Na Leo Lani Chorus

NA LEO LANI, a chapter of Sweet Adelines International, sings and performs in four-part a cappella harmony in the barbershop style. If you are a woman or women-identified individual who loves to sing, harmonize, and have a great time, come check out our weekly rehearsals!

Napa Valley Harmonizers

The Harmonizers all Men's Chorus has entertained Napans for almost 60 years. We're a branch of the international Barbershop Harmony Society (BHS). We strive to help each other become better musicians, friends to each other, do good in the community...and have fun!

We're proud to continue the tradition of Barbershop four-part harmony. Much of our repertoire is rooted in classics of past years, the "old songs" we enjoy bringing to audiences. We also perform songs by artists like Randy Newman and The Beatles.

Naperville Chorus

The Naperville Chorus, founded in 1976, presents two major concerts each year, one in the fall/winter holiday season and one in the spring. Repertoire focuses on classic choral pieces but often includes elements and even full concerts of Gospel, Jazz, Broadway, and other genres.

The chorus has had an ongoing association with North Central College in Naperville, Illinois and draws its 100 plus members from the greater western suburbs of Chicago. The Naperville Chorus performs at the Wentz Concert Hall on the North Central College campus.

Naperville Men's Glee Club

On January 9, 1988, twenty-four men in balanced parts responded to a newspaper article, a few posters, and a couple of phone calls and found their way to the sanctuary of the Church of the Brethren for the first rehearsal of The Naperville Men's Glee Club.

Narragansett Bay Chorus

The Narragansett Bay Chorus, based out of Providence, RI, sings popular music in 4-part acappella style known as "Barbershop." We perform primarily in the New England area and our shows include ballads, uptunes, specialty songs, and comedy. We have fun while singing, and we are known for entertaining performance packages! While including men of all ages from southern New England, we are committed to high quality singing, and we have 15 District Chorus Championships over our 60+ year history! We help men to learn and sing better through a time-tested learning system and our meetings are open to all. Our aim is to provide very high quality a cappella vocal entertainment for our audiences, primarily in the Barbershop style of four part harmony, and to promote this style of singing among men and women of all ages

Nash Vocal Jazz Ensemble

Nashirah - The Jewish Chorale of Philadelphia

Nashirah enters its fifteenth year as the only auditioned, community-based chorale in the Greater Philadelphia performing exclusively Jewish and Jewish-themed music. Our distinct musical programming embodies the broadest possible range of Jewish repertoire; bringing together choral music of many lands, languages, and cultures. Nashirah's unique performances offer wonderfully diverse music spanning the borders of many continents and the boundaries of time. Always striving for the highest degree of musicianship, we infuse our performances with neshama - "soul" - by which we touch the hearts of our audiences.

Nashirah's singers come from Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. We hail from all walks of life, and we are united by a commitment to musical excellence, a love of singing Jewish choral music, and a special desire to openly share; enabling all listeners to experience the great beauty of the Jewish musical tradition. Nashirah is delighted to have the opportunity to express this beautiful art form, and we are proud to be the seminal chorale of its type in the Philadelphia area.

Nashoba Valley Chorale

Two Groton musicians, Michael Manugian and Ruth Treen Wise, founded the Nashoba Valley Chorale in 1976. The Chorale quickly became an important cultural resource in the area, drawing singers who come from towns in the heart of the Nashoba Valley as well as all over the metro-west area of Boston and southern New Hampshire. We are now based in Littleton, where we are part of a strong arts community which includes Indian Hill Music Center and the Cannon Theatre.

The Chorale currently has 100 members singing under the direction of Anne Watson Born. Although we are a non-audition chorus, we do set high performing standards. Our mission is to study, prepare, and present great choral music with musicality and attention to phrasing, articulation, and diction. Recent performances, with orchestra, include: Verdi's Messa da Requiem, Brahms' Ein Deutsches Requiem, Gjeilo's Sunrise Mass, Beethoven's Missa Solemnis, Mendelssohn's Elijah, Bach's B Minor Mass, Handel's Messiah, and Mozart's Requiem.

