Twin County Chorus

Twin Forks Chorus

Our chorus was chartered with Sweet Adeline's International over 40 years ago and we have been singing in and around the Greater Grand Forks area since then. We have even performed in Washington, DC and sang at the World War II Memorial in 2004.

We are an active chorus of 20+ members ranging from their 20s into their 80s each with a variety of talents and careers. Rehearsals are always open to guests and interested singers. Membership is open year round in all voice parts. Musical selections range from traditional to contemporary and everything in-between.

Twin Mountain Tonesmen

The original San Angelo chapter formed in 1955, but went inactive after a few years. The chapter was reactivated in 1970-71 and was named the Twin Mountain Tonesmen. After a couple of years, the chapter went inactive again until it was reactivated in 1979. Since that time, the chapter has had slow but steady growth and today has an active membership of approximately 20-40 men.

Beginning in the late 1980's, the chorus began winning Society-sponsored contests at both the Division level (West Texas area) and the Southwestern District level (Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arkansas, and Louisiana). As of 2001, the chorus has won the Division I contest numerous times, placed second in the new Southwest Division contest and has won the Southwestern District Small Chorus competition a record five times.

Twin Ports Choral Project

Twin Ports Choral Project inspires, engages, and educates audiences by sharing innovative and informed choral music performances.

Celebrating its ninth season, the Twin Ports Choral Project sings to inspire, engage, and educate audiences by sharing innovative and informed choral music performances in Northern Minnesota. Twin Ports Choral Project encourages meaningful choral collaboration in the Twin Ports area. Highlights of these collaborations include performances of J.S. Bach's Actus tragicus and the revival of Sister Martina Hughes' The Highwayman with the The College of St. Scholastica's Early Music Orchestra and choirs; performances with the Lake Superior Chamber Orchestra; and an annual collaboration with Duluth East High School.

Two Rivers Chorale

Two Rivers Chorale (TRC) is a versatile Minneapolis/St. Paul community choir based in Ramsey County, comprised of skilled and seasoned amateur singers representing the rich choral heritage of the upper Midwest. Founded in 1998 by Bruce Phelps, and led by artistic director and conductor Timothy Sawyer since 2004, Two Rivers Chorale seeks to enhance and expand the tradition of Minnesota choral excellence in the Twin Cities and beyond. TRC accomplishes this through masterful performances of quality choral literature, which provide inspiring musical experiences for both members and audiences.

Tyler Civic Chorale

UC Berkeley Shape Note

Una Voce Chamber Choir

Una Voce traces its origins to the critically acclaimed Vox Nova Chamber Choir, which concluded its ninth concert season in June, 2018. When founding Director Shannon Chase decided to pursue other opportunities, the Vox Nova singers quickly reorganized as Una Voce Chamber Choir. Its Board of Directors then appointed twenty year veteran choral conductor Virgil Bozeman IV as the choir's first Artistic Director.

Una Voce performs mostly a cappella. Occasionally its programs include solo and ensemble instrumentalists. While not neglecting choral favorites, the choir specializes in intimate chamber music that employs complex chords, multiple rhythms, and elegant dissonances. Its auditioned members, many of whom are trained performers, music educators and professional choir directors, live in mid coast, central and southern Maine.

Una Vocis Choral Ensemble

Una Vocis began with Artistic Director Dennis Lee's vision of a mixed voice choir of such sonority that it was worthy of the name "One of Voice." Una Vocis has grown from 28 singers in March 2005 to the current 39 members, many of whom hail from area towns as small as a couple hundred citizens. Una Vocis challenges its members' musical talents and fosters a supportive community among its singers; it is an important creative outlet for members whose occupations range from farmer to physician and from music educator to stay-at-home mom. Una Vocis performs two major concerts each season and has been guest choir four times for the annual Iowa Choral Directors Association Summer Symposium.

Unaccompanied Minors

We are a competing a cappella chorus that participates in conventions and contests each year. The purpose of these conventions is to educate members in the performance of the craft, bring together choruses and quartets to see the best perform and encourage an atmosphere of friendship and camaraderie.

