Love Notes Chorus

The Love Notes Chorus is Austin's first choir specially designed to provide both those living with a diagnosis of early stage memory loss and their care partners with an opportunity to share the joy of music in a community setting.

LNC is made up of the ideal ratio recommended by Giving Voice of one-third persons with varying stages of Alzheimer's, one-third caregivers, and one-third volunteers.

LoveNotes Quartet

LoveNotes formed in 2002 and have since been competing, performing, and teaching all over the world. They competed in the Harmony Sweepstakes a cappella competition in 2009 at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco where they won 1st place and also received the award for Best Original Arrangement for Bohemian Rhapsody. They went on to compete at the Harmony Sweepstakes Nationals where they placed 2nd while also winning the Audience Favorite award.

In the Fall of 2013, LoveNotes was crowned International Quartet Champions at the Sweet Adelines International Quartet Competition in Honolulu, Hawaii. They were also chosen as winners of the Celebrity Award by Neyla Pekarek of The Lumineers. They have released five CDs throughout their quartet career.

Low Country Chorus

Low Key

Whether its classic doo-wop or current pop hits, Low Key loves to sing anywhere and everywhere, bringing that barrel aged, high hopped blend that gets people out of their comfort zones and into a new sonic experience. Since beginning in 2011, Low Key has grown in scope and artistry, winning third place in 2013s NY Harmony Sweepstakes and performing in a stream of private gigs and public performances across the NY Metro area. From Rockwood Music Hall to private celebrations to the Mulberry Street sidewalk, the Low Key Effect takes ahold of friends and strangers alike.

Lowcountry Voices

Lowcountry Voices is a multicultural and ethnically diverse choral performing arts organization based in North Charleston, SC, USA. It performs all genres of choral music with an emphasis on African-American music performed in the South Carolina Lowcountry tradition. Its repertoire includes traditional and contemporary gospel music, spirituals, hymns, jazz, classical choral music, and music from the theater and movies. It shares the musical flavor of the Lowcountry in multiple venues throughout the Lowcountry of South Carolina, as well as throughout the state of South Carolina, throughout the United States, and internationally.

Lubbock Chorale

The Lubbock Civic Chorale began in September 1976, following numerous enthusiastic performances by a "sing-along" group during the city's Bicentennial celebration. That first group was only a handful of singers who had a dream of creating choral excellence on the South Plains. Over the years, the group grew to a viable force in Lubbock. It successfully performed the works of such composers as Bach, Mozart, Haydn and Brahms. Most of these were accompanied by piano until the spring of 1985, when the Chorale was asked to perform with the Texas Tech University choirs and the University Symphony Orchestra in the annual Scholarship Concerts.

Following the 1987 Scholarship Concert, efforts were made to form a union between the civic and university forces. The Lubbock Civic Chorale and the Texas Tech Choral Union merged into the University-Civic Chorale to provide musical interaction between Tech's college students, faculty and staff and singers in the community. The result has been outstanding as the Chorale continues to act as an independent musical organization with both youthful enthusiasm and mature aspirations.

The combined forces created a chorale of substantial size, able to perform many of the major choral works with full orchestral accompaniment. Included in the chorale's recent repertoire are such works as G.F. Handel's Messiah and contemporary works such as Leonard Bernstein's Chichester Psalms, Karl Orff's Carmina Burana, Karl Jenkins' The Armed Man: a Mass for Peace, and Bethoven's monumental Ninth Symphony.

The ensemble changed its name to The Lubbock Chorale in October 1992 and has steadily and consistently grown in stature and reputation to become a viable artistic force in the South Plains. Concert seasons now regularly include the presentation of choral masterworks with full symphony orchestra. Realizing its educational vision and mission, the Chorale also provides between 10-15 scholarships to music students each year. An internal body of participating members called the Administrative Council governs the Lubbock Chorale, and a vitally active Board of Directors guides the organization in development and community relations.

In 2008 Dr. John Hollins was named Artistic Director of The Lubbock Chorale. With exciting new initiatives in advocacy, outreach, and education, the Chorale looks forward to continuing its tradition of presenting unique choral programs and artistic experiences to the Lubbock Community.