In addition to our regular subscription series, the Nashoba Valley Chorale has also collaborated with other New England ensembles, including the Worcester Youth Symphony Orchestra (Dvorak Te Deum), the Indian Hill Orchestra (Stravinsky's Symphony of Psalms); the Boston Korean Chorus (Beethoven's 9th Symphony); and Harvard pro Musica (Orff's Carmina Burana).

Nashua Choral Society

The Nashua Choral Society (NCS) is comprised of 55 community members from the greater Nashua area and led by Musical Director, Reagan Paras, accompanied by Justin McArthy. NCS is a non-auditioned choir with the purpose of bringing high quality classical and contemporary choral music to the public.

Nashua Symphony Chorus

Nashville Chamber Singers

Founded in 1996, the Nashville Chamber Singers are passionately committed to creating a moving experience for our audience by performing exceptional choral music that celebrates the unlimited power of the human voice.

We are an ensemble of highly accomplished singers, dedicated to the choral art, who desire to be a part of a vibrant musical community.

Nashville Community Choir

Currently, no auditions are required to become part of the Nashville Community Choir or our seasonal orchestra, only a love of music and a dedicated heart. Our choir is compiled of a spectrum of musical experience, but we are all committed to work together and improve for the best possible sound. Simply attend rehearsal and we will get you what you'll need and answer any additional questions you may have.

Nashville in Harmony

Nashville in Harmony is a city chorus of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people and their supporters-we're open to all who support the advancement of rights for LGBT people. We welcome singers with basic musical skills, and also non-singers for our behind-the-scenes 5th Section volunteers.

Nashville Singers

Nashville Singers celebrates the power of the human voice to entertain, educate, unite, uplift, enrich, and inspire, by performing an ever-widening repertoire of choral music at the highest artistic level, for a broad community of audiences.

With a chorus membership of about a dozen active singers and a repertoire that spans a wide range of musical genres, Nashville Singers can meet a variety of your performance and entertainment needs. The chorus can provide entertainment for music festivals, corporate and special events, awards nights, banquets, community events, conventions, fundraisers, grand openings, retirement parties, trade shows, sporting events, cruise ships, holiday celebrations and parties, wedding ceremonies and receptions, church services, funerals, nursing and retirement homes, and family happenings, including anniversary parties, and birthday parties.

Nashville Symphony Chorus

The Nashville Symphony Chorus is dedicated to enriching the Middle Tennessee community through high-quality performances of works from a vast and ever-growing body of choral literature.For more than half a century, the Nashville Symphony Chorus regularly has presented significant works from the classical choral repertoire, from Baroque to contemporary. Now numbering more than 150 members, the Chorus performs at least twice each season as part of the Nashville Symphony's Classical Series, in addition to Handel's Messiah each December. Every year the Chorus also takes the spotlight at Voices of Spring, a special concert of choral works.

National Catholic Youth Choir

The National Catholic Youth Choir was founded in 2000. The choir is sponsored by the School of Theology•Seminary and meets on the grounds of Saint John's Abbey and Saint John's University in Collegeville, Minnesota. This choir was begun under the motto Spreading the Catholic Faith Through Great Music as a response to the call of Pope John Paul II for a "new evangelization." The choir sings music of various Christian traditions, ranging from medieval Gregorian chant to twentieth century music. The primary focus of the choir is liturgical, and the choir seeks to implement the directive of Vatican Council II that the "treasury of sacred music" be preserved and fostered in the modern liturgy.

National Children's Chorus

The GRAMMY Award-winning National Children's Chorus Academy based in San Francisco provides children ages 5 to 17 the opportunity to learn and grow in an extraordinary musical environment. The country's leading music educators work with students in small groups weekly to develop their vocal and musicianship skills from the most basic concepts through the college level. Tone quality, breath support and musical expression are cultivated within the individual singers, while working together as an ensemble culminates in an exciting array of performances, presenting world premieres and collaborating with an exceptional roster of professional artists from around the world.

National Christian Choir

The National Christian Choir was founded in 1984 by Dr. C. Harry Causey, who continued to lead the Choir for 27 years. In the summer of 2011, Kathy C. Bowman was selected to become the new Director of Music and Ministry for the Choir as well as Host of Psalm 95, the Choir's weekly radio outreach. That same year, the choir added the NCC Children's Choir and a smaller vocal ensemble named 2nd Edition.

