Capital Chordsmen

The Capitol Chordsmen Chorus is an acappella Men's Chorus in Madison, Wisconsin, with origins tracing back to 1945. Capitol Chordsmen is a chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society, the premier a cappella musical organization in the world.

Capital City Chorus

We are a women's chorus, singing a cappella (without instruments) music in the barbershop style. Capital City is a chapter of Sweet Adelines International based in the greater Indianapolis, IN area.

We perform in various venues throughout the central Indiana area and compete in Sweet Adelines competitions as part of Harmony Heartland Region 4 which encompasses parts of Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia, Tennessee, and Alabama.

Capital Hearings

Bringing together repertoire from many diverse traditions, The Capital Hearings illuminate commonalities between songs of all styles, from all eras - and the communities that birthed them.

Our genre-busting mission unites complex jazz, transcendent global and classical music, and dynamic modern hits into a thought-provoking message. The Capital Hearings break down barriers and prompt our audiences to build new bridges of understanding.

Capital Pride Singers

he Capital Pride Singers was formed in January 1995 by a group of people who responded to a call in The Community newsletter. CPS was organized as a program of the Capital District Gay and Lesbian Community Council. From that small group of 19, CPS has grown to over 50 members. It is one of only a few mixed (male and female) gay choruses in the country. Recently, CPS has become its own not-for-profit organization.

Capital Singers of Trenton

Capital Singers of Trenton is a semi-professional community group of mixed voices under the direction of Vinroy D. Brown, Jr. Their primary mission is to promote the art of choral singing and to serve as goodwill ambassadors for the city of Trenton.

Capitaland Chorus

Capitol City Chorus

The CCC is a non-profit organization which exists to encourage the art of choral singing while helping to serve those in the Greater Olympia, Washington community. Centered around standard choral repertoire, we believe in improving the musicianship and abilities of our singers, as well as providing free concerts to the community. We welcome all to our concerts, and we welcome all to audition and sing. We do not discriminate based on age, race, ethnicity, creed, color, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, or the presence of any sensory, mental, or physical disability.

Capitol Hill Chorale

Founded by longtime Capitol Hill resident Parker Jayne, the Chorale is a 100-member ensemble attracting singers from Capitol Hill and the entire metropolitan area.It is characterized by camaraderie, community spirit, and commitment to musical excellence.

Since its first program on Friday, December 11th, 1993 at the Capitol HillPresbyterian Church, the Chorale has sung over 60 programs, covering a wide repertoire from the Bach St. John Passion, the Brahms Requiem, and other major works in the classical choral canon to works by early music masters, contemporary composers, and other genres of choral literature. The Chorale also has a strong tradition of performing major works of the Orthodox liturgy, including works by Paliashvili, Rachmaninoff, and Tchaikovsky. The Chorale has also expressed its lighter side with the sell-out Jazzy Christmas program in 2011, in its third collaboration with the David Jellema Quartet. Other collaborators include the Capital CitySymphony, Jacqueline Horner-Kwiatek of Anonymous4, and composer Kevin Siegfried.

Capitolaires

The Sacramento Capitolaires is one of the original barbershop chapters on the west coast, having been founded more than 60 years ago. The Capitolaires received their charter from the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing In America, Inc.

Cappella Cantorum

On Palm Sunday, March 22, 1970, Cappella Cantorum performed its first concert, Franz Schubert's Mass No. 6 in E flat major (D. 950) at Valley Regional High School in Deep River with 51 singers and an amateur orchestra. In its early days, the chorus performed at various locales throughout Connecticut.

Since then, Cappella Cantorum MasterWorks Chorus has performed over fifty different choral masterworks, both sacred and secular, ranging from Johann Sebastian Bach's Mass in B minor (BWV 232) to Carl Orff's Carmina Burana to great opera choruses to Christmas music, continuing to delight audiences with two major choral concert productions each year, one in early December and one in early Spring.

Cappella Clausura

An ensemble of voices and early music instruments in Boston whose goal is to research and bring to light works written by women from the 8th century to the present day.

Cappella Clausura's name honors the extraordinary body of music written by cloistered nuns of 17th century Italy who, in the language of the time, were said to be "in clausura:" covered, hidden away, segregated from public life. These gifted and musically educated individuals-such as Raffaella Aleotti, Chiara Cozzolani, Bianca Maria Meda, Caterina Assandra and Sulpitia Cesis-became our first historical community of recognized women composers. Cappella Clausura has performed and recorded their music with dedication, and will continue to do so. And we take the name "Clausura" as a metaphor for the cultural obstacles faced by women composers throughout history.

