a chorus manager.

We are building a unique legacy upon our more than fifty years, by nurturing the careers of exceptional young soloists, and through the New Jersey State Children's Chorus, which we recently founded. The NJSCC trains younger generations in the importance of community, as well as providing the pleasure of making music vocally and the excitement of performance.

Ars Nova Singers

Specializing in a cappella music of the Renaissance and the 20th and 21st centuries, the Ars Nova Singers of Boulder, Colorado are presenting their 25th concert season in 2010-2011. The professional-core vocal ensemble conducted by founding Artistic Director Thomas Edward Morgan is composed of 36 selectively auditioned choral musicians from the Denver/Boulder metropolitan region. In its history, the Ars Nova Singers has presented over 250 performances of more than 100 different concert programs.

Artemis Singers

Artemis Singers is a lesbian feminist chorus comprised of women with diverse backgrounds who are dedicated to performing music written or arranged by women. The chorus works to effect positive change in cultural attitudes toward women and women artists, as well as to increase the visibility of lesbian feminists.

Our goal in selecting and performing music is to provide an emotionally moving, spiritually and aesthetically uplifting, and politically motivating experience to our audience. We aim to entertain, amuse, and educate; to highlight historical, political, and personal events and experiences common to women; and most of all, to share a sense of community with our audience.

We put on public concerts twice a year, and we also perform at private functions and fundraisers by invitation.

Artistic License

Artistic License is a Barbershop quartet with a smooth sound, deep musicality and a lighthearted, professional style that audiences easily respond to. Based out of Northern California, the group sings songs from a wide range of origins and eras. From Tin Pan Alley to the Irish highlands. From jazz to Disney to contemporary pop or Christian rock. Their choice of songs reflects a preference for tunes that are meaningful and distinctive which can be delivered in an authentic and artistic style. The quartet enjoys finely crafted melodies and lyrics and searches for arrangements that will make their audience say "I love that song!"

Artists' Vocal Ensemble

Founded on St. Cecilia's Day 2004, AVE brings to life many of the lost masterworks from the Renaissance and Tudor periods, using informed performance style and highly trained singers. While presenting programs of scholarly interest, AVE strives to create experiences that are emotional, spiritual, and contemplative. The concerts have a strong impact on audiences, where many describe feelings of being transformed and uplifted. AVE's intention is not to limit its audience to early and liturgical music devotees, but to offer this seldom-heard material for an audience of all ages, tastes, and sensibilities.

Arts Chorale of Winchester

The Arts Chorale of Winchester was formed in 2001 to perform, promote and preserve the choral arts in Winchester and beyond. Now entering our 17th season, continues to provide a performance opportunity for people of all walks of life who love to sing and aspire to a high standard of music-making. The repertoire ranges from the choral classics, both sacred and secular, to the music of Broadway. Programming is designed to be both challenging and enjoyable.

Arts District Chorale

Arundel Vocal Arts Society

The Arundel Vocal Arts Society (AVAS) is a community-based, nonprofit choral group dedicated to the performance of varied, mixed-voice music for the benefit, education, and enjoyment of its members and the surrounding communities.

AVAS has been providing outstanding performances of diverse choral music since 1983. We pride ourselves in the diversity of our programming, including contemporary choral works, classical masterworks, operetta, pops, folk music, lighter favorites and Broadway.

The chorus presents an annual series of two concerts and supports the creative environment of our community by collaborating with other local musical groups. AVAS membership is open to adults and it is the intent of the chorus membership to reflect the cultural diversity of the communities it serves.

Arundelair Chorus

As a chapter of Sweet Adelines International, we are part of a world-wide non-profit music education organization. Our mission is to educate women in the artistic art form of Barbershop harmony performance. In doing so, we give opportunities for self-development and creative expression.

We sing and entertain audiences throughout the greater Annapolis area, bringing fun and energetic performances of popular music from the 1910's through the current day. Find us at public festivals and events, at community service group meetings, in senior living communities, or anywhere a song is needed.

