Tonewall

TONEWALL is the super-charismatic queer a cappella band of the NYC Gay Men's Chorus. "We live for the applause of a worthy cause," donating our time to entertain audiences with uplifting anthems, classic tunes, and sexy hits from today's artists while supporting diversity, LGBTQ+ inclusion, and social equality. We love it when fans-our 'Toners'-get in on the action. Bust out and live your truth!

Tonic Sol-fa

Although they are simply four voices and a tambourine, Tonic Sol-fa has spent the past decade on the road carving their niche as the nation's top vocal group. In that time, this quartet has been named one of the top five "must see" groups in America, has been awarded numerous original song and album awards in pop, gospel and holiday genres, appeared on NBC's Today Show and in the pages of Newsweek magazine. Outings with Jay Leno, Shawn Colvin, and Garrison Keillor have propelled album sales to more than 2,000,000 copies (mostly sold from the back of their trailer!) and have earned the group thousands of intensely loyal fans.

TonicEffect

TonicEffect is a group of five talented musicians and truly gifted drinkers who transcend traditional a cappella roles to deliver an unexpected, exciting performance. Our modern, edgy music - including original mash-up arrangements, shared lead vocals, and rotating vocal percussion - brings a new energy to the Bay Area a cappella scene.

Top of the Rock Chorus

A five-time Regional Championship chorus, Top of the Rock, is a fun-loving group of talented women who love to sing a cappella music in the barbershop style, perform and grow as singers and musical leaders. We are a chapter of Sweet Adelines International and a member of Region 25, which is comprised of choruses in North Texas, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Kansas, Missouri and Arkansas. Top of the Rock currently has more than 50 singers of all ages who live throughout the greater Little Rock area.

Top Shelf Vocal

Top Shelf Vocal is an award-winning, semi-professional a cappella choir in Los Angeles, California. Top Shelf members are from all different career fields brought together by a love for vocal music and performance. As a group, Top Shelf performs regularly around the Greater LA Area and continues to develop a diverse repertoire of off-the-beaten-path pop a cappella.

Torrance Civic Chorale

The Chorale has provided the South Bay with exceptional choral music, instruction and cultural enhancements since 1961. With 90+ singers, the auditioned Chorale is sponsored by the Cultural Services Division of the Community Services Department at the City of Torrance.

Touch Of Class Chorale

The Touch of Class Chorale is a dynamic and growing group of dedicated members who love to sing and share it with the community. The founding director of this choir was Orell Peru, a much-loved and respected choir director in the Battle Ground school district during the 1940s to early 1970s. When Peru said "yes" to a request from his former students to form an alumni choir, the group honored their director by naming themselves "The Peruvian Singers". In 1978 the choir changed its name to Touch of Class Chorale.

Touch of Class Chorale has been rehearsing and performing in the greater Vancouver, WA area for over 40 years, and boasts several members with a long-term commitment to the group. As in the past, they perform at multiple venues during the Christmas holiday season and in the spring. Performing Christmas repertoire during the Festival of Lights at The Grotto in Portland is a favorite performance every year.

Touche

Touche Quartet is the 2013 Sweet Adelines International Quartet Champions and are ready to perform for you! This coast-to-coast adventure is a direct result of friendships made through years in Sweet Adelines. Though the distance may be thousands of miles, they bridge the country between them with their unique, special brand of friendship and harmony. You'll find Patty and husband Jeff Baker relaxing in hip Southern California, just steps away from the sand and surf of the Pacific Ocean. A short trip north to the majestic mountains of Oregon is where Kim and Tim McCormic spend their time in beautiful wine country. Across the continent in warm, sunny Florida is where Jan and Jerry Anton, as well as, Gina and her husband Jeff Baker call home. There they enjoy the many beaches of the Atlantic, lush golf courses, and an endless number of local attractions. Can you say Frequent Flyer Miles? And what's better than one Jeff Baker? TWO Jeff Bakers!! Great Friends, Fun, and Music are what this foursome is all about. Their ability to entertain with a mixture of energy, humor and tight harmonies took them straight to the championship and will surely bring you to the edge of your seat! Enjoy the ride

Tower Chorale

The Tower Chorale is a 70-voice community chorus comprised of amateur and professional singers, including former members of the Chicago Symphony Chorus, Grant Park Symphony Chorus, Light Opera Works, Chicago Opera Theater and various community theater and music organizations. Many church choirs are represented. Known for musical diversity, this non-profit organization has been one of the premier music groups in Chicago s western suburbs since 1986.