Lucky Pitches

Lucky Pitches is a barbershop quartet. Three of us met singing in San Francisco Sound Wave Chorus, a Sweet Adelines Chorus. Our fourth member Molly is an honorary SFSW member by blood (Kelly's Sister). We've been singing together in this configuration since July of 2017. We are all fairly new to barbershop, but we have all loved singing since we were little girls.

Lullabies and Honey

Lullabies and Honey is a Bay Area vocal quartet spontaneously created in 2019 out of a love of harmonizing and performing meaningful music. They draw from a wide swath musical experience from classical piano and violin to modern collegiate a cappella and glee clubs, bringing together an eclectic mix of genres mashed up in their whimsical, soulful, and beautiful arrangements.

Lustre

Lustre is a lovely award winning quartet out of the Baltimore area. Lustre's musical adventures began in 2005, and what a journey it has been! Kate, Lori, Lori, and Jenny met through Harbor City Music Company Show Chorus, and have been ringing chords together ever since. They have wowed their audiences at performances and contests around the country, from shows in Maryland, DC, and Pennsylvania to international competitions in Houston and Denver. You may even have seen them singing at a Baltimore Orioles game or two! Lustre is proud to be the 2013 Sweet Adeline's International 7th Place Quartet Finalist.

Luther College Aurora

Aurora is one of six auditioned choral ensembles at Luther College in Decorah, Iowa. Established in 1981, the group is comprised of 100 first-year women, selected each fall by audition. They perform on and off-campus for worship services, participate in the annual Christmas at Luther concert and Dorian Vocal Festival, and present a spring concert with the Norsemen, Luther's choral ensemble for first-year men.

The choir has also participated in Luther performances of major choral/orchestral works, such as Beethoven's Mass in C major and Bach's The Passion according to St. John. Conducted by Dr. Sandra Peter since 1992, Aurora has performed at several regional conventions of the American Choral Directors Association. The word Aurora, Latin for dawn, represents the first light of day, or for these women, the beginning of their college experience and journey as independent scholars.

Luther College Nordic Choir

Nordic Choir, founded in 1946, enjoys national and international acclaim as a premier collegiate choral ensemble in the United States. Following the 57-year tenure of Weston Noble, Nordic is currently under the direction of Dr. Allen Hightower, named director of choral activities at Luther College in 2010.

Nordic Choir has toured extensively throughout the United States, performing in countless churches, schools, and concert halls, including Lincoln Center, New York; Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C.; Orchestra Hall, Chicago; Orchestra Hall and the Historic State Theatre, Minneapolis; the Ordway Music Theatre, St. Paul, Minn.; Walt Disney concert Hall and the Crystal Cathedral, Los Angeles; and the Mormon Tabernacle, Salt Lake City. For the choir's current touring schedule, click here. Nordic Choir has also appeared at national American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) conventions in Los Angeles, Salt Lake City, and Kansas City, and at the Music Educators National Conference in Kansas City, Mo.The choir was selected to perform at the 50th anniversary national convention of the ACDA in Oklahoma City, March 2009.

Luther College Norsemen

Norsemen is the first-year men's choir consisting of approximately 90 men selected by audition. Besides performing at the annual Christmas at Luther performances, the Norsemen also assist in Sunday and daily chapel worship, and present a spring program with Aurora, Luther's choral ensemble for first-year women. They also travel off campus throughout the year to sing at worship services at area churches.

Lutheran Choir of Chicago

The Lutheran Choir of Chicago is a unique sacred choral ensemble with a rich spiritual tradition and an ever-expanding repertoire. For more than 65 years, LCC has enlightened, educated and entertained the people of Chicago and the world.

LCC was founded in 1947 and has evolved into a select group of performers from different spiritual backgrounds who share a common desire to make joyful music.

LCC offers opportunities for educational and technical growth. We have sponsored choral festivals and clinics, and have commissioned and premiered original compositions. We are committed to exploring the full universe of creative vocal expression by pursuing unique artistic challenges.

Whether performing from the chancel or from center stage, LCC presents a wide range of styles and compositions with a spirit that is contagious. From Bach to Brahms to contemporary song, LCC reaches out to people everywhere with musical reflections of our shared human experience.

