Constellation

A delightfully anachronistic vocal quartet, Constellation sings an eclectic bundle of quirky custom arrangements and classic barbershop tunes. These four dapper gents reach for the stars and travel far -- sometimes literally, often metaphorically -- in search of musical adventure, and revel in sharing the treasures they've unearthed in their three years of singing together. Constellation: A stellar combination.

Contemporary Chorale

The Contemporary Chorale has a unique niche in the Richardson, TX community and exists to provide quality musical entertainment that achieves a high standard of excellence. As the oldest, continuously operating choir in North Texas, The Contemporary Chorale welcomes adults of all ages in the Dallas Area who love to sing. Our dedicated vocalists represent many facets of Richardson and our neighboring communities and come together weekly to rehearse music that represents many musical styles. From jazz to Broadway to traditional choral anthems during the holidays, we strive to create a learning environment that provides an opportunity for our singers to experience personal musical growth, thereby enhancing the artistic value of our performances.

The Chorale performs two main concerts annually, Christmas and Spring.

We are fortunate to sing under the exceptional direction of Melanie Moore. Her years of experience have given her the ability to bring out the best in each of us. Her expertise expands our knowledge of vocal technique with patience and humor. The Chorale is expertly accompanied by Crysta Jones and Becky Fudge is our talented Choreographer. The mission of The Contemporary Chorale is to Entertain, E

Contestoga Chorus

The Conestoga Chorus is an a cappella singing organization that is part of the Barbershop Harmony Society. Located in Grand Island, Nebraska, they have been entertaining audiences in and around the Grand Island area since 1985. The Grand Island Conestoga Chorus owes much of its existence to the Hastings Chorus of the Plains. In the early 80's there were several Grand Island men singing with the Hastings group. They decided that Grand Island should have its own chorus and, with much support from the Hastings Chorus of the Plains, became the nucleus of the current Grand Island Chapter.

Contra Costa Chorale

The Contra Costa Chorale was formed in 1966 as the Richmond Symphony Chorus and has maintained its presence in the East Bay ever since through several iterations. For the past ten years, under the direction of Cindy Beitmen, the Chorale has grown and steadied even through the pandemic and is now 80 singers strong. Singers of all ages and expertise are welcome to apply.

We perform concerts in the fall and spring in East Bay venues, singing two concerts for each set.

Convivium Musicum

Founded and run by its singers, Convivium Musicum has been dedicated to concerts of uplifting beauty since 1987. Praised in The Boston Musical Intelligencer for our " . . . radiant and full sound ... complete interpretive assurance and a palpable sense of dedication to this music," Convivium is known for performances of Renaissance choral music that shimmer with precision, fine intonation, rhythmic accuracy, and lively attention to text. Over nearly three decades we have offered rarely-heard gems alongside stirring masterworks, and have collaborated with the Boston Camerata, the Boston Youth Symphony Orchestras, The Cape Cod Symphony Orchestra, and the Viola da Gamba Society of New England. Under Music Director Michael Barrett, our programs are informed by careful research and scholarship, and our performances are devoted to bringing to life the complex and profound emotional texture of this repertoire. Early Music America has acclaimed our performance as "the kind of transforming experience that concert junkies are always seeking." This is what Convivium strives for in every concert program.

Coolidge Corner Community Chorus

Music is still a human experience, and to that end the Coolidge Corner Community Chorus welcomes all who wish to sing, regardless of experience or training. We sing music from all periods, sacred and secular; we perform masterworks as well as little known but greatly loved ancient and contemporary compositions. As one of Bach's major biographers wrote, referring to Bach's choral works, "in the end, these pieces are best performed by amateurs, for it is they who have the heart for it." It is the "heart for it" that informs our repertoire choices, our rehearsal practices, our performances. It is our deep belief that musical excellence is not only possible, but essential to those who enter into the experience of great music with belief and trust in self and each other.

Copley Cats

As one of the longest-running a cappella groups in the Boston area, the Copley Cats are known for tight harmonies, amazing blend, and great music. The group's founders were Mount Holyoke grads who missed the great time they had singing in college and decided to form the Copley Cats. The original group's first gig was over 30 years ago and the music has been going strong since!

The Copley Cats have grown and evolved over time, but we always have a lot of fun. Members come from all sorts of backgrounds: teachers and administrators, librarians and marketers, designers, domestic engineers, and singer/songwriters. Regardless of our "day jobs," we enjoy getting together to sing.