Tower City Chorus

Under the direction of Jim Koenig, The Tower City Chorus is an all male Barbershop Harmony Chorus that entertains large and small audiences throughout the Greater Cleveland Area. The Chorus has been ringing chords since 1940, at a variety of venues, such as theaters, hotels, retirement homes, church halls, festivals, and other special events. The Tower City Chorus sings a variety of music from the old standards such as "Good Bye My Coney Island Baby", "Lida Rose" from the musical "The Music Man" to ballads such as "What A Wonderful World", "Dream A Little Dream of Me". We also sing genres such as patriotic, religious, show tunes, and many other styles of music from many different generations. We hope 2021 will bring us back to our normal schedule with a Fall stage show and our smaller group the "Midday Singers" that performs during the daytime hours. Under the direction of Don Kriebel, this group of about 15-20 men perform at Nursing Homes and Retirement Communities and other special events or festivities as requested.

Town and Country Four

After winning the 1958 Johnny Appleseed District Quartet Championship and a third-place International bronze medal in 1959, the Town & Country Four distinguished itself as the first Barbershop Harmony Society-quartet to go on to win its gold medals after having won three consecutive silver (second-place) medals in the years 1960, '61 and '62.

Towne Singers

The 80 member Towne Singers is a non-auditioned community chorus based in La Canada, California. Since being founded in 1987 by Phyllis Winnaman, the chorus has grown to become a well-known source of entertainment for the foothill and valley neighborhoods. Membership is from all the nearby com­muni­ties, and many members commute more than 40 miles to participate in the musical experience.

The Towne Singers take pride in their ability to sing all types of music, and in a wide variety of styles. The group's musical repertoire includes great classical elements, but these are always complemented with other choral genres, including popular, Broadway,spirituals, gospel, folk, and patriotic.

The full choir performs two or three major concerts each year. In addition, the auditioned Towne Singers 'chamber choir' performs in community outreach events, and other social/musical events in the region.

The choir has performed three times at Carnegie Hall, including a 2004 performance of Rutter's Requiem (conducted by Rutter), and a 2006 per­form­ance of Vivaldi's Gloria. They performed the Rutter Requiem again in 2010 at the Lincoln Center in New York. The group is often invited to attend festivals and choral events, and toured internationally in 2005. The Towne Singers have also been honored with citations of artistic excellence by the State of California and the City of La Canada Flintridge.

The Towne Singers is a non-profit organization that is open to singers of all ages and backgrounds. Each concert season provides a place for people to sing and grow artistically, and to bring excellent choral entertainment to the region.

Toxic Audio

In 1998, Toxic Audio launched its quirky show in an abandoned storefront at the Orlando International Fringe Festival. To their amazement, people began cramming into that storefront to see them. The show caught the attention of Disney executives who hired them as featured performers at the Disney/MGM Studios. Soon after, the group was crowned champion at the National Harmony Sweepstakes in California.

In the year 2003, Toxic Audio's album, Chemistry was named "Album of the Year" by the Contemporary Acappella Society of America. The group has made national TV appearances with Ed McMahon and Wayne Brady, and even got to sing a reggae-style weather report on ESPN2's morning show "Cold Pizza". Toxic Audio won the 2004 Drama Desk Award for "Unique Theatrical Experience" for their Off-Broadway Show in New York's John Houseman Theatre where they continue to electrify audiences by exploring the boundaries of the human voice.