Youth from Central Florida are invited to join Unaccompanied Minors and, after an audition process (online submission), will receive two barbershop songs to learn on their own. We will have monthly rehearsals to balance, clean and develop interpretation of our music.

UNC Vocal Jazz Ensembles

The award-winning jazz ensembles at the University of Northern Colorado offer students performance opportunities in big bands, combos, vocal jazz groups, and Latin jazz. With over 30 years of history, UNC's jazz ensembles have earned numerous accolades, including: More than 90 Downbeat Student Music Awards, GRAMMY nomination for the album Hot IV by Vocal Jazz Iand Numerous performances at national and international conferences including IAJE, Midwest Band, and others. More than 150 students participate in jazz ensembles. Although the groups are comprised primarily of music majors, they are open to all students by audition. Placement auditions are held at the beginning of the fall semester.

Uncommon

As its name suggests, Uncommon isn't just another contemporary a cappella group. Hailing from Richmond, Virginia, this eclectic semi-professional septet draws inspiration from RVA's legendary indie music scene to create a vocal sound all its own. Since its founding in September 2013, Uncommon has performed at a wide variety of venues and events including the U.S. military base at Fort Lee, Richmond's Valentine Museum, and SingStrong DC's ACA-IDOL competition. The group's debut single "Sally I Can See You" (featuring the original lineup) will be available on Loudr and iTunes in early 2016.

Undivided Musical Group

With ten years of musical career, four albums, a Latin Grammy nomination, six CARA nominations and two awards this year 2010 for best religious album and best song of religion, among other numerous awards, combined with thousands of records sold worldwide, the charismatic and cheerful style Undivided continues to conquer hearts in the U.S. and Latin America.

Undivided is a vocal group made up of six young people who play music a cappella style. Breaking the language barrier, playing their songs in Spanish, English and Portuguese. The group enjoys a variety of musical influences such as gospel, R & B, Jazz, Pop, Reggae, Rock, Salsa, Merengue and other Latin fusions are achieved by the skill and facility to play music with their voices.

These young people are not satisfied with what they have achieved, but are always looking for innovative and different ways to reinvent his style within the genre a cappella, a feature that allowed you to excel as one of the best vocal groups in the world. These young people have a musical talent that not only captures the ear with modern harmonies and musical arrangements, but they combine their voices with the visual aspect to provide a show without boundaries.

Unforgettables

Founded in 2011, this New York City choir provides a venue for those with dementia and their families to make music and enjoy time together.

Unistus Chamber Choir

Unistus Chamber Choir, founded in 1999, is a select choral ensemble of musicians who are bound together by their commitment to promoting peace, love and harmony through the performance of various styles of music.

The Estonian word "unistus" is roughly translated to mean day dream or fantasy. The dream of Unistus Chamber Choir is to exemplify peaceful solutions to prejudice, bigotry, greed, hatred and violence through the art of singing.

It is our solemn belief that only good can come from pursuing one's heartfelt dreams in a musical environment of mutual honor and respect. It gives us great honor and joy to be able to share this music and these dreams with people near and far.

United Girls' Choir

United Choir School (UCS) provides life-changing music education, leadership training, and performance opportunities for students of all ages.Through programs and ensembles such as United Girls' Choir, Elm City Girls' Choir, and ChoralKeys, UCS cultivates leadership, musicianship, confidence, empathy, and professionalism in a welcoming and inclusive environment. Faculty and students collaborate as colleagues to maintain a culture of kindness, integrity, trust, and respect.

The mission of UCS is to empower students to realize their full musical and personal potential!

Unity on the Bay Choir

Unity on the Bay is a spiritual community offering practical spiritual teachings that help you live an abundant meaningful life.