Copley Singers

Founded in 2007, the Copley Singers are a semi-professional and congenial group of colleagues and friends who gather eight to ten times a year to perform together. Many of the members have sung at Trinity Church, Copley Square, Boston; the group performs at a high standard which is informed by their great love of choral singing and their belief in its communicative power. The group performs regularly throughout New England, including programs in Boston, Cambridge, Methuen, Plymouth, Duxbury, the Cape and Islands, and many other venues.

In September 2011, they were invited to sing at Trinity Church Wall Street as part of a national commemoration of the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. In the spring of 2009, they joined with the Ensemble Singers of Bermuda to perform a special concert which was part of the 400th anniversary of the establishment of the Island.

Coppell Community Chorale

The Coppell Community Chorale (CCC) is a volunteer-based, non-profit arts organization. As one of Coppell's oldest community organizations, the Chorale enriches and educates the Coppell community by demonstrating outstanding leadership in the performance and preservation of choral music. We are comprised of residents of Coppell and surrounding areas. We present two themed concerts per year, in November and May, at the Coppell Center for the Arts. We also have a Holiday Concert in December and a Community Concert in February, at varied locations in Coppell.

Cor Cantiamo

Cor Cantiamo is a 24-voice touring chamber choir in residence at Northern Illinois University, founded in 2009 with the mission to perform and promote contemporary choral music.

Cora Voce

Cora Voce is one of the nation's only non-profit choirs that works to enrich our communities though both exceptional choral performances - and uniquely - our school music grant program that provides critical funding, scholarships, and mentorship to Western Washington schools and students. To date, Cora Voce has awarded over $70,000 in grants and scholarships to elementary, junior high, and high schools in Washington. Help support us in our mission to "Inspire, Enrich, & Educate" our local communities and next generation!

Cordus Mundi

Cornerstone Chorale

The Cornerstone Chorale is the longest-existing classical community chorus in Manhattan above 125th Street.

Coro Allegro

Boston's acclaimed LGBTQ+ and allied classical chorus

Coro de Camara

Coro Rio

CoroRio is an educationally based choral ensemble program designed to serve students ages 3-18 in the greater Memphis and North Mississippi region who desire musical enrichment. Participants learn healthy vocal technique, sight-reading, and music theory while experiencing performance excellence. The learning environment is creative, explorative, and fun. The students form lasting relationships with others outside of their community and develop a lifelong appreciation of music.

Coro-Dante

Coro-Dante is the chorus of the Dante Alighieri Society. It aims to promote Italian language and culture through singing Italian music- spanning from the 13th century to the present. The chorus is comprised of 50-60 singers SATB (soprano, alto, tenor, bass) and performs in a wide variety of musical styles and forms-from madrigals and folk to opera and pop music -but always in Italian.

CoroAllegro

CoroAllegro is an ensemble of dedicated avocational singers (professional and experienced amateur) devoted to the accomplished performance of a wide variety of fine choral literature, with particular emphasis on less frequently performed works. Under the direction of Jeffrey Sean Dokken, CoroAllegro sings in concert halls, schools and community facilities throughout the State of Delaware and in surrounding states.

Corpus Christi Chorale

The Corpus Christi Chorale is an auditioned community chorus that welcomes adults and college/university students within its ranks. The Chorale rehearses in the Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Center for the Arts and performs in the Performing Arts Center. We are a nonprofit, self-supporting organization, and operate only because of the generosity of our Coastal Bend community.

Corvallis Repertory Singers

Founded in 2000 by Dr. Steven M. Zielke, the Corvallis Repertory Singers are proud members of a community that cherishes The Arts and first-class concerts. Our 50-plus professional caliber adult choir are experienced and versatile. What we enjoy most is the accolades we receive from our audiences who appreciate the quality we so-love to bring to our community. Our members are drawn together by their passion for sharing high-quality choral music and inspiring our audiences.

Coulee Chordsmen

Singing is our hobby. We rehearse every week. We value the joy of singing and ringing chords in four-part harmony. Fellowship and friendships are important to us as a non-profit organization. Service to others through our music is a key aspect of our many programs.

Founded in 1938 as the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America, Inc. (SPEBSQSA), the Barbershop Harmony Society (BHS) preserves and extends the reach of a uniquely American close harmony musical art form whose roots lie in African-American improvisation and European harmony traditions.

Coulee Region Giving Hearts Choir

LOVE HEARING OLD SONGS I USED TO LOVE. THEY ARE LIKE MEMORIES ONE CAN ALWAYS GO BACK TO....

Engage Socially...Have Fun Together...Contribute to our Community.

We are a non-profit group for those in the early to mid stages of Memory Loss along with their Care Givers to come together & share a love of music...SING IN A CHOIR!

