New Mexichords

Quartet and chorus singing is a stimulating, enjoyable hobby, particularly the way we do it at the Albuquerque chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society.

Established in 1952, we're one of the largest and the best in the Rocky Mountain District having won six district championships in the past dozen years. The New MexiChords have performed with organizations like the New Mexico Symphony Orchestra and Music Theater Southwest. We stage annual shows in the spring and fall, and our Christmas concerts are well attended every year. We also compete in the fall of each year for the right to represent the Rocky Mountain District in International Competition.

In other words...we have a lot of fun

New Mexico Gay Men's Chorus

The New Mexico Gay Men's Chorus strives to be an empowering voice for the LQBTQ+ community and to enrich our greater New Mexican community through choral excellence. We believe that our strength grows as we add voice to voice, and that understanding between people of diverse cultures and orientations blossoms each time we sing. Our mission is to reduce homophobia and intolerance and create a positive image of the LGBTQ+ community through high-quality performances. Our motto is Changing the World Through Music.

New Mexico Peace Choir

The NM Peace Choir began as the vision of our Founder Christy Conduff, to form an inclusive choir that would inspire peace and joy and help raise social awareness.

Since our recent beginnings we have experienced exponential growth and are making a difference in people's lives. The NMPC has had sell out concerts in Albuquerque and Santa Fe, opened three annual sessions of the NM Legislature, performed for The World Day of Peace and Earth Day and at various rallies for peace and justice.

Invitations for our unique sound, repertoire and "heart" continue to come in. We were honored to represent The U.S. at The World Peace Choir Conference in Vienna, Austria and sing with The Vienna Boys Choir and other Peace Choirs from around the world. The choir then performed at The U.S. Embassy in Prague, The Czech Republic and was live streamed to other American Embassies worldwide.

The NMPC was excited to perform the opening ceremonies for The 2017 Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, followed by a center stage concert! We were chosen to perform the American debut of the "Great War Symphony" (for the 100th anniversary of the Armistice ending WWI) at Carnegie Hall under the direction of the British composer Patrick Hawes. We then opened and performed at the International Relations "Journalism Under Fire" Conference attended by journalists from around the world.

More recently, The Peace Choir was voted Albuquerque's "Best Chorus" in the Alibi Magazine's "Best of Burque" Readers Poll and was chosen to partner with our state's public relations campaign, New Mexico TRUE!

Please check our website for more information about upcoming events and concerts as it becomes available.

New Mexico Symphonic Chorus

The volunteer members of the chorus are a diverse group. Some of the singers work in music-related fields as professional musicians, some hold degrees in music, and some maintain private teaching studios. All of the singers have studied voice, are currently studying voice, or play an instrument. Some travel from as far as Santa Fe and Socorro to sing in the chorus.

New Mexico Symphony Chorus

The volunteer members of the chorus are a diverse group. Some of the singers work in music-related fields as professional musicians, some hold degrees in music, and some maintain private teaching studios. All of the singers have studied voice, are currently studying voice, or play an instrument. Some travel from as far as Santa Fe and Socorro to sing in the chorus.

New Mexico Women's Chorus

The Mission of The New Mexico Women's Chorus to celebrate social justice, gender fluidity, and feminist principles through performances that educate, entertain and inspire our audiences. We've been "changing the world one song at a time" for 26 years!

New Orleans Children's Chorus

An advanced group of musicians who serve as the organization's premiere touring ensemble. Singers range in age from 10-18. Members perform a variety of compositions representing many musical styles from all periods. The Concert Chorus continues the development of musicianship in each individual singer, as well as the ensemble as a whole. Their tour destinations have included many cities in the United States, as well as Canada, Italy, England and Ireland.

The Concert Chorus has appeared at three regional conventions of the American Choral Directors Association. They have presented solo concerts at Carnegie Hall in New York City, performed at St. Peter's Basilica in Rome, the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence, served as Artists-in-Residence at three universities and performed frequently with the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra and the New Orleans Symphony. The choirs have also won numerous awards in music festivals throughout the Southern United States and frequently perform with the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra.