University of Louisville Cardinal Singers

The University of Louisville Cardinal Singers, a select chamber choir in the School of Music, were founded in 1970 under the name "University Singers" by the late William C. Lathon, former University of Louisville professor, as an outreach organization for the University. In 1980 they were appointed by then Governor Brown as Commonwealth of Kentucky "ambassadors of good will." Mr. Lathon conducted the University Singers until 1991, when Shirley Wilkinson took over leadership of the ensemble. Dr. Hatteberg became conductor of the Singers in 1997, and changed the name in 1998 to "Cardinal Singers."

The outreach mission of the Cardinal Singers continues as a focus today, and the Singers have made numerous appearances locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally, performing at community functions, official University gatherings, choral conventions, serving as a demonstration choir, and competing on the international stage. Through performances at events such as the 7 th World Symposium on Choral Music in Kyoto, Japan, the Marktoberdorf Chamber Choir Competition in Germany, and the International Choir Olympics, the Cardinal Singers have developed a remarkable international reputation.

University of Miami Chorale

We are home to the nearly 200 voice students pursuing one of the diverse undergraduate and graduate degree options in the Frost School of Music. Many additional student singers from throughout the University of Miami participate in our esteemed choral and opera programs, or they study voice as a music minor or as an elective.

University of Montana Choirs

University of Texas Chamber Singers

The UT Dallas Chamber Singers (MUSI 3385/4347) is a performing ensemble of 20-24 singers. The repertoire for the ensemble is selected from a broad range of chamber vocal literature, including both sacred and secular music spanning the Renaissance to the contemporary periods of music history and modern jazz arrangements. The ensemble performs regularly on campus, including performances at Best of Broadway, the Renaissance Faire, the Annual Holiday Sing during the fall semester, and in concert as a Jazz Singers Ensemble in the spring semester. The UT Dallas Chamber Singers collaborate with many other ensembles on campus, including the Jazz Ensemble, Guitar Ensemble and Dance Ensemble. They also perform on the Fall and Spring Arts Festivals every semester. In the spring, the Chamber Singers join the UT Dallas Community Chorale for a choral concert of large works with orchestra.

University of Utah Singers

The internationally acclaimed University of Utah Singers recently returned from a triumphant concert tour of France and Spain where they were the Winners of the European Grand Prix Conspirare is a dynamic ensemble of professional singers from around the country. Led by renowned conductor Craig Hella Johnson, Conspirare brings together outstanding vocal artistry and great music to inspire passion, sensitivity and playfulness. Conspirare combines the classics with contemporary works taking the audience on a journey of innovative sound, colorful images and thought- provoking literature. Formed in 1991 as The New Texas Festival, Conspirare began as an annual spring festival, and moved to a year round concert season in 1999.

Up to Something

These four have been Up to Something since July of 2015. They have a combined total of over 60 years experience as members of Sweet Adelines Intl and are all members of the Northwest Harmony Chorus. It wasn't long before they agreed that comedy was the way to go for them. They are not your "typical" quartet and have been known to do parodies and things just a little out of the ordinary. The received the the Audience Choice Award for most entertaining quartet at the 2017 and 2018 North by Northwest Region 13 competition. They placed 8th in the 2018 All Northwest Barbershop Contest. Their name fits them well. Anyone that knows them will agree, always expect the unexpected because they are always Up to Something!

Upper Chesapeake Chorus

Upper Chesapeake Chorus is an extraordinary group of women who gather each week to celebrate the unique American art form known as Barbershop harmony. We are 2011 and 2013 Chorus Champions for Atlantic Bay-Mountain Region 19 of Sweet Adelines International and a premier performance group in Central Maryland.

Uptones

The Uptones (originally Uptown Sound) was formed by young professionals in Chicago who wanted to start an adventure in the world of contemporary a cappella. Our members come from many walks of musical life, including musical theatre, choirs, and college a cappella groups.

With humble roots in caroling around the city during the 2009 holiday season, the group got its first big break performing at a small cafee called Lincoln Perk in the summer of 2010 to a capacity crowd. The group continues to host bi-annual concerts and is currently recording their very first album.