LUX

Lux is a chamber choir that specializes in contemporary choral music. Founded in 2014 by a small group of high school friends, the ensemble performs with a dedication to excellence, innovation, and accessibility in choral performance. Lux has been met with acclaim from professors at local conservatories, the world's most popular composers, fellow musicians, and audience members alike, including Eric Whitacre, Paul Mealor, and Ola Gjeilo.

Lux Cantorum Chicago

Previously known as the Lutheran Choir of Chicago, we were founded in 1947 as part of the centennial celebration of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. Over the years, our membership, mission, and repertoire evolved. Our identity, while grounded in the same strong musical tradition, had expanded beyond one denomination, faith group, or style.

Our 70th anniversary prompted us to reflect upon this legacy, and to imagine how we could continue to grow and thrive as a choir. It also allowed us to embrace a vision- to become Chicago's premier sacred choral music ensemble- with the belief that experiencing the sacred is a transformative experience that our world needs.

Lux Mea Choir

The Lux Mea Choir is a Manhattan-based ensemble focused on strengthening our community through music. Lux Mea translates to 'my light' in Latin. Our goal is to give people a place to sing regardless of background or experience level. Our members range from professional musicians to people for whom Lux Mea is their first organized singing opportunity. We have big dreams of what music can do in our community, and we would love for you be a part of that.

Lyric Chorale

The Lyric Chorale is a 40-voice SATB community chorus dedicated to the highest standards of choral singing.

Directed by Chrisanne Gates, the Lyric Chorale rehearses Monday evenings in Penfield, NY. Our singers enjoy a wide variety of challenging repertoire, from classical to jazz, traditional to Broadway, and many other styles.

Concerts have featured G. F. Handel, J.S. Bach, Randall Thompson, R. Vaughan Williams, Morten Lauridsen, Bob Chilcott, Leonard Bernstein, Aaron Copland, Stephen Sondheim, Eriks Esenvalds, and Eric Whitacre.

Lyricora

Lyricora is a Boston area ensemble dedicated to engaging, educating and entertaining audiences through performances of the highest caliber. The ensemble strives to integrate New England's rich historical tradition of choral music with new directions in contemporary literature. In concert, Lyricora is dedicated to bridging the gap between listener and performer - presenting programs that are accessible to today's audiences while maintaining artistic expression and performance.

M'EarthTones

The M'Earthtones, whose mission statement is "Creating Harmony in a Dissonant World," encourages their audiences to "think globally, act vocally." Their repertoire includes 4 - 7 part vocal arrangements of songs ranging from contemporary to ancient songs from countries such as France, Italy, Israel, England, Africa and the United States. The ensemble is comprised of eight men and eight women who travel from different parts of the Bay area- San Francisco, Berkeley, Oakland, Palo Alto Menlo Park, and 3 members from Half Moon Bay - to meet weekly to rehearse in San Mateo. They have been delighting area audiences for the past 5 years at venues such as The Little Fox in Redwood City, The San Francisco Free Folk Festival, The Cayuga Vault in Santa Cruz and at numerous house concerts throughout the Peninsula

m-pact

Hailed "one of the best pop-jazz vocal groups in the world" by the San Francisco Chronicle, m-pact is respected worldwide as a cutting edge trailblazer in the realm of vocal music. Emerging from an age of auto-tune and overproduction, this Los Angeles-based ensemble has cultivated a new generation of ears hungry for the fresh, raw power of nature's "first instrument" - the human voice. Their sophisticated sound & accessible appeal have garnered vast accolades, from Vocal Group of the Year (the LA Music Awards), an Indie nomination (the Independent Grammy), & Artist of the Year (Seattle Music Awards), to Grand National Champs of the Harmony Sweepstakes competition.

Maccabeats

Originally formed in 2007 as Yeshiva University's student vocal group, the Maccabeats have recently emerged as both Jewish music and a cappella phenomena, with a large fanbase, more than 20 million views on YouTube, numerous TV appearances, and proven success with four albums, 2010's Voices From The Heights, 2012's Out Of The Box, 2014's One Day More and 2015's A Maccabeats Hanukkah. Though the Maccabeats aren't your grandfather's synagogue choir, their ideology and identity play an important part in what they do.