New Orleans Gay Mens Chorus

The New Orleans Gay Men's Chorus provides a positive, performance-based community for gay, transgender, and bisexual men and their allies in our state and region. NOGMC fosters talent, fellowship, pride, and understanding through excellence in vocal music.

New Renaissance Singers

New Renaissance Singers is a well-established, non-audition, multigenerational chorus serving Central and Eastern Maine. We welcome all who share a love of singing, and believe that in uniting our voices in song we can nurture a love of music in our community and beyond.

Our repertoire is incredibly varied and includes a mixture of sacred/secular choral works from composers such as Handel and Mozart to more contemporary works by composers like John Rutter and Moses Hogan and everything in between. Contact us if you would like to join or if you would like more info!

New Renaissance Singers is a community choir and we are not affiliated with any religious organization. We are directed by Molly Webster, and our amazing accompanist is Dora Rexrode. The group is governed by a volunteer board of directors.

New Sound Assembly

The chorus is part of the Barbershop Harmony Society, the world's largest male singing society comprised of nearly 30,000 individuals that form over 800 chapters in North America. We sing American music acappella (without instrumental accompaniment), in four-part harmony. It's easy to get started and can provide a lifetime of fun, fellowship, and fulfillment. If you can carry a tune, visit us on any of our Thursday night sessions.

Joining the New Sound Assembly could be the beginning of a hobby that will last a lifetime!

Our Mission Statement: The mission of the New Sound Assembly Chorus is to sing and perform acappella barbershop music in an environment of congeniality and harmony. We are united by having fun each and every time we meet, by the satisfaction of improving our craft, by developing friendships through the common bond of music and by service to and beyond our MetroWest community.

New Tradition Chorus

The New Tradition Chorus is the chapter chorus of the Northbrook Chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society. We are a charitable, non-profit organization based in the northern suburbs of Chicago, IL. We provide access to the arts and musical education to both our members and our community.

We typically stage several holiday shows with a variety of Christmas and Channukah selections during the first weekend of December. We also put on a several shows during the spring with a new theme each year. Past shows have include Broadway selections, 40's music, 50's music, Americana, and much more.

New Tradition Quartet

The New Tradition (TNT) was formed in December of 1983. The quartet is comprised of John Sherburn (tenor) formerly of the Crown City Good Time Music Company, Dan Jordan (lead) formerly of the Grand Tradition, 3-time international medalists), Bob Gray Jr (baritone) formerly of the Grand Tradition, and John Miller (bass) formerly of the 1979 International Champion quartet, Grandma's Boys. The quartet placed 7th in their first trip to the international stage in 1984, won the Far Western District Championship in the fall of 1984, captured the FWD International Prelims Champion title in March of 1985 and went on to win the coveted Gold Medal in July of 1985...19 months after forming.

New Valley Singers

New Wave Singers of Baltimore

The New Wave Singers of Baltimore (New Wave) is a community of gay, lesbian, bisexual, trans, and straight people (GLBTS) making music that matters. We perform in a wide range of musical styles -- from traditional choral music to pop, gospel, jazz, and Broadway. Our voices have brought world premieres to Baltimore audiences, and taken the works of Baltimore composers to international events.

We want our music to promote justice, peace, and harmony, and we celebrate life in all its diversity. We share our message through concerts, regional events, and a fundraising Cabaret/Pops Concert.

We hold auditions in fall and spring, before the start of each concert's rehearsal cycle. New Wave is a member of GALA Choruses, the US hub of the gay choral movement. We are 501c3 organization, relying on member dues, ticket sales, donations and grant funding.

New World Chorale

The New World Chorale (NWC) is one of the most in-demand choruses for hire in the greater Boston area. NWC has performed major choral works with: Bach, Beethoven, and Brahms Society; Bay Colony Brass; Boston Ballet; Boston Conservatory Brass Ensemble, Boston Conservatory Orchestra; Boston Landmarks Orchestra; Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra; Cape Ann Symphony; Claflin Hill Symphony Orchestra; Lexington Symphony; Longwood Symphony Orchestra; Melrose Symphony Orchestra; Mercury Orchestra; MIT Symphony Orchestra; New England Brass Band; New Philharmonia Orchestra; Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra; Rhode Island Philharmonic; Symphony New Hampshire; Symphony Pro Musica; and Wellesley Symphony Orchestra.