Members of the children's choir are gathered each year from churches in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. The NCC Children's Choir, directed by Donna Isaacs, has participated in every NCC Christmas Concert since its founding.

2nd Edition is a 30-voice ensemble that takes the NCC experience into smaller churches (seating between 250-500). In addition to presenting concerts on their own, 2nd Edition singers participate fully in all Choir events and often perform songs with close harmonies or intricate rhythms that are more well-suited to a smaller vocal group.

National Lutheran Choir

The National Lutheran Choir, under the direction of Dr. David Cherwien, seeks to strengthen, renew and preserve the Lutheran heritage of choral music through the highest standards of performance and literature.

National Lutheran ChoirThe choir performs literature from the entire spectrum of sacred choral music, with and without instrumental accompaniment. The choir's rich and diverse repertoire ranges from early chant to new compositions and from simple folk anthems to complex orchestral masterworks.

Members of the National Lutheran Choir are drawn from the Minneapolis/St. Paul area and beyond for weekly rehearsals and local and national performances. The ensemble presents a wide range of choral works in concert and worship settings, leads workshops in choral techniques, hymnody and liturgy, commissions and publishes new compositions, and broadcasts and records extensively. The choir was founded in 1986 by Dr. Larry Fleming.

Naturally 7

The origins of the group date back to New York City in 1999 when Roger Thomas started the group with his brother, Warren, and five other talented singers they had come to know over the years from singing around the city. Having been in and out of several traditional male groups over the years, Roger developed an affinity for a cappella sounds and a unique ability to create distinct harmony arrangements. When invited to sing at a major a cappella competition in New York, they won the competition, moved onto the nationals and took away two more wins.

Riding the wave of this newfound success and still unable to decide if Naturally 7 were going to be an a cappella group or a traditional band, Roger had a novel idea: they could be both.

Ne'imah Jewish Community Chorus

Ne'imah Jewish Community Chorus is a four voice-group chorus based in the Capital Region of New York State. BR>
Our mission is to acquaint, educate and enrich our community with the variety and richness of the Jewish choral music repertoire, ranging from original works by contemporary Jewish composers to choral arrangements of existing Jewish folk and liturgical music. Ne'imah has 35 multi-faith singers from the Capital Region and surroundings, who love to sing Hebrew choral music.

Neapolitan Quartet

Neapolitan Quartet features Anand Sitaram on Lead, Sarah McNamee on Tenor, Linda Noble on Baritone, and Ray Johnson on Bass. Neapolitan is registered with the Mixed Barbershop Harmony Association and placed second in the first mixed quartet contest at Harmony Incorporated's Area 2 contest and convention in 2018. We are proud to add to the diversity of barbershop harmony!

Nebraska Pride Chorus

Our chorus is awesome and popular, thriving and successful, musical and passionate, and proud to have been winning hearts and awards for ten years. Get to know our choir!

Nebraska Pride Chorus offers women the experience of fun, friendship and fulfillment while singing four-part a cappella barbershop style harmony. The chorus strives to share musically excellent entertainment to regional audiences.

Nelons

With feet firmly planted in faith and family, drawing from the stream started by the Lefevres and carried on by Rex Nelon, Kelly, Jason, and Amber crystallize a new vision for the Nelons' three- decade gospel legacy.

With numerable awards and accolades including three GRAMMY Nominations, Six Gospel Music Association DOVE Awards and many songs that have soared to the top of national radio charts, this group continues to produce innovative music that embraces their traditional roots, while simultaneously reaching beyond various musical boundaries with an emphasis on introducing songs for the church. All the while bridging the generational gap of music lovers with incomparable harmonies and great songs.

Neponset Choral Society

Nevada Gay Men’s Chorus

The Nevada Gay Men's Chorus (NGMC) is a not-for-profit community chorus organized to provide the opportunity for LGTBQ+ individuals and our allies to sing and perform together. NGMC is a professional-level, non-partisan, voluntary multi-generational ensemble that is proud to be among the leading arts organizations in Northern Nevada.NGMC seeks to provide social and fellowship experiences that reach beyond the realm of our musical purpose to deepen and enrich the lives of our members. NGMC provides opportunities to present a positive image for the LGTBQ+ minority in Northern Nevada.