Traces

With their expansive vocal range, vocal dynamics, tight harmonies, "female bass" and hard hitting percussion, this NY based group offers a variety of musical styles and continually push the envelope of female vocals. Their wide range of musical influences-Gospel, Contemporar, Christian, Pop, R&B, Jazz, Blues, Rock, Spirituals, Caribbean and African, just to name a few-has lead them to create a unique style all their own. Over the years, the group has had some amazing experiences including singing churches, colleges, prisons and festivals

Traces of Blue

Traces of Blue is an a cappella group that finished fourth on NBC's "The Sing-Off," performing as "Afro-Blue." Since their successful run on the show, the group has performed in venues from New York to Jamaica and experienced such honors as performing for Vice President Joe Biden. Their jazz-based musical style has allowed them to lend their signature sound to genres such as R&B, pop, hip-hop, gospel, funk and countless others. Whether dishing out a jazz standard in their dazzlingly reminiscent fashion or putting a flavorful spin on a modern hit, TOB provides quality music through its adventurous arrangements with charisma and charm to spare. Though newly formed, their polish and style is comparable to that of a group of seasoned professionals.

Trails West Barbershop Chorus

Trails West Barbershop Chorus is a recognized chorus of Barbershop Harmony Society, formerly known as the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America (SPEBSQSA). We meet once a week to practice and enjoy the sounds and fun of quartet singing and Barbershop close harmony.

We have operated almost continuously since 1981. We present an annual show, usually in the fall. Our activities include singing in quartets and as a chorus during the year at community functions, retirement homes, birthday parties, wedding receptions and any other activity where people would like to hear good close harmony.

Another annual activity for Trails West is our annual Singing Valentines. Each Valentine's Day and also the day before, we gather in quartets and fan out across Johnson County and nearby areas to serenade lucky loved ones. Each lucky recipient receives a box of candy, a rose and a card while being serenaded with a few of "The Old Songs", which include songs like "Heart of My Heart", "Sweet and Lovely", and other favorites designed just for a Valentine's most sincere wishes. Check out the Valentine's Day link on the left of the screen.

Transit

Combining soaring leads, smooth harmonies, and a thumping rythm section, Transit demonstrates the power, versatility, and emotion of the most natural instrument of all - the human voice.

Travelers Chorale

The Travelers Choral Club was formed in 1924 and started out as a small ensemble performing in the Travelers auditorium. In 1931, the group appeared at the newly opened Bushnell Auditorium and has performed annually in Mortensen Hall ever since (with the exception of the WWII years). During the 1940's, 50's and 60's, the group sang Christmas carols on radio station WTIC, then owned by the Travelers.

In 1965, the ensemble sang at the World's Fair Travelers Pavilion in New York City. Over the years, members of the group have performed at Festival of Light in Hartford, at community carol singing events in Hartford's South End, on Constitution Plaza as part of Plaza Pizzazz, at the Festival of Trees in the Wadsworth Atheneum, at Hartford Hospital to entertain the patients and at the Travelers Championship in Cromwell. In 2007, the Travelers Choral Club was honored to sing at the Governor's Residence Holiday Open House in Hartford.

Treble Chorus of New England

Over its thirty four year history, TCNE has performed a rich diversity of choral music with programming that includes opera and professional collaborations. Serving young people from over 35 diverse communities, TCNE has achieved many significant artistic milestones.

Weekly rehearsals prepare our students by teaching and building teamwork, encouraging confidence and fostering creativity.

Our choirs have performed and have shared Boston's Symphony Hall stage with many Boston area choruses. TCNE has commissioned many works and has participated in domestic and international exchanges. Recent tours have included destinations such as New York, England, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington D.C., and Austria.

Treble NYC

Treble is New York City's finest all-female a cappella group, comprised of 12 women dedicated to the art of pop-rock vocal performance. The group was founded in 1996 by a collegiate a cappella group alumna who was eager for a musical outlet in the "real world." She recruited a few fellow talented vocalistas to join her and Treble was born.

Their diverse rock, pop and jazz repertoire includes songs by artists such as Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, Florence and the Machine, Alex Clare, Scissor Sisters, Ellie Goulding and many more.

The ladies harmonize weekly to prepare for performances at various venues and events including Joe's Pub, Parkside Lounge, The U.S. Open, the Guggenheim Museum, and Lincoln Center. Off-stage, each Treble-ette is devoted to a noble professional cause. On-stage, they cultivate a rich blend of tones that leave the audience wanting more.

Treblemakers MA

The Treblemakers formed in 2009 under the umbrella of Enter Stage Left Theater. Under the direction of Eric Miller, they perform two concerts a year and also perform at several local events. Their beautiful rendition of the Star Spangled Banner is especially requested. Membership is open to all who love to sing and love to have fun!