Cappella Festiva Chamber Choir

Cappella Romana

Cappella Romana is a professional vocal ensemble that performs early and contemporary sacred classical music in the Christian traditions of East and West. The ensemble is known especially for its presentations and recordings of medieval Byzantine chant (the Eastern sibling of Gregorian chant), Greek and Russian Orthodox choral works, and other sacred music that expresses the historic traditions of a unified Christian inheritance.

Cappella Romana brings to life music that meets a deep human need, not only to belong and to have a shared creative experience, but to feel the full range of ethical, emotional, and spiritual effect as expressed through music. We strive to give an experience that allows you, our audience, to feel a sheer joy that cannot be contained by mere words, but through the ineffable sounds of the human voice in song.

Cappella SF

The mission of Cappella SF is to perform and record a cappella choral repertoire of all periods, to bring to life the vast riches of a cappella choral literature through fine artistry, to contribute to the cultural life of the Bay Area community, and to cultivate the musical education of the chorus and its audience, including educational outreach to students and young people to help them discover the joy of singing and hearing a cappella choral music.

Capriccio Columbus

Capriccio Columbus is an adult choir of 75 accomplished vocalists, delighting audiences with a vast array of music sung in beautiful, acoustically rich venues. Whether your taste runs toward classics, jazz, sacred works or the Great American Songbook, a Capriccio Columbus concert will remind you why you love music. Founded in 2007, Capriccio has presented its own full seasons and performed in collaboration with the Mansfield Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, the Central Ohio Symphony, and the Ohio State University Orchestra, Chorale and Symphonic Choir.

Carduus

Since 2016, Carduus (formerly the Carr Consort) has brought top-level performances of early and modern acapella music to Boston audiences. Hailed by the Boston Musical Intelligencer as "...(expressive and emotional)..." for their performance of music by Ives and Gesualdo, the ensemble is quickly establishing itself as a formidable performing force of early and modern vocal chamber music.

Carduus' mission is to bring vivid performances of often unheard works, and to introduce lesser performed composers into the canon of unconducted chamber choir repertoire. Concerts have included music by Josquin, Ligeti, Tallis, Howells, Victoria, Ives, Gesualdo, Hindman, Dufay, Martin, de la Rue, Messiaen, Moody, Bouque, and Hiser.

Founding members of Carduus met at New England Conservatory, and maintains a relationship with the school. Carduus performs in Jordan Hall in collaboration with NEC's Contemporary Ensemble, and as part of the "NEC Opens its Doors" series. They have coached with NEC's John Heiss, and performed in masterclass with Scott Metcalfe and members of Blue Heron.

The word "Carduus" means "thistle" in Latin. We feel that it captures our range of musical affects: from beautiful to a little bit edgy. We identify with the fact that it is not expressly religious, but can be tied in with religious concepts very easily. And we enjoy the varied symbolism it has held throughout the ages, how this one symbol has meant different things to different groups of people.

Carillon Women's Chorus

The Carillon Women's Chorus is an auditioned group of female singers from Northern Rhode Island and neighboring Massachusetts communities. Now in its 24th year, the group hosts two major concerts a year and performs at many other local events. We rehearse on Sunday evenings in Lincoln, RI and welcome women ages 16 and beyond. The chorus is not church-affiliated, and our varied repertoire ranges from classical to folk, gospel to contemporary. Vocal technique, diction, sight-singing, and musicianship are the focus of our weekly rehearsals

Caritas Chamber Chorale

Based in central New Jersey, Caritas Chamber Chorale was founded by BARBARA SANDERMAN in 2005 for the purpose of presenting a series of concerts of a cappella sacred music to raise funds for the Adorno Fathers' St. Francis Caracciolo Mission, Democratic Republic of Congo, Africa. Since then, the Chorale has continued to support the African Mission. As of 2011, funds have specifically been dedicated to the the Mission's Gianni Diurni Primary School in Goma, DRC.

The name Caritas Chamber Chorale was chosen to reflect the group's desire to emulate the greatest of the Christian virtues: love. (The Latin term caritas is translated "charity" or "love.") The singers, who come from various communities and faith traditions, are united in their shared love of choral singing and their desire to aid those in need.

The founder and director of the group, Barbara Sanderman, has a long history of supporting the African Mission through music and in other ways. Ms. Sanderman was assisted in developing the Chorale by WAYNE DIETTERICK and STAN SZALEWICZ. Mr. Dietterick also serves as Composer in Residence and Assistant Conductor for Caritas.