Uptown 4

The Uptown 4 - What started out as four friends singing in their backyards has become one of the fastest-growing A Cappella quartets in the Northwest. The Uptown 4, based out of Renton, Washington, has been described as "having a natural, raw quality and talent" and "one of the best quartets in a long time." The Uptown 4 is consistently working on new music, finding ways to bring unique style and personality to their arrangements. They perform an extensive repertoire of music, spanning a range of different styles from Fifties Doo-Wop and Standards to modern-day Top 40 hits. They have performed at events and venues across the country, from Seattle, Washington, to Los Angeles, California. They were even given priority auditions at NBC's "The Sing-Off" and "America's Got Talent".

Uptown Vocal Jazz

UVJQ puts their sublime signature on the 4-part harmony jazz vocal genre. They write, arrange, and perform original music & lyrics in many styles while staying true to their jazz roots. Plus they swing the classics!

US Navy Sea Chanters

The Navy Band Sea Chanters is the United States Navy's official chorus. The ensemble performs a variety of music ranging from traditional choral music, including sea chanteys and patriotic fare, to opera, Broadway, and contemporary music. Under the leadership of Senior Chief Musician Georgina L. Todd, the Sea Chanters perform for the public throughout the United States. At home in Washington, D.C., they perform for the President, Vice President and numerous congressional, military and foreign dignitaries. In 1956, Lt. Harold Fultz, then the band's assistant leader, organized a group from the Navy School of Music to sing chanteys and patriotic songs for the State of the Nation dinner. An immediate success, Admiral Arleigh Burke, then Chief of Naval Operations, transferred them to the Navy Band, named them the Sea Chanters and tasked this all-male chorus with perpetuating the songs of the sea. In 1980, the group added women to their ranks and expanded their repertoire to include everything from Brahms to Broadway.

Utah Chamber Artists

Utah Chamber Artists, based in Salt Lake City, Utah, was established in 1991 by Music Director, Barlow Bradford. The ensemble is comprised of forty singers and forty players who together, create a balance and sonority rarely found in a combined choir and orchestra. Besides presenting the traditional and revered repertoire of the past, the group provides audiences with the finest contemporary works and regularly commissions new music. The musicians perform out of their love for great music and a genuine desire to enrich the lives of their listeners.

Utah Chamber Artists is a major artistic force along the Wasatch front in Utah, but they also enjoy a broader reputation. The choir has been heard on the national public radio program "First Art," appeared on the Mormon Tabernacle Choir's weekly broadcast, performed with Keith Lockhart and the Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra, and sung on various occasions with the Utah Symphony. Dale Warland and Paul Salamunovich have also been guest conductors during the ensemble's regular concert series. In 1996, the choir was invited to perform with the Israel Chamber Orchestra. Dr. Bradford conducted the ensembles in a concert tour of Israel that culminated in a studio recording of the John Rutter "Requiem." The choir has also toured in England and France. Recent awards include the Best of State in 2010 and the Chorus America Dale Warland Singers Commission Award.

The ensemble has recorded several compact discs. Their first, "Welcome All Wonders; A Christmas Celebration," was awarded an "Indie." from NAIRD (National Association of Independent Record Distributors & Manufacturers..) Utah Chamber Artists has just completed a second Christmas CD, "Joyous Day," which includes Barlow Bradford's innovative arrangements of familiar carols.

The choir and orchestra offer a concert season in Salt Lake City in addition to touring and recording. Their range is extensive, which is manifest by the musicians' proficiency and enjoyment in performing music from all eras. They are as equally at home with music of the Renaissance as they are with jazz and popular music. These concerts feature the choir and orchestra in tandem as well as highlighting each group separately. Under the baton of Barlow Bradford, all is imparted with mastery, artistry and insight.

Utah Choral Collective

Our community choir, Utah Choral Collective, is a harmonious melting pot of people from all ages, skill levels, and backgrounds, who come together to sing their hearts out and have a great time doing it! We believe that music is for everyone, and our mission is to make it accessible, fun and inclusive for everyone who joins us. We'll sing, laugh and make beautiful music together, whether you're a seasoned pro or a first-time singer. Let's raise our voices and spread the joy of music in our community!

