Sacramento Gay Men's Chorus

The Sacramento Gay Men's Chorus was founded in 1984 as a singing group that aimed to foster a sense of community and provide support for gays and lesbians in the Sacramento area. Over the past 30 years, through musical performance and outreach programs, the chorus has grown to become an integral part of the Sacramento music community, as well as a voice for the gay and lesbian community in the greater Sacramento area. With that voice, SGMC has confronted intolerance and bigotry by providing a positive experience of the gay community.

Sacramento Master Singers

The Sacramento Master Singers, under the direction of Dr. Ralph Hughes, have established themselves as the area's premier chamber choir. Established in 1982, the singers delight, challenge and inspire their audiences with seasons programmed to include premieres, classics and a wide array of musical selections. A dynamic part of Sacramento's arts community, the choir presents six to ten concerts each season, and has received recognition for its artistic excellence. National and area premieres performed by the Master Singers include Benjamin Brtitten's A.M.D.G., Arvo Part's Te Deum, Robert Levin's new completion of Mozart's Requiem, Alfred Schnittke's Requiem and Ola Gjeilo's Sunrise Mass.

Sacramento Opera Chorus

Sacramento State Vocal Jazz Singers

The vocal jazz program at Sacramento State is under the direction of Kerry Marsh. The program consists of the Jazz Singers, C-Sus and Vox 2, all of which are formed by audition. The sounds of Sac State Vocal Jazz are influenced by the great vocal jazz groups of the past and present: The Hi-Lo's, Singers Unlimited, Take 6, New York Voices, The Real Group, Manhattan Transfer and others. However, the program strives to explore.

Although much of the study focuses on group sound, improvisation and solo singing are also important aspects of the program, with a thriving bachelor's program in jazz studies/voice. Jazz voice majors (currently eleven in the program) study privately with the outstanding jazz vocal artist Julia Dollison.

Sacramento Valley Chorus

The award winning, high energy Sacramento Valley Chorus, a chapter of Sweet Adelines International, is a women's singing group specializing in four-part harmony, a cappella singing in the barbershop style. It offers a wide variety of music and styles, from jazz, blues, and ballads to Broadway Show tunes, complete with dazzling costumes and exciting choreography.

Membership in this 100+ voice group includes women from all walks of life who live primarily in the greater Sacramento area.

Sacramento Women's Chorus

Sacramento Women's Chorus has been a vibrant community chorus for over 25 years, bringing a wide variety of music to the Sacramento area. The women of SWC join us for many reasons-and a major benefit is the friendship, collaboration and the fun we have. As a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, the chorus has remained true to our original principles and our mission-to provide women a safe place to raise our voices in song in service to issues of vital importance to all women.

Sacred And Profane

Founded in 1977, Sacred & Profane is a chamber chorus that performs a wide variety of a cappella choral music. Concert repertoire includes sacred and secular works from the middle ages to the contemporary period, drawing from classical, ethnic & folk traditions. We aim to provide an inspiring & educational experience for audiences & chorus members through innovative programming, intensive preparation & high quality performances.

Sacred Harp Singing Anchorage

Sacred Harp singing is an American traditional style of four-part a cappella, religious and social, community-based, shape-note singing. The music is powerful, moving, ancient and haunting.

Sacred Harp Singing Fairbanks

Sacred Harp singing is an American traditional style of four-part a cappella, religious and social, community-based, shape-note singing. The music is powerful, moving, ancient and haunting.

Sacred Harp Singing Juneau

Sacred Harp singing is an American traditional style of four-part a cappella, religious and social, community-based, shape-note singing. The music is powerful, moving, ancient and haunting.

Sacred Harp Singing Sitka

Sacred Harp singing is an American traditional style of four-part a cappella, religious and social, community-based, shape-note singing. The music is powerful, moving, ancient and haunting.

Saffron

Saffron formed in January 2015 and burst onto the Region 1 Sweet Adelines scene a few months later with a 4th place medal. They medaled each year since, until in April of 2018 they became Region 1 Sweet Adelines International Champions. They earned their blue ribbons while also breaking the Region 1 record with a score of 637! Their repertoire covers an eclectic variety of charts ranging from folk ballads, to toe-tapping jazzy standards, to southern rock melodies, all arranged in classic and tight barbershop chording that is sure to put a tear in your eye and a smile in your heart!