Council Oak Men's Chorale

The Council Oak Mens Chorale is dedicated to achieving the highest standard for excellence in musical performance, while engaging the community, enriching audiences and shaping cultural life.

Counterpoint

Robert De Cormier acted as music director of the New York Choral Society for seventeen years and under his leadership the group became renowned for its high standard of excellence in choral singing and unique variety of programming. As Music Director Emeritus he guest conducted a performance of the Verdi Requiem in 1990, the Berlioz Requiem at St. Paul's Cathedral, New York City in 1992 and the premiere of a commissioned work, the Missa Iona in 1993 at St. Bartholomew's in New York City. A graduate of the Juilliard School of Music, Mr. De Cormier's other conducting engagements have taken him from Broadway and opera to the Berkshire Choral Institute, the Zimriya World Assembly of Choirs in Israel and numerous concert tours throughout the United States and Canada with his own professional group, the Robert De Cormier Singers. He spent many years as conductor and arranger for Harry Belafonte and has been music director for the popular folk trio, Peter, Paul and Mary for the past twenty years.

Counterpoint Loyola

Counterpoint is Loyola University Chicago's premier competitive co-ed acapella group! They personally arrange and energetically perform a diverse range of music to feature at concerts, competitions, and on albums! Counterpoint provides not only a creative musical outlet for members and listeners, but take pride in sharing themselves with Chicago!

Beginning as a conversation about the musical opportunities for Loyola University Chicago, a small group of students already involved in the acapella scene at Loyola found that the community was missing one component...competition! Counterpoint was born out of a call for musical excellence, a competitive atmosphere, and a performance like none before it. After hand selecting founding members and an amazing turnout of auditions for new members, Counterpoint fought for and won recoginition with the Student Activities and Greek Affairs board. Now, they are on a mission to continue the momentum they started with and provide a great experience for audiences and members. They have lofty goals that will most definitely be met with a "Get It Done" attitude for competition, recording, and arranging like never before.

Coventry Singers

In 1972, a small group of singers assembled to provide entertainment for the Green Valley's Association banquet. Afterwards, when the group expressed interest to continue singing together, they found themselves without a leader. One of those singers was Joseph Hoover who agreed to take on the conductor's role with Corinne Griffiths as the accompanist. Together a group of 19 eager singers officially became the Coventry Singers and gave their first Christmas concert at French Creek Elementary School offering Benjamin Britten's Ceremony of Carols.

Covered Bridge Chorus

Singing music a cappalla in 4-part harmony in either a full chorus or in a quartet, Barbershop Style. The music ranges from show tunes to gospel to old time favorites.

Covington-Conyers Choral Guild

Covington-Conyers Choral Guild. South East Atlanta's premiere community choral group since 1984.

Cracker Jills

Considered one of the best examples of a barbershop quartet ever produced by Sweet Adelines, The Cracker Jills brought to the stage a distinctive sound, credited in large part to Renee Limburg Craig's experience as a professional pop singer and to the sheer musicality of the foursome. They continued to thrill audiences until their retirement in 1967, marked by a one-quartet show at the Philadelphia Academy of Music in Philadelphia, PA.

The quartet members distinguished themselves in other ways as well: Judy Rowell served as Sweet Adelines' international president, 1964-66; Renee Craig (who began singing on the radio at the age of 3) was named to Sweet Adelines' original musical arrangements committee, which secured publication of the first women's barbershop arrangements and developed a program of arranger education.

Cradle of Texas Chorus

We sing 4 part harmony in the barbershop style.

Cranberry Men's Chorus

Cranberry Shores Chorus

The main purpose of Cranberry Shores Chorus is to get out and sing for our community. We sing at annual shows, a number of community events, and at the annual Sweet Adelines Region One competition. We are available to sing at your next function or event.

In the spring of every year, Cranberry Shores Chorus participates in the Region 1 chorus competition in Springfield, MA. Competitions are a special time for quartets and choruses from our region to come together to sing for each other, and get some constructive feedback from a panel of judges. The winners of the regional competition in both quartet and chorus categories get to travel to International Competition, which is held in the fall in a city selected each year.

Credo: Dallas Community Choir

Credo's repertoire is as diverse as its membership. While we most often perform music of living American composers, we strive to expose both singers and audience members alike to a vast array of styles and genres. Click HERE to see current and past repertoire lists.