Utah Voices

Utah Voices was created by a handful of dedicated, hardworking people who truly love to sing. It is the culmination of the dreams and united vision of individuals who are passionate about making music. We desire to provide a unique and fulfilling musical opportunity to those who sing with us as well as those for whom we perform.

Utah Voices rests on the fundamental principle that most people love to sing, and should have access to a place in which to sing. Utah Voices serves people in the Salt Lake Valley and surrounding areas who want to make and hear great choral music.

Members of Utah Voices love to sing and commit voluntarily to the group. We vary in skill from having no previous choral experience to having had substantial vocal training. Some of us are still learning to read music; others are practiced sight-readers. We range in age from twenty-somethings to senior citizens. We are business people, students, educators, engineers, homemakers, and retirees. We are a dedicated core of members who are enthusiastic about our mission and our choral involvement is an important priority in our lives. We give of ourselves, to each other, and to our community and feel we are richer for doing so.

UWL Choral Union

Choral Union is a community based choir sponsored by the UW-L Music Department. Singers come from all professions, including UW-L staff, alumni and students. Repertoire includes larger choral works such as Mozart's Requiem, Rutter's Gloria, Stravinsky's Symphony of Psalms, and Handel's Dixit Dominus.

Vail Chorale

When Fred Reinagel founded The Vail Chorale in 2011, his goal was simple: to create a non-auditioned community chorus that would provide an opportunity for choral music-making on Tucson's east side, welcoming singers of all ages and musical skills.

Since its inception, The Vail Chorale has been entertaining local audiences with Fall and Spring concerts that feature musical styles for every taste. Performances have taken place at various locations including Empire and Cienega High Schools, the Arizona Senior Academy, and the Del Webb Lodge at Rancho del Lago.

Chorale members have included high school students as well as adults of all ages, who have found that the intergenerational experience has added to the fun of singing together. Concert attendees have remarked at the obvious enjoyment and enthusiasm that comes across to the audience.

The Community Chorale sponsored by the Vail School District, the School District currently provides rehearsal space at Cienega High School.

Vallee de Croix Chorus

In 1982, a gathering of women met to organize a small community chorus in Stillwater, Minnesota. One year later, the Vallee de Croix Chorus was established as members of Sweet Adelines International (SAI), a worldwide organization of women singers committed to advancing the musical art form of barbershop harmony through education, competition and performance.

The Vallee de Croix has traveled together sharing our love of music and friendship both near and far. We've performed in many locations including Phoenix, Detroit, Columbus, Winnipeg and Innsbruck, Austria. Closer to home, we perform for local festivals and fairs, at the Como Park Pavilion and the Old Historic Courthouse in Stillwater. We sing at area churches while church choirs are on summer break and at area senior living centers and nursing homes. During the holiday season, we perform at an annual holiday show and go caroling at local businesses.

While Stillwater is our home base, our members come from many areas of the St Croix Valley and Twin Cities area including Scandia, Somerset, Baldwin, Saint Paul, White Bear, Woodbury and beyond. With members ranging in age from 21 to 84, the chorus offers a real intergenerational experience. Musical experience among members varies, and as a SAI chapter, the chorus focuses on music education and personal development

Vallejo Choral Society

Established in the summer of 1917, the Vallejo Choral Society (VCS) is one of the oldest musical organizations in the San Francisco Bay Area and the oldest community-based non-professional choir in California. The VCS, or as it was originally called the Vallejo Municipal Chorus, gave its first performance on December 9, 1917 in San Francisco in a joint concert with the San Francisco Municipal Orchestra.

Valley Chamber Chorale

Valley Chamber Chorale members are talented singers committed to a high standard of performance. Just as our concerts display a dynamic diversity in programming and instrumentation, so do our singers reflect marvelous variety.

Our members are educators and students, physicians and attorneys, stay-at-home moms, clergy, pilots, corporate executives and professional musicians. Some have sung with the Chorale for more than 30 years - some have sung just a year.