Arvada Chorale

Since its inception in 1977, The Arvada Chorale had been a volunteer, resident company sponsored by the Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities. The Chorale has steadily evolved from a handful of volunteer, non-auditioned singers to a company of about seventy auditioned singers. From 1977 to the present, the Chorale has offered an annual concert series which includes holiday, spring and summer concerts. In addition, the Chorale has presented special performances throughout the metro area, Colorado and internationally. The Arvada Chorale became an independent Colorado non-profit corporation in January of 2008 and obtained status as a 501(c)(3) corporation in March of 2009.

The stated mission of the Arvada Chorale is to bring joy and enrichment to the Front Range community through beautiful choral music. The vision of the Arvada Chorale is that we will be a vital, thriving organization committed to musical excellence; and, as a noteworthy provider of cultural value and goodwill, the Chorale will be an integral part of the Front Range community.

Asheville Choral Society

Ashtabula County Choral Music Society

The Ashtabula County Choral Music Society was created in 1989 by a Committee of individuals representing choral music performance in schools, churches and community choruses from throughout the county. The goal was to draw experienced county singers together for the performance of large choral works two or three times a season since 1990. The formal organization developed over the next five years with the creation of a Constitution and By-Laws, development of a Board of Directors, identification of staff positions, establishment of a funding process, and receipt of non-profit status and incorporation. For several years the Messiah Chorus tradition of providing annual performances of Handel's masterpiece was maintained as one event in the ACCMS season.

Ashville Gay Men's Chorus

For over 20 years Asheville's gay men's chorus has been sharing its voice with Asheville and the greater Western North Carolina area. Starting with just a few gay men the chorus continues to grow reaching an ever-increasing diverse audience.

In 1998 a group of three gay men from All Souls Cathedral decided that a gay chorus was vital to the community. Together, Will Jones, David Hopes and Jack Parsons organized a new chorus led by Dr. David Friddle which became known as Cantaria-The Gay Men's Chorus of Asheville. The first public performance was at an interfaith healing service for World AIDS Day. During that first year the chorus continued to perform including appearances at the UNCA Gay Studies conference and shows for North Carolina Pride 1998.

Over the last two decades the chorus has continued to provide a variety of performances. In 2000 the chorus was honored to be included in the prestigious 'Choral Artist Series', where 'Injustice-Conflict-Memorial' was presented to great acclaim. Through out the decades the gay men's chorus has joined with a variety of other musical organizations including the Asheville Lyric Opera and Asheville Choral Society.

Assabet Valley Mastersingers

Vision: To celebrate the transformational power of choral music which enhances the well-being of those in our region and enriches the cultural landscape. AVM is located in Northborough, Massachusetts, about thirty miles west of Boston

Aster Women's Chamber Choir

ASTER is an open and affirming organization. We welcome women of all ages, ethnicities, religious and sexual orientations. We have kept our members dues to a minimum so that women of all economic backgrounds will be able to join and have provided financial assistance to women who cannot afford to purchase our concert attire and stipends to women who need assistance to pay for childcare while they are attending rehearsals.

Athens Choral Society

Diverse community chorus from Athens, GA and surrounding communities. Members ages 16+, no audition.

Atlanta Boy Choir

For almost 50 years the Atlanta Boy Choir has been recognized locally, nationally, and internationally as one of the finest Boy Choirs in the world. Under the baton of Artistic Director and Conductor, David R. White, the Choir is committed to performing the great choral masterworks and providing a professional atmosphere focused on the educational and cultural development of each choir member.

Atlanta Gay Men's Chorus

For over three decades, the Atlanta Gay Men's Chorus has been a voice for diversity and inclusiveness, presenting high-quality musical entertainment that positively reflects the gay community while serving the entire community at large.

Atlanta Harmony Celebration!