NGMC is well known for its versatility and wide range of material. We strive to offer diversity and breadth in the selections we perform. Continually expanding our repertoire with pieces that are musically innovative and challenging, we are equally at home singing folk or pop songs, madrigals and motets, show tunes, and contemporary classical works.

Nevenka Folk Ensemble

Nevenka East European Folk Ensemble is a non-profit women's folk chorus that was founded in 1976. Our purpose is to research, learn and perform music from the rich array of cultures of Eastern Europe. Nevenka regularly participates in festivals, community cultural events, lectures and workshops, and folk/world music concerts.

It is our passion to bring Balkan music to audiences well-rooted in the genre, as well as to people unfamiliar with the compelling rhythms and striking harmonies of this music. We hope that our performances will help raise awareness and tolerance of other cultures, and promote cultural interchange and understanding through the power of music.

Our repertoire frequently focuses on women's issues, especially the hardship of women's lives in the past. We feel that many of

New Amsterdam Singers

The New Amsterdam Singers is a critically acclaimed chorus of 70+ voices, performing in and around New York City under the direction of Clara Longstreth. Through adventurous programs, commissions and premieres, and collaborations with other ensembles, we strive to nurture and expand New York City's dynamic choral community.

New Amsterdam Singers is a mid-sized, mixed-voice, avocational chorus. We are dedicated to sharing our love of choral music with each other and with audiences in New York City and abroad.

Our mission is to inspire and educate our listeners and ourselves by performing a diverse and extended repertoire combining traditional choral gems with new and lesser-known works, many of them a cappella.

Through adventurous programs, commissions and premieres, and collaborations with other ensembles, we strive to nurture and expand New York City's dynamic choral community.

New Ark Chorale

New Choir

The New Choir was founded by the Music Director and Conductor, Eileen Chang, in August, 2000 and is composed of about twenty five singers from the greater San Francisco Bay Area. The New Choir is an auditioned chamber choir performing choral works from all genres. The choir has been conducting regularly scheduled performances in the Bay Area since its founding.

New Choral Society

It is the New Choral Society's mission to promote a greater interest in classical choral works within the immediate Westchester area. We strive to program a standard classical repertoire, as well as include innovative and unique offerings. We collaborate with professional artistic organizations, such as The Metropolitan Opera Lindemann Young Artist Development Program, to showcase new talent in addition to introducing and promoting local Westchester artists.

New Creation Chorus

New Creation Chorus is sponsored by the Keystone Mennonite Fellowship. The structure and activities of the chorus are designed to promote the spiritual, social, and musical growth of its members. Members are expected to be professing Christians 16 years of age or older. Membership priority is given to members of Keystone Mennonite Fellowship congregations but is not limited to KMF members.

Chorus practices are held during the months of June, July, and August with rehearsal time primarily being spent on learning music, learning how to sing it well, and meditating on the texts to be sung. Chorus programs are scheduled during September, October, and the first half of November. Programs are intended to provide an opportunity for singer and listener to join in worship of God through choral music sung skillfully, enthusiastically, and sincerely.

New Dominion Chorale

NDC is unique in many ways, starting with the fact that it is a singers' cooperative. With no office and no paid staff, it's run by a board of directors consisting solely of current members. The singers sell the tickets, oversee the finances, write grant proposals, operate the website, and perform the myriad tasks that keep an organization as large as this running smoothly.

"We're thriving because we don't have paid staff," says former NDC president Joseph Condo. "All the money goes for production - for paying our soloists, our orchestra, and our artistic director. Members scour the area for grants, and individual singers contribute money as well. One year a member sold a piece of property and had an unexpected windfall, and she donated a substantial sum to the chorale."

New Dominion Choraliers

The New Dominion Choraliers of Prince William County is a non-profit community chorus that has been offering musical performances in the county since 1996. We perform two main concerts a season: A holiday concert and a spring show and often perform a third special concert with varying themes.