Singers of all levels are invited to join this adult choral ensemble. Residents of Hopkinton and surrounding MetroWest towns are invited to join us. No audition is necessary-all you need is the ability to carry a tune!

Trenton Children's Chorus

We believe every child's voice has a place in the world and serve Trenton's youth so that they are heard. We strengthen confidence, build character, and broaden horizons through the challenges and opportunities that are integral to musical excellence. Together with academic resources and a joyful community, we transform lives through the power of choral singing.

Trey Clegg Singers

Tri City Chorus

Tri-City is a member of Border Lakes Region #2 of Sweet Adeline's International (SAI). SAI is a worldwide organization of women singers committed to advancing the musical form of barbershop harmony through education and performances. Tri-City is a small chorus with a total membership of around 20-30 ladies. If you enjoy music, come check us out!

Tri City Sound Chorus

Tri City Sound is a Sweet Adelines International chapter chorus serving northern Santa Barbara County. We welcome all women who share a love for singing in four-part harmony, barbershop style. Rehearsals are held weekly in Santa Maria, California, with performances held throughout the year.

Tri-City Community Chorus

The Tri-City Community Chorus is an ensemble of dedicated singers from all walks of life. We share a passion for singing and a desire to bring the joy and healing power of music to as many people as possible.

Our membership is drawn primarily (but not solely) from York and Cumberland counties in southern Maine. We span several generations, from our teens and 20s to our 80s...and beyond.

Our bond is the joy of singing, and the desire to share that joy with as many people as we can, especially with those who need the uplifting power of music in their lives.

We seek to stimulate the intellect as well as to touch the hearts of our listeners with a diverse spectrum of choral music, both sacred and secular, ranging from the great masters to contemporary composers, and including popular music and the "best of Broadway."

Tri-State Community Choir

Triad Harmony Express

Triad Pride Men's Chorus

Triad Pride Men's Chorus performs choral music to entertain, enlighten, and enrich while promoting equality and social justice for all people.

Triad Pride Women’s Chorus

Found in the fall of 2016, the board of the men's chorus decided to expand the outreach of the TPMC by establishing a sister chorus. The inaugural chorus membership was 21 women. Membership is open to LGBTQ+ and their allies who sing alto and soprano. The Triad Pride Women's Chorus held their first rehearsal in January 2017 and performed their first concert in June of that year.

Triad: Boston's Choral Collective

Triad: Boston's Choral Collective is a democratic ensemble of professional singers, conductors, and composers. We integrate our musical disciplines and share organizational and artistic leadership to produce compelling and vibrant performances of choral music written in the last 25 years.

Triad was founded in the Spring of 2015, as a sister organization to New York's C4, by a former member of C4, David Harris, who enlisted frequent C4 composer, Thomas Stumpf. The group's musicians quickly grew to include performers from all over the Boston area. The group has performed two main programs per year since its founding and participated in Tufts' Utopian Listening, a festival of the music of Luigi Nono.

Triangle Gay Men's Chorus

The Triangle Gay Men's Chorus (TGMC) is a nonprofit performing arts organization that seeks to offer quality men's choral music that is both entertaining and thought-provoking. We recognize the power of music to communicate important truths about common human conditions and the value of all people.

TGMC is committed to fostering an environment of professionalism, respect, pride and unity. Members are welcome regardless of orientation.

Tristatesmen

The Tristatesmen call Joplin, Mo. home and serve the entire Four-State area by bringing barbershop harmony alive in every way possible.

Truckee Tahoe Community Chorus

We are a sixty member community chorus from Truckee and surrounding areas. Founded in 2002 by Chris Nelson, we have expanded our repertoire to include music of all kinds - popular, sacred, classical, Broadway and Jazz. Each year, we hold concerts in December that help ring in the holiday season and in April to wake up Spring!

True Concord Voices & Orchestra

Tucson's only GRAMMY-nominated ensemble, True Concord is committed to creating experiences through celebrated masterworks and music of some of today's best composers that move, enrich and inspire-all in small concert halls and acoustically excellent churches.