Chorale members tend to be actively involved in the community and sing with the group as a way to share the gift of music with our St. Croix Valley audiences. There are those who travel as far as 40 miles and some who walk down the block to meet for our Monday night rehearsals. The group is very welcoming toward new members.

Valley Choral Society

The Valley Choral Society is comprised of singers from throughout the greater Sacramento, California valley and foothill area. The mission of the Valley Choral Society is to break down barriers and create a common bond by performing music that elevates the human soul and brings God's light to the community. The Fall concert series traditionally features Part I of the Messiah and beautifully arranged Christmas carols. A mixture of contemporary and classical work is featured during the spring concert series.

Valley Chorale

Based in the Silicon Valley of California since 1968, the Valley Chorale performs 15-20 concerts per year -- everything from sacred & classical music to mini versions of Broadway musicals! Twenty to thirty singers are chosen by audition. Strong emphasis is placed on voice production for the best possible blend and ensemble sound. A portion of the memorized program is sung a cappella, to feature the beauty of the human voice. Musical growth for singers is a priority goal in an atmosphere of pleasant camaraderie. The group's special charm is its warmth and enthusiasm.

Valley Chords Chorus

The Valley Chords is a diverse group of women from all walks of life who get together for their mutual love of music, learning, and fun. We are navigating life through a pandemic to our favorite tunes

Valley Chordsmen

Our men's Barbershop Chorus has been active since 1947 in the Waterbury Derby area because we love to sing and want to continue the tradition of Barbershop

Valley Chorus

Established in 1955, The Valley Chorus is a non-profit music association comprised of non-professional singers assembled for the purpose of performing a wide variety of musical repertoire celebrating all genres, styles and cultures of vocal literature while providing an educational opportunity for its members to develop proper vocal skills and perform in vocal concert settings.

Valley Concert Chorale

For over 50 years, Valley Concert Chorale is the Tri-Valley's premier chorus. Under the direction of John Emory Bush, the Chorale offers a variety of musical performances to serve the diverse musical tastes of its audiences. This auditoned chorus is an all-volunteer, non-profit chorale that receives financial support from grants, ticket sales, membership dues, and donations.

Our Mission: To engage audiences in the transforming power of music by sharing our passion and joy in live performance. We are dedicated to excellence in singing choral music of all genres, nurturing the next generation of singers, and supporting musical endeavors in our Tri-Valley community.

The Chorale performs three concert sets each seaon, beginning with their annual holiday concerts, primarily in Pleasanton and Livermore, but have also performed in other Bay Area cities such as San Francisco, Fremont, Hayward and Walnut Creek. Over the years, the Chorale has performed many choral masterpieces such as Mozart's Requiem, Handel's Messiah, Mendelssohn's Elijah, Faure's Requiem, Brahms' Requiem and Orff's Carmina Burana. Other works include that of composers from all musical periods: Tallis, Purcell, Laurdisen, Whitacre, and Bernstein to name a few. But the Chorale also performs lighter music such as pop, folk and jazz.

Valley Forge Chorus

Valley Harmony Singers

Formed in 1959 as the Reseda Chapter, the San Fernando Valley Chapter has sustained over 50 years of continuous operation in the San Fernando Valley. Our name was changed in 1977 to the Valleyaires, when membership expanded to all communities in the Valley and nearby communities throughout northern and western Los Angeles County.

As of 2019, we became an "all inclusive" mixed chorus of men and women whose members range in age from the teens to the 80's. Members come from various life styles and occupations, but all come together with a love of barbershop-style 4 part harmony, singing various music in the Barbershop Style. We have a strong sense of camaraderie that creates a warm bonding relationship with one another.

The Valley Harmony Singers is a 13-time Champion of the Southern California West Division of the Barbershop Harmony Society, claiming this title in 1971, 77, 78, 80, 81, 86, 87, 91, 92, 93, 2001 and 2006.. It ranks as one of the top competitive choruses in the strong Far Western District. In 1986, we became the first Los Angeles area chorus to win the Far Western District title, and earned the right to represent the district in the International Competition in Hartford, Ct. where we were judged 9th best in the world.