Atlanta Harmony Celebration chartered in 2003 as a member of the international barbershop organization, Harmony Incorporated. AHC! is composed of a wonderful group of women who enjoy singing acappella for anyone who will listen! AHC! is made up of women, of all ages, from the Atlanta area, and performs all throughout the community including city festivals, senior centers, churches, and private events. Each year, AHC! competes regionally and internationally, earning 5th place in the 2019 International Contest and has been the Area 6 Competition gold medal winners for the past seven years!

Atlanta Master Chorale

Now in its fourth decade, Atlanta Master Chorale has crafted one of America's finest choral sounds, bringing singers and audiences to the place where music touches spirit. As a result, the choir was honored with Chorus America's Margaret Hillis Award for Choral Excellence in 2013 and the 2014 Prudential Board Leadership Award from BoardSource. Capitalizing on the momentum of these accolades, the choir was awarded a coveted performance spot at the 2017 American Choral Directors Association National Conference in Minneapolis, performing for nearly 4,000 of the country's most dedicated choral professionals.

Atlanta Sacred Chorale

Atlanta Symphony Chorus

Atlanta Vocal Project

Under the direction of Clay Hine, Atlanta Vocal Project is an Atlanta-area a cappella choruses specializing in the barbershop style. Our vision is to enrich lives in every generation in our surrounding communities through performances, music education, school system programs, and community activities through the lifelong benefits of a cappella harmony singing and performances.

Atlanta Women's Chorus

The 70-voice Atlanta Women's Chorus is a talented, diverse group of all ages, backgrounds and beliefs. The group began in 2013 as the Atlanta Women's Project, a small ensemble sponsored by the Atlanta Gay Men's Chorus (AGMC) which, after 40 seasons, is one of the world's longest-running gay choruses. In early 2014, the newly formed AWC presented its first full-length concert and is now an independent choral ensemble under the Voices of Note, Inc., organizational umbrella.

The AWC presents three concerts with multiple performances each season. We would love for you to join us in our mission to inspire dialogue and social equity through artistic excellence, whether its in the audience, on the stage, or volunteering behind the scenes.

Atlanta Young Singers

Atlanta Young Singers is Atlanta's premier choir for children and youth. With the cooperation of dedicated community leaders, schoolteachers, and arts professionals, Stephen J. Ortlip (Music Director for 23 years) founded AYS in 1975 when the idea of boys and girls singing together in a community choir was rare in the United States.

Now celebrating its 44th season, AYS is bringing music to life for children and youth in metro Atlanta and audiences all over the world. Last year, over 90,000 people heard AYS sing! Workshops, master classes, and lecture demonstrations with skilled instructors and guest artists are offered annually to students and music educators. 20,000+ audience members each year and 2,000+ Alumni and their families have benefitted directly from AYS programs.

Augusta Children's Chorale

An auditioned choral ensemble organized as a non-profit 501 (c)(3) in 2009 and designed to provide talented young singers in the greater Augusta area with an outstanding (and enjoyable) experience in the chor

Augusta Choral Society

We are an auditioned, community-based symphonic chorus located in Augusta, GA with members ranging in age from teens - senior citizens.

Augusta Chorale

The Augusta Chorale is always on the lookout for new members who want "To celebrate the beauty of song by presenting diverse and challenging chorale music which inspires our members and audiences." Apart from membership in one of the premier chorale groups in the Central Savannah River Area, another benefit of membership in the Augusta Chorale is the opportunity to sing at schools, nursing homes, veteran's hospitals, art festivals, and senior centers. The Augusta Chorale also supports voice and music students in their careers through scholarship and joint-performance opportunities.

Aura Polyphonica

We are a vocal ensemble in the Central NJ area that primarily performs 15th and 16th century polyphony. Come hear us at one of our upcoming performances!

Aurora Chamber Singers

Aurora Chamber Singers is the continuation of Oriana Singers of Vermont. Our goal is to continue the mission of the Oriana Singers: to perform the greatest choral masterworks in the most beautiful and accomplished way possible.