Sage Singers

Saginaw Choral Society

With offices in the beautiful Temple Theatre Complex of the Shaheen Performing Arts Center, Saginaw Choral Society provides audiences in the Great Lakes Bay Region with performances ranging from classical masterworks to popular favorites. Subscriptions consist of three to four concert hall and several small stage events. Each season a December holiday concert is featured. The annual Member Showcase and SCS' resident men's sextet, Ah Tempo! concerts round out each season with more intimate options.

The chorus consists of 85 volunteer singers. Members from all walks of life representing counties throughout the Great Lakes Bay region rehearse Monday evenings from September through May at St. John's Episcopal Church in Saginaw. Concerts are held in the magnificent Temple Theatre in Saginaw as well as in smaller venues in the region: First United Methodist Church, First Presbyterian Church, St. Mary's Cathedral, Castle Museum of Saginaw County, and the State Theatre in Bay City.

Saint Louis Chamber Chorus

The Saint Louis Chamber Chorus is a not-for-profit organization committed to presenting the finest a cappella choral works, seeking to entertain, educate, and inspire audiences through its unique programs in St. Louis's finest public buildings. Now enjoying its second half-century, the ensemble performs six concerts annually and may be heard on several compact discs. Under the direction of English conductor Philip Barnes, the Chamber Chorus combines outstanding acoustics with originality and excellence of its presentations, and has established an enviable reputation as the Midwest's premier a cappella ensemble.

Saint Mary's College Women's Choir

Saint Mary's College Women's Choir, a select 40-voice ensemble, regularly commissions and performs new works for women's voices. An outgrowth of this emphasis is the publication of the Saint Mary's College Choral Series, a collection of new works for women's voices, published by earthsongs of Corvallis, Oregon. The Choir has performed throughout the United States and has appeared before state and division conventions of the Music Educators National Conference and the American Choral Directors Association. In February 2005, the Choir appeared before the national convention of the American Choral Directors Association in Los Angeles, performing in Wilshire Christian Church and the new Walt Disney Concert Hall. Each November the Choir hosts the annual Saint Mary's College High School Women's Choir Festival, in which 20 choirs from neighboring states perform for each other and a panel of commentators. The Choir tours nationally every other year, and regularly performs with the University of Notre Dame Glee Club in joint performances of major works with the South Bend Symphony Orchestra. They have appeared in concert at Carnegie Hall in 1999 and 2001, and returned there in November 2005 to perform music by Gwyneth Walker for women's voices and orchestra.

Saint Thomas Choir of Men and Boys

Music is at the heart of our mission, one of the primary ways in which we worship, love and serve our Lord Jesus Christ.

Each year, the Saint Thomas Choir of Men and Boys, under the direction of John Scott, sing at nearly 200 choral worship services, including Choral Liturgies on Sunday mornings, Choral Evensong on Sunday evenings and on many Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings (September through May). The choir also sings at special liturgies throughout the year, including the Solemn Liturgy of Good Friday.

We are delighted to welcome visitors from all over the world to these worship services. We hope you will join us during your next visit to New York City. If you are unable to worship with us in person, you may do so via the webcasts from your home.

Salem Choral Society

The Salem Choral Society is a community choir consisting of singers from all over the Roanoke Valley who love to come together to prepare and perform great music!

Salem Community College Oak Singers

The Salem Community College Oak Singers was established as a college-based community choir by Charles H. Musser in 1991 with a group of 23 singers. Since that time, the choir has grown into a vibrant ensemble that has become part of the musical life of Salem County. Oak Singers offers a winter and spring concert each year along with various other college and civic performances.

Membership in the Oak Singers is open to anyone who enjoys singing, both from the college and the wider community. No audition is required.

Rehearsals are held from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. each Tuesday during the fall and spring semesters in the Sol and Jean Davidow Performing Arts Theatre in Davidow Hall on the SCC campus, 460 Hollywood Ave., Carneys Point.

Salem State Community Chorus

Salisbury Singers

Salisbury Singers is a mixed chorus of more than 80 singers under the insightful leadership of Music Director Brad Dumont.

The chorus is dedicated to the enhancement of cultural life in Worcester and central Massachusetts as well as the musical growth of its individual members. Salisbury Singers achieves these objectives through professional quality performances of acappella and accompanied choral repertoire drawn from diverse traditions and styles.

Sally Bytheway Chorale

The Sally Bytheway Chorale, founded in March 2005, includes former members of the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square, the Eleanor Kennard Chorale, and Lex De Azevedo's Millennium Choir. In only two years it grew from 25 members to its current size of over 90 talented singers. The chorale performs a variety of styles, including jazz, contemporary, patriotic, gospel and sacred music.