Carmel Bach Festival Chorus

The Carmel Bach Festival (CBF) began in 1935 as a four-day series of concerts at the Sunset School Auditorium and the Carmel Mission Basilica. Over the years, it grew to a two-week celebration of concerts, recitals, master classes, lectures, and open rehearsals in July. The Festival's mission is to celebrate the works, inspiration and ongoing influence of Johann Sebastian Bach worldwide by immersing audiences in a festival experience integrating music, education and ideas. Under the leadership of Music Director and Conductor Paul Goodwin and Executive Director Steve Friedlander, the organization offers innovative artistic programming.

Our Mission is to celebrate the works, inspiration, and ongoing influence of J.S.Bach worldwide by immersing audiences in a festival experience integrating music, education and ideas, and by meaningful community engagement throughout the year. Our Vision is to be a world class festival of music and ideas transcending the traditional boundaries of performance and presentation, both at the Festival and in communities, and to provide fresh musical contexts that spark the imagination, stimulate the mind and enrich people's lives in multi-faceted ways.

Carmina

CARMINA (Latin for "poetry" or "songs"), now a men's choir after performing for twenty years as a mixed ensemble, remains devoted to exploring the diverse musical styles of the Middle Ages through the Baroque. Since its debut in 1998 the group has performed regularly in the Washington area, making appearances at such venues as the National Gallery of Art, Washington National Cathedral, National Presbyterian Church, Anderson House, and the German Embassy. Carmina often presents joint concerts with other local ensembles: partners have included Armonia Nova, the Bach Sinfonia, the Capitol Hill Chorale, and Ensemble Gaudior.

Carmina has been praised by both The Washington Post and The Baltimore Sun, which noted the group's "gorgeous tonal balance." In 2002, Washingtonian magazine included Carmina in its list of "Good arts groups you might not know about." The same year Carmina won a special grant for new and emerging artistic organizations from the Virginia Commission for the Arts, which helped fund its performances of the medieval miracle play The Son of Getron.

Carolina Catholic Chorale

"Founded in 2013, the Carolina Catholic Chorale is dedicated to performing music, chiefly of the Roman Catholic tradition, in primarily liturgical settings. Although the choir welcomes all lovers of sacred music, it enjoys a special mission to Catholic musicians in acquainting them with the great ongoing choral and instrumental music that is their heritage."

Carolina Concert Choir

Carolina Concert Choir is an auditioned chorus in Hendersonville, North Carolina.

Carolina Harmony Chorus

Carolina Liturgical Chorale

Carolina Master Chorale

The Carolina Master Chorale is recognized as the premiere symphonic chorus in the region covering northeast South Carolina and southeast North Carolina and is the oldest community singing organization in the area surrounding Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

The Mission of the Carolina Master Chorale is to promote the choral art, present exceptional performances of choral music, enhance arts education, and enrich the cultural lives of our members, audiences, and the coastal Carolina community.

Carolina Style Chorus

The Carolina Style Chorus is a women's chorus specializing in performing four-part, a cappella music in the barbershop style. We provide opportunities for women to learn and sing and attain individual growth in an atmosphere of friendship and fun. Our goal is to be recognized for musical excellence and to share our talents with our audiences.

Carolina Voices

Founded as the Charlotte Choral Society in 1953 and renamed in 2000, Carolina Voices has been giving voice to the human experience for more than 64 years. Known first and foremost for The Singing Christmas Tree, Carolina Voices has grown from modest beginnings into a choral arts organization embracing three vocal ensembles and performing a variety of music that is unequaled in the Charlotte community.

During each season, Carolina Voices produce concerts, workshops, educational opportunities and special events which touch thousands of adults and children in the diverse Charlotte Metrolina area. What really sets Carolina Voices apart is the extraordinary spirit of its volunteer singers who provide their talent, time and energy to share their passion for song with others.

With a rich legacy - and even more exciting vision for the future - Carolina Voices is proud to provide a dynamic resource for those in greater the Charlotte area who wish to sing as well as for those who enjoy listening.

Carolyn Eynon Singers

Carolyn Eynon Singers is a 24-voice choral ensemble from Scottsdale, Arizona that specializes in performing the works of North American composers.

It is the endeavor and vision of the Carolyn Eynon Singers to provide live choral performances of the highest level and artistic standard, for the inspiration and enjoyment of both audiences and performers.

The Carolyn Eynon Singers is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Founded in 2007, CES has achieved resounding success in a very short time, due to the dedication of its members, and superb community support.