Aurora Chorus

To elevate women's voices and open the hearts of singers and audiences through sharing diverse choral repertoire, celebrating musical excellence, and cultivating community. As a women's chorus, Aurora is focused particularly on giving voice to women's perspectives and empowerment, not only by singing about women-but also by featuring women composers and poets. Aurora's longtime artistic director Joan Szymko has contributed significantly to the body of literature for women's voices.

Aurora Singers Palo Alto

The Aurora Singers is a non-profit community chorus of about sixty mixed voices. We are based in Palo Alto, but our choir members come from around the Bay Area and beyond. We prepare two concert programs each year. Our December program draws from winter and holiday music of all cultures, and our Spring concert is always devoted exclusively to American music of all genres - folk, spirituals, pop, classic, standards, show tunes - anything made in America!

Austin Gay Men's Chorus

It's easy to tell by our name that we sing! And we have a reputation for doing it very well. However, we sing for a purpose. Singing is the vehicle-the instrument through which we strive to accomplish that purpose.

It might surprise you that in our history there have been men who have invited friends, and family members to our shows as their way of coming out. They have found the concert to be a safe place to start that very difficult conversation about identity.

When that family member realized that their son, or brother, or close friend was gay, they had to think. Sometimes that happened when they got the invitation. Sometimes it happened after they arrived and realized where they were. But when they witnessed the guys all dressed up in their tuxes, and making beautiful music, they could not help but to be changed! We raise our voices in song to change minds.

Austin Harmony Chorus

Austin Harmony Chorus is an award winning a cappella barbershop chorus of women ranging in age from 20's to 80's and all with diverse backgrounds, careers and interests. Austin Harmony Chorus's remarkable journey began with a vision shared by six women, and chartered as a chapter of Sweet Adelines International with 27 members on October 17, 2005. We perform many different types of music, from Broadway show tunes to the popular music of yesterday and today. If you'd like the chance to learn to sing together in 4-part harmony, please consider visiting one of our rehearsals. We think you might just want to keep coming back! We're teachers, business women, nurses, students, artists and retirees. We're single women, wives, mothers and grandmothers! What brings us together is our love of singing together and the joy of sharing it with others. We perform, we compete, and we have a great time doing it!

Austin Singers

Austin Women’s Chorus

Tapestry Singers (aka Austin Women's Chorus) is a welcoming, non-auditioned chorus for any woman who wants to sing. We celebrate each other as we joyfully create music that inspires us, our audience and our community. We welcome all singers, regardless of ability or confidence, to join our Monday night rehearsals or just to observe.

Auto Towners

While several barbershop quartets have gone on to professional careers (the Hi-Los, Four Freshmen and Osmond Brothers, for example) the Auto Towners, 1966 International champions from the Detroit area, drew at least one of its members from a professional singing group.

Baritone Clint Bostick in the early 1950s was with the "Spellbinders", a mixed quintet that sang for two years on the Patty Paige television show, appeared for 13 weeks each on the Vic Damone and Tony Bennett shows and sang for 17 weeks with Judy Garland at the Palace Theater in New York City.

Avante

Avante Vocal Jazz is eight accomplished singers, based in Raleigh, NC with a truly unique contemporary style. A bold fusion of jazz and contemporary a cappella singing, Avante performs repertoire paying tribute to the great masters of vocal jazz, while adding a new twist to many familiar standards. Their repertoire ranges from contemporary choral works to cutting edge jazz with a modern flair. Routinely praised for its high standard of musicianship and unique arrangements, Avante tours the United States, appearing in concert, corporate venues and on college campuses. Avante's educational outreach provides workshops to students of all ages and boasts two nationally regarded clinicians within its membership.,

Azalea City Harmony

Azalea City Harmony (ACH) was founded in 1963 as a women's a cappella chorus in Mobile, Alabama, and is recognized for reaching 52 years as a Sweet Adelines International chapter. We have sing-outs throughout the year at music festivals and holiday parties, and compete in the annual Sweet Adeline's regional competition. Our ladies are a diverse group with a wide range of ages. We have a lot of fun, and love getting together to blend our voices in harmony and ringing chords.