Valley Jazz Voices

Valley Jazz Voices (VJV) brings together singers and audiences who are passionate about jazz vocal music.

Directed by Jeff Olmsted, VJV performs a rich and diverse repertoire in four part harmony, drawing from swing, bebop, cool, Brazilian and pop-inspired jazz arrangements. Based in Northampton, Massachusetts, Valley Jazz Voices is the longest-running community jazz vocal ensemble in Western Mass, starting in 2014.

Valley Jazz Voices welcomes singers of all genders, ages and abilities, including seasoned professionals, aspiring students and dedicated amateurs.

The ensemble typically performs three times per season accompanied by a professional jazz trio at Western Mass. jazz venues, First Night Northampton and senior residences. The group of 25 to 30 singers of all genders hail from up and down Western Massachusetts and even from Connecticut.

Valley Jazz Voices has generated great enthusiasm from audiences and the jazz community, as it fills an important need for jazz singers and audiences in the Western Mass. region.

Valley of the Moon Chamber Ensemble

The Valley of the Moon Chamber Ensemble (VOMCE) was conceived by the five "founding members" of the Ensemble (Brian Sebastian, Sheila Whitney, Shannon Howlett, Jerome Smith, and Greg Grabow) during an informal Christmas party at Brian's home in 2006. Over the course of the following year, the concept grew and singers were added, rounding out the Ensemble with eight voices - two on each part.

VOMCE gave its debut performance in December 2007, singing a Christmas concert at the Sonoma Valley Museum of Art as a benefit for the museum. It was a smashing success. Since then, the group has evolved, increasing its membership to 16 voices, deepening technical and artistic performances, and gaining notoriety in the community and a loyal and enthusiastic audience. With an embrace of 500 years of a capella classical choral repertoire, VOMCE has performed a holiday and a Spring program every year since. In July 2016 VOMCE continued to break new ground with its first-ever summer pop-up concert at Madrone Vineyard Estates in Glen Ellen. As with every concert since 2007, VOMCE donates the concert proceeds to local charitable arts programs through its collaboration with the Sonoma Community Center.

VOMCE has also been honored to perform privately, including for San Francisco's prestigious Francisca Club; the Sonoma Valley Fund at Rick and Renee Dellar's wine cave in 2010; and at a wedding mass at St. Francis Solano Roman Catholic Church in 2011. In May 2012 we were privileged to perform original choral works by our accompanist emeritus John Burke at the retrospective concert celebrating his achievements, at Trinity Episcopal Church. In 2014 and 2015 we were honored to perform for the Sonoma International Film Festival dinner. And at our 10th Spring concert we were honored to perform the world premier of Bradley Ellingboe's "The Reason For My Song".

Valley Shore Acappella

We have had a renaissance in our chorus in the past three years! Singing harmony is a fantastic way to spend your spare time. We have learned so much to improve our voice production quality and voice blending. We've also expanded our song choices...some non-traditional barbershop, modern and fun, innovative tunes! As a group, we have much to offer you if you love singing! This is an incredibly enjoyable hobby!

Valley Villagers Choir

Valley Women's Ensemble

Valley Women's Ensemble is a local Phoenix choir that performs across Arizona. We are made up of talented and experienced singers who have a passion for music and the performing arts.

Vanderbilt Community Chorus

The Vanderbilt Community Chorus was formed in the spring of 2000 and has been actively performing and advancing choral artistry ever since.

We are comprised of singers from all over the greater Nashville community. Some are affiliated with Vanderbilt University, some are not. We all share a love of singing as well as a thirst for the choral experience that we enjoy in a group of this size and ability. Our programs are just as likely to showcase J.S. Bach as they are Stephen Sondheim, Jake Runestad or Moses Hogan.

We typically perform two or three concerts per season and members are auditioned by the director in August and sometimes at other times of the year. While we usually perform on campus, we embarked upon our first-ever European tour to Germany, Austria, and the Czech Republic in May of 2017 and plan to tour internationally on a regular basis.