Carson City Chamber Singers

The Carson Chamber Singers, was founded in 1985 by Judy Monson as a performing group of the Carson City Symphony Association and was conducted by Michael Langham from 2012 to 2019. They were conducted by Bill Belcher from 2019 to 2020. They have sung at several venues in Carson City, and in Reno, Virginia City, Minden, Genoa, Fallon, and Sacramento. They participated with the Symphony in the national 2000 Continental Harmony project, and sang at opening ceremonies for the 2005 Nevada Legislature, the 2006 National VFW Convention, and the 2007 and 2017 National American Legion Conventions. In 2010, Carson Chamber Singers premiered The Stars Above The Hill by David Dickau, commissioned in celebration of their twenty-fifth season. They have presented concerts in memory of Sandy Hook School victims, participated in the Northern Nevada American Guild of Organists' choir festival in Reno, and performed Artown concerts with the St. Cecilia Choir at Trinity Episcopal Church in Reno.

Cartoon Johnny

Cartoon Johnny is an energetic vocal band that pushes the limits of traditional a cappella. Drawing on influences from classic soul to modern alternative, they've crafted an exciting sound that is often mistaken for an instrumental band - but it's all vocal.

Based in the Washington DC area, Cartoon Johnny performs a variety of sure-fire audience favorites and their own original music, bringing audiences to their feet show after show. They are two-time National Harmony Sweepstakes finalsists, winning the title for the Mid-Atlantic Region in 2005, and in New York in 2009.

Cartoon Johnny has shared the stage with some of the best in a cappella and beyond. Highlights include headlining ACappellaFest Detroit in 2010, and performing with Marvin Hamlisch in his Christmas special at the Kennedy Center in 2008. Hamlisch invited the group to join him for his July 4th concerts in San Diego in 2009.

Cascade Chorus

The Cascade Chorus is a performing group based in Eugene, Oregon specializing in the barbershop sound. We are members of the Evergreen District of the Barbershop Harmony Society.

We strive for musical excellence, while retaining a sense of fellowship and fun. The chorus has a rich history in the Eugene-Springfield area, and continues to be one of the finest singing groups in Oregon.

Cascade Foothills Chorale

The Cascade Foothills Chorale is an adult choir which began as a group of community members who gathered to provide music at the 1976 Bi-Centennial celebration of a local church. The group began as BECCO (Buckley, Enumclaw Community Choral Organization) and was later called Northwest ECCO (Enumclaw Community Choral Organization).

Now known as Cascade Foothills Chorale (CFC), the chorus continues a strong sense of tradition and community. CFC performs concerts semi-annually in spring and winter and enjoys bringing music to our listeners by giving additional performances throughout our community

Cascade Harmony Chorus

Award-winning chorus singing four-part a cappella close harmonies. Women from all walks of life who love to sing, from the age of 18-80+ are welcome to visit and audition.

Cascadian Chorale

Founded in 1964, Cascadian Chorale is a Bellevue-based, mixed-voice chamber choir dedicated to the performance and promotion of fine choral music. The Chorale's membership comprises forty of the greater Seattle area's most skilled choral singers. Since 2008, Cascadian Chorale has been conducted by its Artistic Director, Gary D. Cannon. The Chorale regularly performs some of the most engaging and challenging works for chamber choir, ranging from Renaissance madrigals to Bach motets to new premieres. Cascadian Chorale performs in respected venues throughout the greater Seattle area.

Casulana

Casulana celebrates the female voice and its power to inspire and culturally enrich the lives of audience and participants through artistic and educational programs that present high-quality choral music.

Cat's Pajamas Vocal Band

The Cat's Pajamas are a five person a cappella group that has been touring around the world since 2005 and have recently been featured on Next Great American Band, America's Got Talent and season 3 of NBC's The Sing-Off. Founded by Brian Skinner, The Cat's Pajamas entered the national spotlight when they placed in the top 10 while performing their Oreo Cookie Jingle for Randy Jackson. After years of performing on Celebrity, Norwegian, Royal Caribbean, Holland America, Oceania, and Disney cruise ships as guest entertainers, The Cat's Pajamas have performed over 200 shows per year at the Andy Williams Moon River Theatre and Music City Centre Theatre in Branson, MO. They also perform at colleges and high schools across the Midwest as part of their Music In Schools tour. To date, The Cat's Pajamas have raised over $120,000 for music education programs across the country.

Catch 22

Catch 22 is a vocal band that specializes in "your dad's favorite rock songs." The members met through their work in other vocal groups in the North Carolina area and began singing together in 2012. Catch 22 focuses on fun, entertaining songs - songs you would find yourself singing along to on the radio.