B-Side Book Club

Established in 2015, B-Side Book Club A Cappella emerged from a group of close-knit friends who all shared a love for singing. All of the group members participated in collegiate A Cappella during their undergrad and wanted to continue singing together beyond graduation.

Babylon Chorale

The Babylon Chorale began as an integral part of the Babylon Village community, and, with the infectious love of choral music, soon drew members from all parts of Long Island. While the size of its membership has varied, with membership reaching a full hundred voices in the 1980s, the Chorale has continued to provide an opportunity for people who love choral music to share their gift of singing with the communities of the south shore and beyond. Its appeal to singers of diverse ages and backgrounds is reflected in the voices of its almost 90 members today.

Bach Cantata Choir

The Bach Cantata Choir's mission is to sing the entire set of Bach cantatas over a 30 year period. We are a choir of about 50 members plus an orchestra of between 8 to 15 members. Most concerts include orchestra, but we often sing a cappella pieces as well.

We perform approximately five concerts each year. Most concerts are on Sunday afternoons at 2:00 PM. Concerts are free unless advertised otherwise.

The Bach Cantata Choir is a legally organized non-profit corporation under Oregon law, and is a registered 501(c)(3) corporation with the IRS. Donations to the choir are fully deductible for income tax purposes.

Bach Children's Chorus

The Bach Children's Chorus is western New York's most respected children's classical music ensemble. The chorus appears regularly with the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, the Rochester Chamber Orchestra, Mercury Opera Rochester, and other area ensembles. The girls and boys in the group range in age from 8 to 16. and are known in Rochester's arts community as the best young singers in the area.

The BCC selects its members through rigorous audition each spring. Their repertoire consists of classical and folk music in many languages from the 18th through the 21st centuries. The children meet weekly for rehearsals throughout the academic year.

Bach Choir of Bethlehem

The Bach Choir of Bethlehem is the oldest American Bach Choir, and gave the first American performances of Bach's Mass in B Minor and the Christmas Oratorio. Since its founding in 1898, the Choir has been attracting thousands of national and international visitors every May to its annual Bethlehem Bach Festival. Under the direction of conductor Greg Funfgeld since 1983, The Choir's activities have expanded to a year-round season of 40 concerts and educational programs for an audience of more than 22,000; recordings for the Dorian and Analekta labels, films for PBS and Classical Kids, and touring performances including the Thomaskirche in Leipzig, Germany; the BBC Proms, Royal Albert Hall, London; Carnegie Hall and Trinity Church Wall St, New York City; and the Kennedy Center and Music Center at Strathmore in the Washington D.C. area.

Bach Choir of Pittsburgh

Bach Choir of Pittsburgh was founded in 1934 to perform works of Johann Sebastian Bach exclusively. Under the leadership of Conductor and Artistic Director Thomas W. Douglas, the choir continues to evolve from a narrowly-focused ensemble to a larger, more inclusive choir that performs major choral works by composers from the Renaissance through the present.

Since its inception the Bach Choir has grown from 60 to 100 singers and currently remains steady with 80 members including a 16-person core of paid professional singers. Bach Choir of Pittsburgh produces a three-program concert season that is presented in unique venues in and around Pittsburgh. Auditions for choir and professional core positions are held on an annual basis. In addition to our regular concert season, the Bach Choir is available for hire throughout the tri-state area.

The Choir is critically acclaimed for its innovative, precise, and entertaining concert performances. Local music critics commend the Choir for "stretching its musical wings," and handling "tricky works not only with technical skill, but with spirit and seeming inspiration." They praise Artistic Director Thomas Douglas as well. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette says "One has to admire Artistic Director and Conductor Thomas Douglas for thinking out of the proverbial box when it comes to choral music." And the Tribune-Review raves, "Douglas is shaping the choir into a Pittsburgh musical force!"