New York Choral Society

Hailed as "one of the mainstays of the city's music scene, known for its adventuresome repertoire," NYCHORAL is widely known for the outstanding artistic quality of its performances of choral music since its founding in 1959. NYCHORAL's mission is guided by its commitment to present a diverse repertoire, including well-known choral masterworks, great compositions that are rarely heard in concert halls, and newer, culturally significant choral works in New York.

We are a diverse community of singers committed to sharing the essential joy and power of live choral music. Our performances celebrate the unique beauty of choral music through wide-ranging repertory, innovative collaborations and exceptional artistry.

New York City Community Chorus

The idea for a chorus of average people (even for people who think they're not singers) had been shaping in my mind for a long time when the Church of the Holy Apostles invited me to found their community chorus in 1994.

During the 1980's, I did quite a bit of traveling around the United States and Europe facilitating vocal workshops. Many people had enrolled because they said they could not sing, or that they "had no voice." It occurred to me that it must be a twentieth century phenomenon that a person would have the notion that they did not have the ability to sing. Surely a century ago, when families in this country gathered around the parlor piano to sing for an evening's entertainment, no one would have thought they were unworthy to join in. Many of our best folk songs started as work songs - sung together by people at their labor. Can you imagine that someone would have worked quietly on the side while the others sang because they "didn't have a good voice?" For whatever reason - perhaps because the increase in electronic media has made people used to being spectators rather than participants, or perhaps because a simple way of life has been replaced with a complex and anxiety-filled one - people today rarely have the opportunity to sing together.

When the church invited me to begin this work, I knew that its reputation as a leader for social justice in the community would make it a perfect place for this experiment. What we have created here is a place where people can come together to sing without any judgments about their voices. We believe that everyone can sing, and that they ought to have the opportunity to sing. We respect all musical styles, and we try to include as many kinds of music as possible. Singing can be complex, baffling, and difficult at times, but most of all it ought to be enjoyable. We invite everyone who wants to have the thrill of singing to come and join us.

New York City Gay Men's Chorus

The New York City Gay Men's Chorus is celebrating its 40th Anniversary and is one of the oldest and possibly the most well-known chorus in the LGBTQ choral movement. NYCGMC's commitment to equality for LGBTQ citizens is matched by their commitment to fabulous singing, and their musicianship and professionalism has connected with audiences in all five boroughs as well as across the globe. Able to perform in a wide range of vocal styles, from classical to pop, jazz, gospel and Broadway, NYCGMC has worked with acclaimed talents in every genre: Marilyn Horne, Roberta Peters, Barbara Cook, Elaine Stritch, Stephen Sondheim, Kelli O'Hara, Carolee Carmello, Victoria Clark, Martha Wash, and Sia-to name just a few.

New York City Master Chorale

The mission of the New York City Master Chorale is to connect people through choral music by presenting high-quality concerts inspired by the distinct energy, diversity, and talent of New York City.

The Chorale seeks to engage and inspire audiences of all ages, backgrounds, and musical experience by performing a challenging repertoire of traditional and contemporary works, working in collaboration with other artists and organizations who share our vision, and bringing our music into the community through our outreach and education programs.

New York Polyphony

Praised for a "rich, natural sound that's larger and more complex than the sum of its parts," (National Public Radio) New York Polyphony is regarded as one of the finest vocal chamber ensembles in the world. The four men, "singers of superb musicianship and vocal allure," (The New Yorker) apply a modern touch to repertoire that ranges from austere medieval melodies to cutting-edge contemporary compositions. Their dedication to innovative programming, as well as a focus on rare and rediscovered Renaissance and medieval works, has not only earned New York Polyphony critical acclaim, but also helped to move early music into the classical mainstream.