The chorale has been invited to perform at the Assembly Hall on Temple Square in Salt Lake City, and was selected to perform in the 2007 Winter Festival Concert on Temple Square. It has performed in the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, and to standing room only audiences at the Waterford School concert hall. In 2011, the chorale was named Best of State in the Vocal Group category, and also won the Choice in Community Award from Utah's 2011 Entertainment and Choice Awards. In 2017, the chorale was invited to represent the State of Utah in the 2017 National Festival of the States in Washington, DC. In 2019, the chorale toured Austria, Slovenia, and Croatia, performing in the American Celebration of Music concert series.

Salt Lake Children's Choir

The Salt Lake Children's Choir, founded in the fall of 1979 by Ralph B. Woodward, as long regarded as one of the finest ensembles of its kind in the nation. The choir consists of boys and girls, generally between the ages of 8 and 15, who hail from the Salt Lake Valley and nearby communities. It emphasizes natural vocal production and works of the immortal masters, as well as oustanding folk and contemporary music from around the world. The children have sung music from the countries of Sweden, Norway, Finland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Ukraine, Russia, Bulgaria, France, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Namibia, Zambia, Mexico, Venezuela, Chile, Bolivia, Brazil, Spain, Portugal, Japan, Korea, China, and Native and African America. A prize winner in international competition, the choir has appeared with many internationally celebrated artists and organizations -- including Grant Johannessen, Frederica von Stade, Marvin Hamlisch, Pete Seeger, Kurt Bestor, and on numerous occasions with The Mormon Tabernacle Choir and the Utah Symphony, with whom it has also recorded. The choir has been featured at several conventions of the American Choral Directors' Association, and has been heard on Public Radio International and PBS. Its singers are also regularly requested for major sound-tracks and promotions, including projects for CBS, NBC, and Walt Disney Productions).

Salt Lake Choral Artists

Comprising more than 300 singers in five different ensembles, SLCA is one of America's premiere community choirs. The choir focuses on classical, contemporary, and culturally diverse music and enjoys collaborating with other performing groups in the community. SLCA has been critically acclaimed for its innovative concerts and Summer Choral Institute program, and was named Best of State for best choral ensemble 2012-105. Its mission is to promote the performance of choral music by educating and inspiring choral singers, conductors, composers, vocal soloists, and accompanists at all levels through performance of a wide range of musical genres. Since the appointment in 2004 of Dr. Brady Allred as Artistic Director and Conductor, the choir has grown to include a chamber choir, a children's choir, a professional-level ensemble, and a women's choir, and introduced both a men's choir and a youth choir in 2013. Dr. Allred's wealth of choral conducting experience, remarkable range of musical talent, and exceptional leadership has brought SLCA to a higher level of artistic excellence and generated new enthusiasm among choir members, serious interest from the media, and the attention of donors who recognize the importance of promoting quality performing arts in the area.

Salt Lake Men's Choir

We welcome all men who have a desire to sing and want to be part of a diverse, openhearted organization. Don't worry about your musical abilities - we're all here to learn - so come and have some fun with us! Membership requires a willing heart, a desire to learn and perform, a certain level of dedication and commitment, and seasonal dues. Whether or not you will be able to sing with us at our next concert depends on when you join us. You can attend and observe any rehearsal, but the best way to experience the choir is to participate! Arrive before 7:00 pm and you'll be able to check out a binder of music and add your voice to our harmony. The Salt Lake Men's Choir will embrace and accept you with open arms.

Saltaires Show Chorus

The Saltaires was formed in the 80's as the premier men's barbershop chorus in Utah. They regularly represent Utah as one of the top 2 choruses in the Rocky Mountain District and top 20 choruses internationally. Members of The Saltaires are great singers and musicians who continually seek to achieve excellence. Many have competed in barbershop quartets at the district and international competitions. Others have extensive solo & choral experience.

San Antonio Chordsmen

The San Antonio Chordsmen is the original San Antonio Barbershop Harmony chorus. Today we are a mixed chorus of all ages, bringing barbershop harmonies in a way that serves our communities. We welcome all visitors and hope to see you at a rehearsal soon

San Antonio Mastersingers

The San Antonio Symphony Mastersingers is the official chorus of the San Antonio Symphony, under the direction of Dr. John Silantien. The chorus is the first symphony chorus to be created in Texas, formed in 1944, and the 2019-2020 season marked its 75th anniversary of performance with the Symphony.