MacDowell Male Chorus

Founded in 1934, the Appleton MacDowell Male Chorus is one of the longest continuously running male choruses in the United States. The inspiration behind our name was the noted American composer, Edward MacDowell (1860-1908). We have performed more than 500 times in more than 75 cities throughout the Midwest and Canada. The men have over 936 works covering a wide range of musical styles in their repertoire, of which 25-30 are selected to perform each spring from memory. Every year October through March we give the church choirs a break and donate our talents to a variety of congregations throughout the Fox Valley. Throughout our history, 862 men have been members. We average between 80-100 members; membership is open to all post-high school males who enjoy singing.

Mad Hatter Chorus

The Mad Hatter Chorus has been performing and entertaining in the Danbury CT area since 1966. A 6-time chorus champion, they pride themselves on great entertainment.

Mad River Chorale

The Mad River Chorale is a non-auditioned community choir that provides an opportunity for its members to sing in a rewarding and challenging environment.

The Mad River Chorale has been serving its community through song for nearly twenty years. It is a non-auditioned community chorus and typically performs two concerts per year. The Chorale's primary goal is to provide an opportunity for its members to sing in a rewarding and challenging musical environment. There is a focus on education and a unique desire to see singers grow both as performers and musicians.

Madeleine Choir School

Madison Area Community Chorus

Madison Choral Project

Throughout our lives we experience changes with our voices. Our larynx and lungs experience the same aging issues that our legs and back do, and we may notice breathy tone, larger vibrato, narrower range, new breaks, less stamina, and less flexibility. Though the fountain of youth remains a mystery, we can offer practical exercises and medical insights to keep you singing into your 50s, 60s, 70s, and beyond!

Educate yourself about what you can do to reinvigorate your singing and guide your voice as you age. Professional singer/educators from the Madison Choral Project along with medical professionals will lead sessions to help you navigate these changes and keep you singing for life.

Madison Youth Choirs

Founded in 2003, when Madison Boychoir and Madison Children's Choir joined forces to become Madison Youth Choirs, MYC includes singers of all experience levels, annually serving more than 1,000 young people, ages 7-18, and over 20,000 audience members through a wide variety of choral programs. Cultivating a comprehensive music education philosophy that inspires self-confidence, personal responsibility, and a spirit of inquiry leading students to become "expert noticers," MYC creates accessible, meaningful opportunities for youth to thrive in the arts and beyond.

MYC regularly collaborates with a diverse range of local organizations, including Madison Symphony Orchestra, Madison Opera, Opera for the Young, Madison Bach Musicians, Mt. Zion Youth Choir, Madison Choral Project, The Road Home, and the Hmong Language & Culture Enrichment Program. We're committed to breaking down barriers to music education, whether financial, physical, or perceptual, and welcome a vibrant community of singers who reflect the cultural tapestry of our community.

Madrigalia

Now in our 45th concert season, Madrigalia delights audiences with our beauty of sound and artistic excellence. Under the direction of Artistic Director Cary Ratcliff, our ensemble of highly skilled vocalists presents unique and challenging programs of choral music built around intriguing themes. Our music is drawn from all times and places, spanning the riches of classic choral styles, the vast range of compelling music being written in our time, and the intriguing musical expressions of cultures throughout the world. We promote the appreciation of choral singing to diverse audiences through performances, recordings, broadcasts, outreach, and the commissioning of new music.

Magi Ensemble

The core ensemble is a SSAA group of twelve talented singers. The Magi Ensemble works to perform and record compositions from the Baltic region that are rarely heard outside of that area and to be an ambassador of the power of music in inter-cultural dialogue and identity.

The focus on Baltic music stems from the strong relationship between the choral department and the Baltic studies department at the University of Washington. This relationship helped establish the UW Baltic Choral Library, the first of it's kind in the United States. During her time at the UW, Heather MacLaughlin Garbes was asked to help organize this collection and that started her great interest in not only Baltic choral music, but also the use of music in political identity. The UW Baltic Choral Library continues to grow and develop and now has over 1000 pieces in the collection.