New York Virtuoso Singers

From its early days in 1988, as an offshoot of a chorus-in-residence created expressly for the Brooklyn Philharmonic, until the present day, with self-produced concerts, recordings, residencies, commissioning program and tours, NYVS has carved a unique niche for itself in the musical world. NYVS is a sixteen-member professional choral ensemble (sometimes expanded to 24 or more) dedicated to presenting both seldom-heard works by past and contemporary masters, as well as premieres by today's composers. Harold Rosenbaum has placed a special emphasis on supporting American composers. NYVS has been featured many times on radio and TV. In August 1993, the group appeared as the first-ever guest chorus at Tanglewood Music Center's annual Festival of Contemporary Music (returning in 2003), and in 2010, NYVS made its third appearance at the Juilliard School.

New York Voices

New York Voices is the Grammy Award winning vocal ensemble renowned for their excellence in jazz and the art of group singing. Like the great groups that have come before, such as Lambert, Hendricks and Ross, Singers Unlimited, Manhattan Transfer and Take 6, they have learned from the best and taken the art form to new levels. Their interests are rooted in jazz, but often Brazilian, R & B, classical, and pop influences are included with equal creativity and authenticity. The group was formed in 1987 by Darmon Meader, Peter Eldridge, Kim Nazarian, Caprice Fox and Sara Krieger. By way of explanation, Darmon, Peter, Kim and Caprice attended Ithaca College in NY and were part of an invitational alumni group formed to tour the European Jazz Festivals in the summer of '86. As a result of this exciting experience, the idea of forming a professional group was born.

Newark Boys Chorus

Newburyport Choral Society

The Newburyport Choral Society (NCS) is one of the largest community choral societies in New England, and one of the nation's oldest choral groups. Comprised of approximately 125 singers from more than thirty communities in eastern Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire, we are a non-auditioned Chorus that range in age from high school students to retirees that hold diverse musical backgrounds.

The only requirements for membership are a love of singing, commitment to learning the music, and a willingness to participate in the life and well-being of the chorus. We sing together, learn together, laugh together, and strive together for excellence in performance.

For the past 85 years, NCS has performed an extensive repertoire of choral music from the Renaissance to the 21st century with professional orchestra and soloists. Known for the exceptional quality of its concerts, NCS has set the standard in the performance of choral/orchestral masterworks on the North Shore. Our singers and audiences experience the great classical works of such composers as Vivaldi, Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms, and Verdi, as well as more contemporary composers such as Britten, Durufle and Pinkham.

The quality of NCS concerts springs from a single common bond shared by all of its members - a love of singing and sharing outstanding choral music with community audiences - from the known to the new - from the emotional power of large choral works to the tenderness of smaller a cappella pieces - from dramatic and innovative contemporary works to lighthear

Newport Navy Choristers

The mixed (SATB) chorus is comprised of active duty, reserve and retired members of all branches of the Armed Services, DOD civilian employees of Naval Station Newport, RI, and their spouses and children (over the age of 16)

Newton Community Chorus

We, the Newton Community Chorus, are a warm and welcoming group of singers who are as ardent about improving our musical ability as we are about having fun doing it. We create an atmosphere of conviviality and acceptance that allows several generations of music lovers, with various levels of experience, to share the challenge of learning and performing classical choral works. Our dedicated members aim for high quality in our live performances. It is the capacity of this music to connect us to each other as well as to our community's soul that inspires us to sing, making our joyful noise.

Newton Family Singers

The Newton Family Singers (NFS) is an intergenerational family chorus that brings together families and friends of all ages to sing American folk music in the Greater Boston area. Our mission is to create community through music. Singers, young and old, are nurtured to sing, create and perform while learning from each other and building family and community bonds.

newVoices

NewVoices sings music that uplifts and inspires residents of Northeast Wisconsin. We are a mixed-voice adult choir comprised of 90 auditioned singers. We are to choral music what a symphony is to orchestral music. Our singers and audiences come from a 6-county region. We perform 4 live choral concerts annually, each featuring fresh repertoire and with thematic programming that responds to community issues and emphasizes collaboration with partner organizations.