The San Antonio Symphony Mastersingers is a highly acclaimed, 140-voice chorus of volunteers from throughout the San Antonio area and is featured in every area of the Symphony's performance schedule as well as several independent performances to benefit various

charitable causes such as local breast cancer research organizations, the Alzheimer's Association, the Memorial Holocaust Museum and the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Little Flower. Every December, the Mastersingers continues the community's tradition of enjoying Handel's Messiah which is also re-broadcast on KPAC, 88.3 FM, on Christmas Eve.

The Mastersingers have a reputation for meticulous preparation and professionalism that has brought the group frequent invitations for tours and guest appearances nationally and internationally. Through the years, the Mastersingers have performed in Carnegie Hall five times, in the Vatican in Rome, at High Mass at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, at the American Cemetery in Normandy and many other distinguished venues. Guest appearances have included performances with notables Beverly Sills and Andrea Bocelli in starring roles.

In 1994 at the 50th anniversary of the chorus, then San Antonio Mayor Nelson Wolff proclaimed the Mastersingers "one of the crown jewels within the San Antonio Arts community." Mayor Ron Nirenberg presented the chorus with a congratulatory proclamation in celebration of the 75th anniversary at the 2019-2020 Symphony season opening event, Mahler's Resurrection Symphony No. 2, which also celebrated the grand opening of the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts five years ago.

San Antonio Vocal Arts Ensemble

SAVAE (San Antonio Vocal Arts Ensemble) is a unique ancient world music ensemble that accompanies ancient vocal music on a diverse collection of early and traditional instruments from the Middle East, Europe, and North and South America.

San Clemente Choral Society

San Clemente Choral Society was created to provide an educational setting in South Orange County for musicians and those who simply love to sing with a passion to study and enjoy choral music. Our mixed voice chorus ranges in age from 18 to 80 and live in our community.

SCCS began in the fall of 2004 as a not-for-profit corporation designed specifically to promote choral music throughout South Orange County. The San Clemente Choral Society is a 501(c)(3) organization (#68-0595100) and your donation, contribution, patronage or gift is tax deductible. Since our inception we have provided singing opportunities for our members in concerts primarily in the cities of San Clemente, Dana Point and San Juan Capistrano. Our members rehearse each week and perform in concerts bringing our audiences a rich variety of choral music ranging from classical to contemporary pieces, performed with professional accompanists and soloists.

San Diego Children's Choir

The San Diego Children's Choir was founded by Polly Campbell and was incorporated as a non-profit public benefit corporation in 1990.

The Choir is open to boys and girls, ages four to 18. Rehearsals and performances of fine music literature form the foundation of instruction

San Diego Chinese Choral Society

The San Diego Chinese Choral Society (SDCCS) was formed in 1988 under the auspicious efforts of several friends who enjoyed singing and listening to music together. Over the past twenty years, the SDCCS has grown into a choir of over forty members.

We practice different styles of Western and Chinese (classical and modern) pieces to explore the cultural aspects of music. For the past several years, the SDCCS has held performances in the San Diego community to a wide audience of listeners.

Maintaining cultural ties within the community through music appreciation has always been one of SDCCS's aims. The selection of pieces, from classical, stylized Chinese works to popular Western melodies, reflects our cultural diversity. We have also enjoyed special concerts such as Songs from the Homeland, a performance of the exquisite works of Mr. Jiasheng Zhou at the Escondido Performing Arts Center (2001), and at the First Baptist Church (2006). Co-sponsored concerts with the South Bend Choral Society (1991) and with the Los Angeles Chinese Choral Society (2000) have also provided opportunities to bring larger communities together and to expand our ever-growing repertoire

San Diego Chorus

An a cappella show chorus of women singing 4-part harmony in the barbershop style, the San Diego Chorus is committed to both local entertainment and international competition. Dedicated to musical excellence and education, the San Diego Chorus holds a multitude of regional championship titles.

San Diego Fesitival Chorus

The non-audition chorus is open to all who enjoy the challenge of learning and performing choral classics and masterworks. The chorus rehearses every Monday evening from 7:00 to 9:15 p.m. We perform two concerts each year, as well as outreach concerts and travel tours. Performances include instrumental ensembles and feature vocal solo artists from the greater San Diego area as well as selected members from the chorus.