True Concord Voices & Orchestra thrills audiences in live performance and over international radio waves with innovative programming that fuses the best professional voices and instrumentalists from across the country.

Known for adventurous programming, True Concord works with emerging and established living composers to create new works for chorus and orchestra, receiving local and national acclaim.

Through adventurous collaborations, True Concord creates ambitious and unique partnerships with some of the best performance ensembles in southern Arizona.

Past collaborative partners have included Arizona Early Music Society, Artifact Dance Project, Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus, Tucson Symphony Orchestra, UA Dance, Arizona Choir and The University of Arizona Poetry Center. In addition to notable partnerships, True Concord works with nationally and internationally-known soloists of the highest caliber, including Richard Paul Fink, Kelley O'Connor, Morris Robinson, Jubilant Sykes and Corinne Winters.

The True Concord experience is not only about highly polished, professional performances. It's about the synergy between audience and performers that keeps loyal subscribers coming back year after year.

Trumansburg Community Chorus

The Chorus performs a variety of musical styles and genres. Our members come from all walks of life and with varying musical backgrounds; from the classically trained to the "I haven't sung since elementary school" singer. What we all possess is the desire to come together and create something bigger than the sum of our parts. It is a joyous enterprise to sing and work together weekly to create art. It is good for the mind, body, heart, and soul.

Tualatin Valley Harmony Masters

The Tualatin Valley Harmony Masters is a barbershop chorus and part of the Evergreen District of the Barbershop Harmony Society. Our district covers Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana and British Columbia, Alberta and Alaska. We were first chartered in 1974 and have entertained audiences all over the Northwest as well as spawned barbershop quartets from our chapter that have covered the globe.

We are dedicated to preserving the barbershop style of music and having fun in the process. The chorus is made up of amateur singers of all ages and all walks of life. We would love to have you visit us and learn why we enjoy this hobby so much.

The Tualatin Valley Harmony Masters is a performing arts organization that preserves and encourages the barbershop style in our community and our schools by particpating in performances, concerts, contests and by donating its time and talents through our chorus and quartets.

Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus

The strong traditions of the past and exciting opportunities of our modern society have paved the way for the Tucson Boys Chorus' continued success as a world-renowned professional touring group and an organization benefiting Tucson youth.

Tucson Barbershop Experience

The Mission of the Tucson Sunshine Chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society is to share the joy of a capella harmony and musical performance, enriching the lives of its members while reaching out to youth and community.

Tucson Desert Harmony Chorus

Tucson Desert Harmony Chorus promotes quality barbershop music while singing with passion, enthusiasm and energy. We understand that excellence in singing is accomplished through education, practice, performing, and competing--while having fun! We are committed to sharing our love of music with each other and our community.

Tucson Girls Chorus

The mission of the Tucson Girls Chorus is to prepare a diverse group of young women to be confident leaders through participation in a well-constructed educational program that emphasizes music, performance, leadership training and community service.

Tucson Masterworks Chorale

Founded in 1949, Tucson Masterworks Chorale is Southern Arizona's premier community chorus. We strive to make the great masterworks of choral literature, from pre-Baroque to contemporary, accessible to singers and audience members from all walks of life, to grow musically, and to encourage cultural participation in our community. We are a NonProfit 501(c)(3) organization, governed by a volunteer Board of Directors.

Tucson Women’s Chorus

Tucson Women's Chorus (TWC) brings the joy of singing together in harmony to women and girls in Southern AZ. We welcome all singers regardless of musical training, ability, and/or experience. Our music tells stories that express the full range of human emotion and experience.

TWC sing songs of cultures and traditions from around the world, including our own community! We cover a mix of styles, including rounds, chants, folk and gospel songs, protest songs, and even some pop songs.

The chorus includes women who have sung in other choruses as well as women who love to sing and have never before sung in an organized group, or even considered themselves "singers."

Tudor Choir

Hailed as "a superb choir" (Gramophone), as well as "a choir to watch" (Fanfare), the Tudor Choir and its director Doug Fullington have received national and international attention as interpreters of Renaissance polyphony and early American music. Founded by Fullington in 1993, the Tudor Choir is a Seattle-based professional vocal chamber ensemble of 12 core singers; the group can expand to up to 40 members for works such as Thomas Tallis's monumental Spem in alium. The Tudor Choir is a resident ensemble at historic Blessed Sacrament Church in Seattle.