Newyorkers Chorus

The Newyorkers Chorus is a male a cappella group which sings in the uniquely American "Barbershop-style" of close four-part harmony. Interested in joining? Contact us - we'd love to have you as a member!

Nexus Quartet

Nexus' definition in the Merriam-Webster Dictionary is an accurate depiction of this quartet's blending of voices and personalities. Comprised of life long musicians, NeXus continues to grow in popularity in the Barbershop Harmony Society and throughout the country. Initially Novice Champions in 2003, Rocky Mountain District Champions in 2004, International competitor in 2005 & 2006, this group is delighted to be out and about performing throughout the country! With their smooth blend, ringing chords and fun personalities, the energetic group stages one of the most entertaining shows available today.

Nexus Vocal Ensemble

Nexus Vocal Ensemble is a new chamber choir from Portland, Oregon. Nexus works to expand the audience for contemporary choral music by performing works that open the ears and mind of the audience.

Nightlife

Nightlife, from Southern California, is only the second quartet in barbershop singing history to win gold medals as both international quartet champions and as members of the winning barbershop chorus on the same day! Nightlife first got together in November 1990, and in the International competitions that followed, the quartet quickly achieved success, winning two bronze medals and a silver. But, in July 1996, Nightlife reached the pinnacle of success by being declared the new International Quartet Champion! Nightlife is: Tenor, Rob Menaker; Lead, John Sasine; Baritone, Jeff Baker, and Bass, Brett Littlefield Nightlife has performed around the throughout the country, and has sung for such celebrities as Dick Van Dyke, Bill Hanna of Hanna-Barbera, Ted Turner, and Jane Fonda. The quartet has appeared on all three major networks.

Nittany Knights

The Nittany Knights were first chartered in 1962 with S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A., Inc. (Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America). In 2004 the Society renamed the organization to "The Barbershop Harmony Society". This international, non-profit organization provides an opportunity for men to gather together to practice this style of a cappella music that they love. In 1964 the Nittany Knights held their first annual show titled, "First Harmony Festival of Barbershop Quartets." Today the chorus presents performances in the barbershop style of a capella singing in a variety of venues to audiences of all ages.

Yearly performances include the Summer Concert Series at the South Hills School of Business & Technology. In February, Singing Valentine's are provided by a real barbershop quartet singing several love songs requested for a special someone in a home, restaurant, business, place of work, or other location. The chorus' capstone performance occurs at the annual Spring show and includes in-house quartets, special guests, and society medal winners.

Nittany Valley Children's Choir

The Nittany Valley Children's Choir is a community arts organization located in State College PA. Founded in 1997 to fill a need in the Centre County region and to enrich the artistic life of the community, the choir began with 25 children and currently serves over 120 children in three levels of choirs. The children range in age from 4-17. The choir performs at least two concerts each season.

The Nittany Valley Children's Choir is committed to excellence in the musical training it offers young singers. Choristers learn and perform musically excellent, appropriate and challenging repertoire with a focus on healthy vocal development. The choir has gained local, state, regional and national recognition for its outstanding performances.

The Nittany Valley Children's Choir is also committed to providing these outstanding musical opportunities at an affordable cost to the children regardless of race, gender, class or creed.

NJ Womensong

No Better Cause

No Better Cause is an award winning pop/soul/funk vocal band hailing from Lincoln, Nebraska. Through a combination of jaw-dropping performances and innovative studio musicianship, their music has put them on a national platform since their humble beginnings in 2002. With a unique assortment of both original songs and uniquely arranged covers, No Better Cause is guaranteed to deliver a show that people of all ages can appreciate and enjoy, whether it be of a rock, pop, funk, soul, jazz or gospel influence... and it's all done using NOTHING but their voices!

Whether it's the rumbling resonance of the bass, the spectacularly soaring high tenors, or the bold beatboxing of the incredible vocal percussion, No Better Cause is sure to catch your eyes and ears, as each unique component of this seasoned a cappella sensation works together to make their harmonized sound a sonic movement. As the group continues to perform, they have made tremendous strides with each new member, demonstrating that the current lineup is one that can be mentioned with the a cappella elites.