The founding members of the Magi Ensemble are all UW Chamber Singers alumni who have sung together in various ensembles in the Seattle area. They strive to balance the importance of genuine music making with friendship and camaraderie.

Magic City Choral Society

The Magic City Choral Society (MCCS) is an inclusive community based choral arts, education, performance organization. MCCS strives to maintain the finest non-auditioned men's and women's choruses in the nation, present the residents of Birmingham with live concerts of the choral masterworks of the highest caliber, provide educational outreach, and showcase Birmingham's cultural distinction.

Every year more than 100 people participate, without audition, in the Magic City Choral Society's (MCCS) men's and women's choruses and the MCCS makes up to $5,000 of scholarships available to people in need who desire to sing with the MCCS.

The choruses present 3-4 free concerts each year, and each concert is performed at least twice and often more. Each concert series cost MCCS an average $15,000 to produce and represents a total of 12-16 hours of live concerts. These are choral masterworks of the highest caliber that entertain, educate, and inspire more than 3000 concert attendees from across the region. Two of Birmingham's best cultural distinctions are always featured at each performance: the performers and some of Birmingham's finest concert venues. Each performance represents more than 60 hours of music and vocal education that members receive during weekly rehearsals August through May. While the quality of performance is immediately observable, participants possessing more singing experience and those with degrees in music liken the kind of education received through MCCS as equivalent if not better than they received in higher education.

Magic of Harmony Show Chorus

Magic of Harmony Show Chorus is an extraordinary group of women who gather together in celebration of four-part a cappella harmony sung in the barbershop style. We are chartered in Newport News VA as a chapter of Sweet Adelines International and can be heard throughout the year singing for civic and charitable organizations, private groups, churches, and community events.

Magic of Manatee Chorus

The Magic of Manatee is a unique, friendly, upbeat, community-oriented group of extraordinary women, impacting lives with the joy of singing! Our fun-filled sisterhood of 4-part a capella harmony is committed to musical growth and excellence, quality performance, personal enrichment, community enhancement, and charitable endeavors. Our members come from all walks of life and from many different professions.The one thing we all share in common is our passion for singing and performing!

Magic Valley Chorus

Magic Valley Chorus is an award winning Sweet Adeline Chorus. We sing acapella barbershop harmony and perform at various functions in the Rio Grande Valley. The chorus has won awards at the Sweet Adeline Region 10 Competition in Houston, Texas. We are a group of fun loving ladies who love to sing.

Magnolia Chorale

Magnolia Chorale is a community of singers who share a passion for the joyful and inspiring influence of music. We have been singing in the Magnolia area for over 30 years. Our members come from all across the Seattle area. Due to current restrictions, we are meeting only virtually at this time. See the home page for information on our activity schedule.

Magnum Chorum

Recognized for expressive singing and inspired programs, Magnum Chorum brings artistry and spirit to a cappella choral music. The 50-voice chamber choir presents colorful concerts, commissions and premieres new sacred works, and provides music for worship. Founded in the choral tradition of St. Olaf College, the choir welcomes singers of all backgrounds devoted to musical excellence in sacred choral music. Now celebrating its 20th season, Magnum Chorum also serves as Choir in Residence at Westwood Lutheran Church in St. Louis Park, MN.

Magpie Consort

The Magpie Consort is a well-established, mixed choral ensemble based in Columbus Ohio, specializing in diverse repertoire, including medieval motets and plainsong; Renaissance madrigals and sacred polyphony; 18th century Psalmody; folk song and world music settings; and contemporary compositions from around the globe.

Maiden Vermont

If you love to sing, can sing on pitch, and can hold a part, join us! We don't limit ourselves to standard barbershop -- you'll be singing doo-wop, swing, Broadway show tunes, spirituals, the Blues and other great tight-harmony pieces. Maiden Vermont began in January 2004, with about 20 women's voices. We're up to about 50 voices, but we'd love even more!

We are an extraordinarily tight-knit group of women who are also good friends. Our performances are sometimes huge adventures as well! Maiden Vermont was chosen to sing the Canadian and United States National Anthems for the 8/21/2010 game at Fenway, Red Sox vs Toronto Blue Jays. Come visit us and see what kind of adventures we can take you on!