Doug Fullington and the Tudor Choir have established themselves as leading interpreters of early American music. Their Shapenote Album (Loft) is widely regarded as the definitive professional recording of the shapenote genre and has been regularly broadcast on National Public Radio. Other recordings-Gentle Words: Shaker Songs arranged by Kevin Siegfried and An American Christmas, shapenote carols from New England and Appalachia (both Loft)-have reinforced this reputation. The choir recorded another CD of Americana, Simple Gifts, in April 2006.

Tulsa Chorale

The Tulsa Chorale is a non-profit choral society comprised of talented and dedicated volunteer musicians. Our current roster of 100 chorus members blends diverse professional backgrounds into one voice. Each member shares a passion for great choral music, and dedication to the art of classical music performance.

TuneTown Show Chorus

This nonprofit music education association is a part of one of the world's largest singing organizations for women: Sweet Adelines International.

Formed in 1998, TuneTown Show Chorus has successfully competed in Sweet Adelines regional chorus competitions, earning it the privilege of representing a five-state region internationally. TuneTown competed in 2007, 2009, 2011, 2013, 2015 and 2017 at the international level.

TuneTown Show Chorus sings 4-part a cappella music that has been arranged in the Barbershop harmony style, one of the few music forms that originated in this country. We put a contemporary spin on traditional Barbershop and perform everything from gospel to music sung by such artists as Elvis Presley, Bette Midler, The Judds, Alabama, The Beach Boys, Joe Cocker, Abba, Harry Connick, Jr. -- even Michael Jackson!

The more than 65 members during the day are students, managers, teachers, secretaries, nurses, housewives and lawyers, but on Monday nights they are musicians sharpening their singing skills. Our exceptional director Rick Spencer brings a wealth of expertise to the chorus. We also take advantage of talented coaches from across the nation.

Family-oriented, fast-paced and refreshingly different entertainment, the chorus performances have been hits at events such as Gaylord Opryland Country Christmas as well as at local churches and civic events.

Turtle Creek Chorale

In 1980, 30 men stood on stage and sang at Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Now known as Turtle Creek Chorale (TCC), that group has grown to more than 250 dues-paying members who contribute over 100,000 hours annually to rehearsals, performances, and community outreach services.

TCC has provided musical journeys to audiences in Dallas, TX for over 40 years, and annually offers a dynamic mainstage concert series at the Moody Performance Hall in the Arts District.

TCC also features three smaller ensembles - Chamber Chorus, Camerata, and SoundBytes. Each group delivers a unique performance that highlights the members' wealth of talent.

While primarily a gay men's chorus, the Turtle Creek Chorale welcomes all men, and those that identify as male, regardless of sexual orientation.

Twin Cities Gay Men's Chorus

The mission of the Twin Cities Gay Men's Chorus is gay men building community through music. It's Entertainment Worth Coming Out For!

Twin Cities Show Chorus

Twin Cities Show Chorus is a community-based nonprofit (501c3) performance and musical education organization offering high quality vocal skills development and performance opportunities to adult and young women singers Our chorus is committed to individual and ensemble growth and development in a fun, positive and supportive environment. Singers find a welcome home in our rehearsal hall and performance stage.

We sing a variety of popular and classic songs - all a cappella. Our songs feature a strong melody and interesting multiple-part harmonies. Our performances take place in a variety of venues, including fully staged shows in performance halls and more casual performances in parks, fairs, community events, parties, conventions, and sporting events. We also travel and sing on tour - both internationally and in the United States. We have performed in Russia, Australia, New Zealand, and Greece as well as in Minnesota, Iowa, Alaska and Branson, MO.

Twin Cities Women's Choir

Her Voice Productions is a diverse community that sings, performs, and affirms the voices of women and girls. Our vision is to strengthen and inspire individuals and communities through song. Our mission is evident in all facets of our rehearsal process and performances and is fully supported by the commitment of our singers and our audience. We sing music that is supportive and encouraging to women, music that challenges us artistically, inspires us soulfully, and empowers us to use our voices for good in the world.