No Big Deal

No Big Deal is a contemporary quartet that brings a refreshing change of pace to the idea of quartet singing. with roots in classic doo wop, we combine the old with the new, bringing an exciting and unique sound to both classic and contemporary music. Coming from Chicago's incredible theater community, every member can be seen acting around the city, and have performed with such companies as Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, The Hypocrites, Pride Films and Plays, MINT, The Apollo, and Porchlight Music Theater. Their expertise on stage in all forms makes them one of Chicago's most entertaining a cappella experiences.

Nomadic

Nomadic is the first vocal supergroup auditioned from the best singers around the country by the award-winning team at June Vocal Music, a nonprofit dedicated to the creation of transformative musical ensembles. Hailing from a variety of backgrounds, Nomadic infuses jazz, gospel, soul, R and B, and even Carnatic influences into their sonic creations.

None of the Above

Celebrating 15 plus years of music-making and camaraderie, None of the Above (NOTA) is an a cappella octet performing an eclectic mix of early polyphony, cutting-edge modern harmony, familiar folk songs, uplifting spirituals, catchy pop tunes, and lush jazz standards. Based in Wellesley, MA, NOTA has performed all over New England at coffeehouses, libraries, churches and other aca-friendly performance spaces. We have won multiple cultural council grant awards in Natick and Wellesley, MA for our diverse programming - including our annual showcase concert, Spring Fev-ah. In 2009, NOTA took third place here at Boston Sweeps, our first and only appearance to date. Our wildly popular inaugural CD, "multiple choice", is now in its second printing, and is available at numerous online outlets. We are delighted to perform today for such a great aca-savvy audience!

Nor'easters

The Nor'easters do many performances throughout the year in the greater Mid-Coast community that include benefit concerts for Respite Care, Caring For Kids in the Bristol/So. Bristol area, People Plus in Brunswick, food banks etc. along with entertaining folks at local assisted living and nursing homes. It gives us great pleasure to see folks smiling, singing along with the music, tapping their feet and applauding loudly! This is why we do what we do!

The chorus also takes orders for and performs Singing Valentines every February to men and women alike in all possible places of work, schools and private homes. Singing Valentines are so much fun to do for unsuspecting victims.....who can't fathom opening the door and finding a quartet of gentlemen in tuxedos, bearing a rose and a card, singing two love songs to them, from their loved one. This is why we do what we do!

Nordic Harmoni

Nordic Harmoni is a Swedish-American chorus based in southern Vermont, who enjoys sharing our Scandinavian heritage, music, and traditions.

Do you like to sing? New singers are ALWAYS welcome! Check out our rehearsal schedule for details. All parts are welcome: Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Bass. Our repertoire is about half Swedish and half English, with a few songs in other languages. But, you do not need to know Swedish to sing it. We will help you with the pronunciation. You'll be singing Swedish in no time!

Norman Luboff Choir

The Norman Luboff Choir was among the most popular choral ensembles of their day, releasing a series of hit easy-listening LPs during the late 1950s and 1960s. Luboff was born May 14, 1917 in Chicago, where he began his career as a vocalist and arranger for area radio programs. In 1948 he relocated to Hollywood, singing on to compose movie music for Warner Bros. The first incarnation of the Norman Luboff Choir was formed during the mid-1950s, and in the years to follow they released a series of albums on Columbia that drew on music from a variety of genres and geographic locales, with titles including Calypso Holiday, Broadway!, Songs Of The Cowboy and Songs Of The Caribbean. The choir also backed a number of vocalists including Harry Belafonte and Doris Day, and although their recording career came to a halt during the late 1960s, they continued touring until Luboff's cancer-related death on September 22, 1987.-

Normanna Male Chorus

Norristown Chorale

Beginning with its first rehearsal in a local church in 1977, the Norristown Chorale has brought a rich heritage of choral music to the Montgomery County area. Now more than 60 voices meet weekly during the school year to study, enjoy, and perform sacred and secular music. The Chorale has gained recognition for artistry and high standards while it encourages participation from a broad base of the community.