Put more simply, we love to sing, and to share the joy of music with each other and with those who come to hear us! The members of the New Dominion Choraliers are very proud of our performances and the level of musicianship we have achieved together. We are a close-knit group and thoroughly enjoy singing with one another. Our enthusiasm shows, and we hope our audience feels as good about having come to hear us as we feel performing for them.

New England Chamber Choir

The New England Chamber Choir (NECC) is a unique group of gifted amateur musicians that performs only the best choral music from Gregorian chant to classically inspired music written today. The members of the choir are nearly all experienced singers, are themselves professional musicians or are engaged in vocal study. Attached to the choir is a Treble Choir comprised of young voice students, ages 6 to 18. This composition creates an atmosphere of musicianship, respect and passion, all of which are evident in the choir's performances.

New England Classical Singers

Under the masterful direction of Artistic Director David Hodgkins, New England Classical Singers is an auditioned choral chamber ensemble of 35 voices. Founded in 1968 as the North Reading Choral Society, NECS is now based in Andover, MA, drawing its members from communities of the Merrimack Valley and beyond.

NECS opens the concert season with its annual December Concert, performed with chamber orchestra and guest soloists. Concerts in late winter and early spring, respectively, consist of repertoire that spans the Renaissance to the present and ranges from a cappella madrigals, partsongs, and American spirituals to major choral works.

New England Voices in Harmony

Since officially chartering in April 2001, the chorus has competed at area and international contests, hosted numerous shows, and entertained audiences at a variety of community venues, including the Nashua Winter Stroll, Taste of Downtown Nashua and the Nashua Silver Knights Baseball Team.

New England Voices in Harmony was the 2018 International Gold Medal Chorus of Harmony, Inc; plus the 2014 first place champion chorus; five-time Area Champions; four-time winner of the Rising Star Award; three-time winner of the Area 2 Achievement and Elaine P. Peters Small Chorus Awards; two-time winner of the G. Ruth Geils Memorial and Carol Gardner Singing with Heart Awards; and recipient of the LABBS Trophy. Harmony, Inc.'s purposes are: to educate its members in the art of singing four-part, unaccompanied harmony, in the barbershop style; to organize and maintain choruses and quartets; to give public and private performances; to sponsor contests; and to promote friendship among all women.

Today, New England Voices in Harmony is composed of women of all ages, from various parts of New Hampshire and Massachusetts. The chorus is active in the community and available to perform for a variety of audiences, including businesses, community, civic or charitable organizations, church groups and social clubs.

New Hampshire Friendship Chorus

The New Hampshire Friendship Chorus was created to share a love of music and to build bridges of international understanding. Our tours are a careful blend of appreciation for cross-cultural friendship and travel. It seeks to promote open and broad participation as well as the goodwill of anyone supporting our mission. Our slogan, 'Sharing Music and Making Friends Around the World,' perhaps says it best.

New Hampshire Gay Men's Chorus

Our mission is to present quality entertainment, provide an opportunity for wholesome social interaction for our members, and present a positive image of the gay community in New Hampshire. The Chorus produces two concert series each year, a winter concert series in early December and a spring concert series in early May. Throughout the year, we also accept additional requests to perform from community organizations.

New Hampshire Master Chorale

The New Hampshire Master Chorale is a non-profit choir established in the spring of 2003. This premier chamber ensemble is dedicated to excellence in the art of choral music performance. Members of the group are trained singers, auditioned from throughout New England, who have performed as soloists and in choral ensembles throughout the world. The ensemble's mission includes performance series in New England, educational outreach, national and international touring, commissioning and premiering of works by New Hampshire composers, recording, and collaborative projects with other excellent performing arts organizations.

New Hampshire Sacred Harp Singing

New Haven Chorale

The New Haven Chorale is an auditioned, professionally-conducted, volunteer chorus devoted to serving the Greater New Haven community through outstanding choral music. Our performances have been described as "electrifying" and "deeply moving," We are as committed to supporting other non-profits and creating educational initiatives as we are to commissioning new music and showcasing Connecticut composers. A devotion to artistic excellence, nurturing local musicians and sustaining community has kept the Chorale unique and dynamic for 70 seasons!