San Diego Gay Men's Chorus

Our Mission: To create a positive musical experience through exciting performances which engage our audiences, build community support and provide a dynamic force for social change.

San Diego Jewish Community Choir

The San Diego Jewish Community Choir was established in July of 2018. We are exploring a wide variety of Jewish music including liturgical prayers, Israeli favorites, musical theater by Jewish composers and much more. No audition or prior choral experience is required. Anyone who is interested in enjoying a Jewish musical, artistic and cultural experience is welcome to join us.

San Diego Jewish Men's Choir

The San Diego Jewish Men's Choir (SDJMC) has been performing for over 16 years. The choir has more than 25 members who share a common goal - the preservation and promotion of Jewish choral music. They fulfill this mission through concerts, recordings, community outreach events, and appearances at festivals. The choir is affiliated with the Center for Jewish Culture and Creativity in Los Angeles, a non-profit organization sharing similar goals.

Under the musical direction of Ruth Weber, the men's choir performs over 30 concerts a year throughout the Southern California area. They have been featured on the Chabad Telethon, on the documentary, Forever Strong, releasing in July 2015, and as back up singers for the Grammy nominated children's artist Mr. G. They perform music of all styles including, liturgical, pop, folk, gospel and musical theater, and sing in Hebrew, English, Yiddish, and Ladino.

San Diego Mannskor

San Diego Master Chorale

Widely recognized for its exciting, inspiring, and comforting performances, the SD Master Chorale is San Diego's premier choral ensemble, showcasing more than 100 of the region's finest singers. The Chorale was founded in 1961, and today continues its artistic ascent under the leadership of Music Director Dr. John K. Russell.

Dedicated to performing the finest choral repertoire, the SD Master Chorale embraces classical masterworks, new music by contemporary composers, film scores, and diverse works of many genres to unite audiences and musicians of all cultures, religions, and generations. Each year the Chorale appeals to thousands of San Diego residents and visitors, and is heard outside the concert hall with the San Diego Symphony via broadcasts on KPBS, San Diego's NPR station. The Chorale is also a regular participant in the San Diego Symphony's summer series on the Embarcadero.

San Diego North Coast Singers

SDNCS is recognized throughout Southern California for its exceptional artistic quality and the joyous and spirited performance of songs from diverse cultures. National and international tours as well as collaborations with professional musicians are regularly available to the advanced choirs.The young singers have appeared with the La Jolla Symphony and Chorus and the San Diego Symphony, performing such major works as Bernstein's Mass, Orff's Carmina Burana, and Stravinsky's Persephone.

In 2008, SDNCS commissioned and premiered a one-act children's opera, Mice and Beans: The Opera, based on the book by award winning author, Pam Munoz Ryan. SDNCS celebrated their 20th anniversary in 2013 by hosting The Youth Creating Harmony Children's Choral Festival, hosting five California youth choruses. In 2014 SDNCS' second annual Youth Creating Harmony Festival brought renowned Venezuelan conductor Maria Guinand to present a workshop on Latin American Music. In 2015, NCS hosted a high school choral festival including choirs from San Diego and Los Angeles, and in 2019 the Youth Creating Harmony festival united intermediate choirs from South Bay, Los Angeles, San Diego, and Tijuana, Mexico.

The youth have performed at numerous festivals and conferences and toured to New York City, Los Angeles, Denver, West Virginia, Italy, Austria and the Czech Republic. In 2016, members of North Coast Singers represented San Diego during a musical and cultural tour to Cuba.

San Diego Pro Arte Voices

he San Diego Pro Arte Voices is a non-profit 501c3 arts organization dedicated to presenting innovative performances as an individual professional chamber choir and as a larger collaborative partner with organizations such as art galleries, museums, universities, dancers, and instrumental musicians. Established in 2013, the San Diego Pro Arte Voices enjoys presenting traditional and non-traditional events in diverse venues bringing the arts and the artistic process to as many people as possible. The organization provides performing opportunities and career options for students and professionals in San Diego, California.

The San Diego Pro Arte Voices Chamber Choir is Choir-in-Residence at the annual San Diego Summer Choral Festival. Artists are incredibly passionate and dedicated to their own art forms. It is their life's work and yet, there are many people in the world who are not aware that artists make a living making art. The San Diego Pro Arte Voices encourages artists to explore collaborative opportunities outside their own discipline that could foster a change in audiences' understanding of how artists create art.