The Chorale performs a repertoire of choral music spanning the centuries - from early renaissance through contemporary works. A wide variety of music has been presented, from great choral masterworks such as Mozart's Requiem and Handel's Messiah selections, to smaller a capella and accompanied works by various composers throughout the history of music. Popular pieces, madrigals, spirituals, folk songs, and show tunes are also included in the Chorale's repertoire, which numbers over 300 works.

Norsemen

The "Norsemen" is the resident male chorus of Sonja Lodge, Sons of Norway in Eugene, Oregon, and a member of the Pacific Coast Norwegian Singers Association. The Norsemen sing at numerous Lodge functions during the year, such as: Syttende Mai; Leif Erickson Dinner; community appearances at senior residence facilities during the Christmas holidays; the Scandinavian Festival in Junction City; the annual PCNSA Sangerfest concert; and following the Lapskaus and Torsk dinners, served by the Norsemen themselves.

North American Welsh Choir

The choristers include the descendants of Welsh immigrants, expatriates, and those who feel connected with the music and the community that is Côr Cymry Gogledd America.

North Atlanta Voices

North Atlanta Voices, is an opportunity for those who are looking for a musical outlet to sing and be a part of one of the most magical communities, a choir. Our chorus is non-auditioned and an educational experience for both the chorus and audience alike. Context and myriad resources are provided by our Artistic Director in order to make for a fun and enlightening experience. It is common for members to begin a season feeling as though they know nothing. Upon completing a concert, our members have expressed feeling achieved in tackling what most people only claim to be able to do in the shower or car: sing! Our aim is for anyone and everyone to participate. Membership is open to people of all experiences and backgrounds regardless of ability.Come sing and be one of our North Atlanta Voices!

North Carolina Boys Choir

The mission of the North Carolina Boys Choir and Girls Choir is to provide girls and boys with a life-changing experience through the study and performance of great choral music. The organization strives to inspire a life-long enjoyment of singing and to encourage singing both in the family and throughout the community.

The North Carolina Boys Choir and Girls Choir works to develop, enhance, and instill character, insight, cultural awareness, respect and self-discipline, and a love for music by direct exposure and involvement in the boychoir and girlchoir art forms. We will achieve these goals through dedication, hard work, and a commitment to excellence and the ideals of the great State of North Carolina and beyond.

North Carolina Master Chorale

Founded in 1942 as the Raleigh Oratorio Society, the North Carolina Master Chorale is committed to bringing the very finest in choral music performance to Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill audiences. Under the direction of Dr. Alfred E. Sturgis since 1993, the Chorale boasts a 170-voice Symphonic Chorus and a smaller, professional Chamber Choir whose size varies by project.

Hailed by critics as Raleigh's premier choral ensemble, the Chorale primarily performs choral masterworks with orchestra. The NCMC Chamber Choir had its debut during the 1996-97 season and performs works ranging in style from the Renaissance to contemporary. Singers in both ensembles, many of whom are professional singers, conductors and music educators, are selected by audition from across Wake and neighboring counties.

North Coast Men's Chorus

Established in 1988 as a local group performing in area churches, the North Coast Men's Chorus has grown into the largest LGBT arts organization in Northeast Ohio with over 100 members. Each year the Chorus performs before 30,000+ people at venues that have included the Hanna, the State and Connor Palace Theatres at Playhouse Square, Cleveland State University, Notre Dame College and Severance Hall. Under the artistic direction of Richard Cole, the Chorus successfully embraces staging, showmanship and choreography, turning a choral concert into a unique musical theatre experience that takes the audience on an "emotional rollercoaster" of laughter, tears, and foot-stomping fun. NCMC has performed with Broadway legends Bernadette Peters, Linda Eder, Michael Feinstein, Brian Stokes Mitchell, as well as The Cleveland Orchestra, the Cleveland Pops Orchestra, and the Cleveland Jazz Orchestra. From only two shows per year in 1988, The Chorus now hosts seven sold-out concerts every season, has released six successful CD recordings, and performed at GALA chorus festivals nationally and internationally.