Female Childrens Chorus

Based in Fort Worth, TX

The Texas Girls' Choir was founded in 1962 by Shirley Thompson Carter, who had a dream of starting a choir with the belief that excellence of music could develop children's lives. Our choir started with 16 girls and one choir level, and has grown today to an annual membership of over 200 girls and six choir levels, as well as two Bell Choirs.

In 1973 the Texas Girls' Choir purchased a permanent home at 4449 Camp Bowie Boulevard. Many citizens rallied to help pay for the 33,000 square foot structure, which includes a concert and recital hall, classrooms, kitchen and Bistro, and several office spaces.

The Texas Girls' Choir has traveled all over the world performing in major concert halls, schools, Universities, Embassies, Churches, and on national and international television. We have performed on the famous stages of Carnegie Hall, The Kennedy Center and before royalty. The choir has been a featured musical group at the White House in Washington, D. C. seven times.

Since 1962, we have worked to provide a place where little girls can be just that - a little girl. In today's society, a young girl can struggle with many issues and pressures of everyday life. Here at the Texas Girls' Choir, we strive to provide girls with a safe haven, somewhere they can be themselves while developing into strong, confident, motivated, and independent women. We have visited over 55 countries and 6 continents, bringing joy and love to all through music. The Texas Girls' Choir continues to empower girls through exceptional music, etiquette, leadership and social programs. We believe in developing future female world leaders that will leave their mark on the world.

Founded - 1962.  

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