Cathedral Choir

The choir of Holy Trinity Cathedral is led by our choir director, Reader Stephen (Robert) Parent, and meets downstairs before the Divine Liturgy every Sunday morning at 9:30 to rehearse. If you have any questions or would like to join the choir. Please speak with Bob before or after any service.

Cathedral Choirs of St. Philip

Cathedral Choral Society

The Cathedral Choral Society is the resident symphonic chorus at Washington National Cathedral.

Cathedral of St. Joseph Parish Choir

Cathedral School for Boys Choir

A K-8 independent Episcopal school in the heart of San Francisco, Cathedral School for Boys' small size and close-knit community allows each boy to thrive and grow. Since 1957, Cathedral has raised the bar on raising boys.

Cathedrals

From 1964 through 1999, a group many cite as the finest example of Southern Gospel quartet singing ever toured the nation and the world. This section of SouthernGospelBlog.com's Reference section preserves the history of the Cathedral Quartet. Learn more about their members over the years, or about the groups they sang in before and after their Cathedral tenure. View a comprehensive discography, a list of the awards the group received, or group pictures. Or, find the lyrics to about 150 songs the Cathedrals recorded.

The Cathedral Trio-Bobby Clark, Glen Payne, and Danny Koker-was formed at the Cathedral for Tomorrow in Akron, Ohio in 1963. It started as an outgrowth of Earl and Lily Weatherford's ministry at Rex Humbard's Cathedral of Tomorrow. All of the original Cathedral members sang with the group at one point or another. George Younce sang with the Weatherfords in the 1950s; when he left the group along with several other other members, Earl Weatherford hired Armond Morales to replace him. Glen Payne joined the group at the same time.

Catholic Community Choir

Catoctones

We sing for civic, business, and private events, churches, and nursing homes. The chorus or one of our quartets will meet the needs of almost any event. We also provide Singing Valentines every year and sponsor a Men's Community Christmas Chorus that sings throughout the county during the holiday season. It is a great way to acquaint men with Barbershop Harmony.

The chorus sings in Baker Park for many festivals, and sings at the Frederick Key's games several times during baseball season. The chorus and quartets have entertained in restaurants, area malls, in other businesses and in homes all over Frederick County. The best part is that we are getting better every year!

Caveman Chorus

We're a group of 45 men from various walks of life, and varying degrees of musical experience who all enjoy singing and entertaining audiences. We have a diverse repertoire consisting of music ranging from barbershop favorites to rock-n-roll classics, jazz standards to patriotic, Broadway hits to sacred. The Caveman Chorus have entertained thousands of people in Bowling Green, Southern Kentucky, and all over the United States.

Cayuga Vocal Ensemble

The Cayuga Vocal Ensemble is a select choral ensemble of professionally-trained singers, presenting a wide variety of works from a broad spectrum of periods and genres. Our mission is to create for ourselves and for our community the experience of music's ineffable power to touch the human heart and mind. We invite you to join us!

CBST Community Chorus

Congregation Beit Simchat Torah (CBST) is a vibrant spiritual community and a progressive voice within Judaism. Founded in 1973, CBST attracts and welcomes gay men, lesbians, bisexuals, transgender, queer and straight individuals and families who share common values. Passionate, provocative, and deeply Jewish, CBST champions a Judaism that rejoices in diversity, denounces social injustice wherever it exists, and strives for human rights for all people.

Cecil County Choral Society

The Cecil County Choral Society (CCCS) was born in the spring of 1981 out of a simple gift of sharing the love of music. Mr. Robert Bunnell, a 20-year veteran of public school music, in concert with Ms. Barbara Topper of the Cecil Community College's Department of Continuing Education, opened the doors to singers of all levels. In keeping with the vision of its founders, CCCS continues to provide an opportunity for all who love music to share their energy and talents in seasonal music programs, which are offered to the residents of Cecil County and the surrounding communities.

Cecilia Chorus of New York

A widely recognized, highly regarded mixed chorus with approximately 150 members, we have been enriching New York's musical life for over 100 years. Each season we perform at least two major concerts at Carnegie Hall with a professional orchestra and soloists. Our repertoire spans four centuries, and includes commissions and premieres by some of today's most promising composers.

Recent artistic partners have included the two-time Tony Award-winning actor Stephen Spinella and prominent vocal artists Julia Bullock and Ryan Speedo Green in their Carnegie Hall debuts. In 2015 we were honored to receive the Chorus America/ASCAP Alice Parker Award in recognition of our adventurous programming, and Music Director Mark Shapiro is a six-time ASCAP Award winner. Membership by audition is open to all.