San Diego Women's Chorus

The San Diego Women's Chorus (SDWC) is a lesbian-identified, feminist sisterhood of musicians that welcomes members and volunteers from the vastly diverse LGBTQ and straight-ally communities. Founded in 1987 by community activist Cynthia Lawrence-Wallace, SDWC has grown from a group of 14 lesbians gathered around a piano in a private home to a thriving community with over 150 members who believe in the power of music and the power of women. For over 30 years, SDWC has provided a safe space that encourages women's creativity, celebrates diversity, and inspires social action.

San Diego Women's Chorus is a non-profit community chorus that strives to entertain and inspire audiences with music that speaks to issues as diverse as human rights, love, world peace, religious freedom, environmental harmony, inclusion and cultural diversity. SDWC supports and affirms the music of women, as well as lesbian and gay composers and arrangers.

San Fernando Valley Youth Chorus

The SFVYC presents an educational and enriching experience for the young singers as well as their audiences. Our music education includes singing, moving, listening, creating and performing. Additionally, community outreach is a component of our curriculum, bringing choral music to schools, senior citizen centers, churches and temples. The Chorus also offers Art & Song summer day camp, in partnership with Canoga Park Youth Arts Center. Tuition remains as low as possible, dependent upon outside support. At our rehearsals the children learn sight singing, music theory, voice control, and performance poise. The repertoire ranges from Renaissance to Broadway and appeals to a broad audience of both old and young.

San Francisco Bach Choir

The San Francisco Bach Choir is an auditioned volunteer choir providing the Bay Area with exceptional concerts, singing music of all periods but focused particularly on the music of J.S. Bach, his contemporaries, and predecessors. Founded in 1937, it is one of the oldest continuously performing community choirs in the western United States. The Choir uses a historically informed approach, period instruments, and professional instrumentalists and soloists.

San Francisco Bay Area Chamber Choir

The San Francisco Bay Area Chamber Choir was founded in 1978 and sings under the direction of Anthony Pasqua, who was named the choir's new Music DIrector in May 2011. Since its origin, the choir has been highly acclaimed for its sensitive and exciting performances of extremely varied and demanding literature. The choir continues to specialize in a cappella works of masters of the past and significant modern composers. The group has also performed large-scale works with orchestra and a variety of lighter works including American folk songs and spirituals.

San Francisco Boys Chorus

The Grammy award winning San Francisco Boys Chorus (SFBC) was founded by Gaetano Merola and Madi Bacon in 1948 to provide trained boy singers for the San Francisco Opera, and is today led by Artistic Director, Ian Robertson.

Maestro Robertson, who also serves as Chorus Director for the San Francisco Opera, has since 1996 built SFBC to over 220 singers from 50 Bay Area cities and more than 120 schools at campuses in San Francisco, Oakland, and San Rafael in California.

The SFBC recently performed at the inauguration of President Barack Obama in Washington, D.C., and has performed for His Majesty King Gustav of Sweden; HRH Queen Elizabeth II of England; HRH Prince of Wales and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall; Mikhail Gorbachev, President of the former Soviet Union; the late Pope John Paul II; General Colin Powell; Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi; Senator Dianne Feinstein; Senator Barbara Boxer; Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger; and San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom.\

San Francisco Chamber Singers

Established in 1989, the San Francisco Choral Society is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the performance of beautiful, inspiring choral music. To date, we have shared our joy and enthusiasm for choral music with more than 60,000 concertgoers.

San Francisco Choral Artists

San Francisco Choral Artists (SFCA) are a Bay Area chamber choir with a mission to foster new American choral music and to present eclectic, imaginative programs consisting of both new works and repertoire spanning 600 years in performances of uncompromisingly high quality.

San Francisco Choral Society

Inspired by the joy of singing and hearing choral music, the San Francisco Choral Society strives to be a premier symphonic chorus through the outstanding performance of choral masterpieces and new commissioned works. Infused with a commitment to excellence and education, our professional artistic and administrative staff, soloists, and orchestras work collaboratively with our all-volunteer auditioned singers to foster a vibrant, diverse, and interactive choral community, educate our singers and audiences, and extend our reach to youth.

San Francisco City Chorus

The San Francisco City Chorus is a self-supported, non-profit community arts and education organization that reflects the wonderful diversity of the Bay Area. We are an intergenerational group of 50-60 singers from various ethnic, economic and musical backgrounds that share a love for music, for singing and for our community. We are led by esteemed Bay Area musician Larry Marietta and accompanied by acclaimed organist John R. S. Walko.