New Haven Oratorio Choir

The New Haven Oratorio Choir is a community-based, auditioned chamber choir whose mission is to provide the New Haven region with unique and intimate choral performances. Our goals are to offer community members an opportunity to sing and learn in a vibrant environment, to inspire our audiences with superb performances of old and new music, to educate our performers and the public with a repertoire of well-known and lesser known works, and to promote and support the living composers.

New Hope – Solebury & Lambertville Community Choir

NHSCC is a true grass-roots community choir program - the choir is non-audition, made up of members of the community and the immediate surrounding area, rehearsing weekly, allowing us to share the joys of singing with our family, friends and neighbors. The Community Choir is for adult and teen singers & would-be singers beginning at age 14

New Jersey Chamber Singers

New Jersey Choral Society

The New Jersey Choral Society's repertoire is among the most diverse in the area, each season providing exciting musical opportunities and experiences for both singer and audience member. The NJCS season consists of December holiday concerts, Pops concerts in March, featuring music from Broadway, American standards and jazz, and late spring concerts of major choral masterpieces and classical selections. NJCS enjoys the privilege of sharing the stage with many exceptional performers, often collaborating with other choral groups, soloists, instrumentalists, and dancers who create a unique concert experience with each performance. An initiative to feature new music has resulted in the presentation of world premieres of works by Joakim Seidevall, Terre Johnson, Ed Lojeski, Julian Revie, Rita Blacker and Christopher Vehmas.

The New Jersey Choral Society is comprised of the choir, as well as the NJCS Camerata, a select chamber ensemble, the NJCS Chanteurs, a community-outreach chorus conducted by Jill Guartafierro, and the NJCS Festival Youth Chorus, under the direction of Noelle Dachis. Throughout each concert season, the New Jersey Choral Society moves seamlessly from classical to Pops and back again, with the passion, excellence, and imagination that has become our brand.

Ever expanding its horizons outside of Bergen and Essex Counties, the New Jersey Choral Society has performed at the White House and made several Carnegie Hall appearances. The choir enjoyed a solo performance tour of the Czech Republic and Germany in 2005, and NJCS singers have performed at festivals in Rouen, Paris, Lake Como, London, Sydney, Vienna, Beijing and Shanghai.

New Jersey Gay Men's Chorus

The New Jersey Gay Men's Chorus (NJGMC) is a volunteer chorus drawing from communities in New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania.

During our 25 year history, the NJGMC has presented an annual concert series consisting of two or three concert weekends, as well as various community performances as part of our commitment to involvement and outreach. We have worked in conjunction with the New Jersey Names Project and marched with the AIDS Memorial Quilt at Jersey Pride in Asbury Park. We have performed at World AIDS Day services throughout Central NJ, Pride Night sponsored by The Pride Center of New Jersey, where we sang The star Spangled Banner at a Somerset Patriots game; the Princeton University Transgender Remembrance Service and the Yom HaShoah Commemoration at the Jewish Community Center in Edison. We also had the thrilling experience of performing "Sing for the Cure," a musical benefit for breast cancer education, at Carnegie Hall.

New Jersey Master Chorale

The 100-voice New Jersey MasterChorale attracts singers from as far as Allentown, PA to Easton, Maryland. The group presents major works of the masters as well as some lighter fare. Major works such as Handel's Messiah, Beethoven's 9th Symphony, Giuseppe Verdi's Requiem, and Leonard Bernstein's Chichester Psalms are only a few of the works presented in past years.

New Jersey Symphony Community Chorus

To connect with the people & diverse communities of New Jersey through the transformative power of live music.

New Jersey Youth Chorus

The New Jersey Youth Chorus provides a unique musical education that encourages a love and appreciation of choral music while nurturing personal growth and creative development.

We are not teaching music to children," said Trish Joyce, Founder and Artistic Director. "We teach children through the power of music. We have high musical expectations, and we strive for high standards of musical excellence. We also believe that we should teach the whole person. To quote Helen Kemp - "body, mind, spirit, voice." We believe that through the choral art - through the NJYC choir family - the musical journey is about fellowship, compassion, commitment, taking risks, growing, nurturing, beauty, joy, and passion.

We are here to inspire children to discover, learn and perform beyond their expectations. As Eph Ely wrote, our goal is to "discover the extra in the ordinary."