Crescendo

Here's Crescendo's Mission Statement: Crescendo's mission is (1) to bring an innovative approach to rarely heard choral and instrumental music, sacred and secular, performed by amateurs and professionals with the Crescendo period instrument orchestra; and (2) to provide workshops and master classes in the musical arts - both in Connecticut and nearby New York and Massachuset

Crescent City Sound Chorus

Crescent City Sound Chorus is an extraordinary group of women who gather together in celebration of the art form known as barbershop music. We are a chapter of Sweet Adelines International, Region 10.

Crimson Pride Chorus

This 30 member chapter is a championship chorus who loves to perform acapella music for entertainment. We are a member of the Barbershop Harmony Society and as such, the primary genre of our songs are in the barbershop style - both traditional and contemporary arrangements. The chorus performs two shows per year as well as competing with other championship choruses twice each year.

Croix Chordsmen Chorus

We perform and compete to serve our community, to help us grow as singers, to bring joy to others, and to introduce others to our style of singing.

Crossing Choir

The Crossing is a professional chamber choir conducted by Donald Nally and dedicated to new music. It is committed to working with creative teams to make and record new, substantial works for choir that explore and expand ways of writing for choir, singing in choir, and listening to music for choir.

Many of its nearly 110 commissioned premieres address social, environmental, and political issues. With a commitment to recording its commissions, The Crossing has issued 23 releases, receiving two Grammy Awards for Best Choral Performance (2018, 2019), and six Grammy nominations.

Crossroads

Crossroads is the new "superquartet" on the Barbershop Block, formed of four singers who are former BHS International Gold medalists in their own right, tenor Fred Farrell, lead Mike Slamka, bass Jim Henry and baritone Brandon Guyton. Henry won Gold in 1993 as a founding member and arranger of the legendary Gas House Gang, and is currently musical and artistic director of the 160-voice Ambassadors of Harmony. Guyton pocketed Gold in 2002 with Four Voices, Slamka sang his way to Gold with 2003 champs Power Play, and Farrell wore Gold with 1989 Quartet champs Second Edition. With this much vocal and arranging talent and experience, it came as no great surprise that newly-formed Crossroads struck Gold again in Anaheim, CA in 2009!

Crosstown Harmony Chorus

Crosstown Harmony Chorus is a group of extraordinary women united in our love of singing. We perform for our families, friends and communities and are a force in the competitive singing world. On the stage under those bright lights, we are singers, dancers, and actresses. Our off paper performances, ringing tones and attention to each crescendo, decrescendo and diphthong is what sets us apart from other choruses you may have heard before. Amid an atmosphere of friendship and fun, we are hard working women committed to musical excellence through education, performance and competition in the Barbershop style.

Crosstown Vocal

Crosstown Vocal is a young, exciting ensemble comprised of native New Yorkers and vocalists who moved here to pursue the dream. We are a professional opera singer, a lawyer, a theatre actress, a hedge fund analyst, and a PR professional, a mix truly representative of this city's special je ne sais quoi.

We focus on contemporary and pop music with its own special twist on each song. We are fun, upbeat, and talented, and it is our goal to share the music with as many people as possible.

Crystal Children's Choir

Crystal Children's Choir was founded in the San Francisco Bay Area in 1994. Since then, it has grown into a 1,000 member organization. The choir's mission is to strive for choral music excellence by providing choral music education to children and blending the best of Eastern and Western musical traditions.

>Crystal Children's Choir has toured Australia, Asia, Europe, and North America, and has performed at prestigious venues including St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican, Taipei National Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House, Davies Symphony Hall, Carnegie Hall, and Beijing Concert Hall. Crystal Children's Choir also received numerous invitations to perform in the CMEA Convention and the 2004 National Kodaly Educators Conventions. In 2006, the choir was selected to perform at the MENC 60th National Conference held in Salt Lake City, Utah. The Crystal Children's Choir also made two appearances at the ACDA Western Division Convention in 2002 and 2006 and was honored to p

Crystal Chimes Chorus

We have been singing acapella 4-part harmony for over two decades. We sing in and around Hot Springs Village and Hot Springs, AR, raising funds to help fund scholarships for students studying music in college. If this is your first visit to our website, we hope you come back often. Take a look around and get to know us.

Crystal Chords

Crystal City Chorus

Crystal Clear

Crystal Clear brings over 90 years of barbershop singing experience to the stage. Melissa, Chris, Susie, and Tabby joined together as Crystal Clear in December of 1997, and won their first Regional competition in late spring of 1998, when Chris was nine months pregnant with her daughter, Christal! Over the following years, Crystal Clear won their regional competition twice, were crowned the first ever female Grand Champions at the Buckeye Invitational competion, and have competed at the international level eight times. We are proudly ranked fifteenth in the world by Sweet Adelines International for 2005-2006.

Crystal-Aires

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