Main Line Singers

Main Line Singers is a new community chorus based on the Main Line in the beautiful suburbs of Philadelphia. We are focused on performing a fun and accessible repertoire drawn from Broadway, Hollywood, rock and popular music.

Our mission is to enhance our community through music - and by being totally awesome people in general! A chorus brings incredible health benefits to the singers, enrichment to the listeners and joy and education to all!

Main Street

Mike McGee, Myron Whittlesey, Tony DeRosa and Roger Ross bring a combined 100+ years of barbershop experience to the stage. Notable past quartets include Keepsake, Max Q, Metropolis, Platinum and Rounders. While their involvement within the Barbershop Harmony Society is impressive, all four members have been or currently are performers at Walt Disney World with the Dapper Dans of Main St. USA and/or the Voices of Liberty. Entertaining audiences outside of barbershop venues include performances in film, television, radio and musical theater.

Main Street Children's Choir

The Main Street Children's Choir (formerly Main Street Singers) is a children's choir based in New Britain, CT. From September through April each year, we hold weekly rehearsals in preparation for our winter and spring performances and other special showcases. As an after school enrichment opportunity, our mission as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization is to provide the opportunity for children in greater New Britain to sing in choirs that build community, strive for artistic excellence, and foster a lifelong love of music. Membership in the chorus emphasizes the development of healthy vocal technique, music literacy, and musicianship skills that are cultivated through practice and performance of excellent treble children's choral repertoire. The chorus performs at various locations throughout Connecticut and the New Britain community.

Maine Gay Men's Chorus

Maine Gay Men's Chorus is a choral group comprised of talented male singers from all across Maine. MGMC is a not for profit organization located in Portland, Maine that performs during June's Pride celebrations and the December holidays.

Maine Music Society

The Maine Music Society Chorale is an auditioned, mixed-voice community chorus based in Lewiston-Auburn. Led by Maine Music Society Artistic Director John Corrie, the 70-voice chorale has distinguished itself with an ever evolving level of excellence and professionalism. Founded as the Androscoggin Chorale in 1972, the group's diverse repertoire reflects its desire to advance the cultural heritage of Central Maine, to explore a broad range of musical genres - contemporary, musical theatre, classical, opera, oratorio - and to provide its members with opportunities to experience their love of singing.

Maine Music Society Chorale

he Maine Music Society is a music-performing non-profit located in central Maine organized to support the artistic and educational activities of the auditioned, volunteer singers of the Maine Music Society Chorale, the Maine Music Society Chamber Singers, and the professional players of the Maine Music Society Orchestra.

The Maine Music Society serves Lewiston-Auburn and the area communities by bringing quality performances to the public through artistic excellence, imaginative programming, and educational and youth-oriented activities. The Society is a source of civic pride to the State's second-largest community as a cultural institution that involves regional resident artists and connects area citizens with the broader world of musical art and culture.

Maine-ly Harmony

Maine-ly Harmony is a competing women's barbershop chorus in Area 2 of Harmony, Inc. Our chorus was organized in 1984 and chartered in 1989 under the name "Sugar and Spice". In 1998 the membership voted to change our name to "Maine-ly Harmony." We are the recipient of the Area 2, 2002, 2006, 2008, and 2012 Rising Star Award for Most Improved over all.,

Mainely Music Chorus

One summer night in 1972, three wandering Barbershoppers met in the old Bangor House. This meeting occurred because of a yearning to once again enjoy a special four-part music. There was no doubt in any of their minds that Bangor men should sing this structured harmony in addition to their church choirs and car-radio sing-a-longs

Thus began a performing group originally named "The Penobscot County Chapter of Barbershoppers." A name change, The Mainely Music Chorus, was made in 1990 to reflect the geographic diversity of its membership. Throughout the succeeding years, the Chapter has not only presented an annual show, but through its quartets and octets, as well as it's full chorus participated in countless civic club benefits, nursing homes, Valentine presentations, fairs and even funerals. Hockey games, basketball games, baseball games, Christmas sing-outs in both St. Joseph and Eastern Maine, and many other community organizations have benefited from this Chapter's music. We are a community of singers dedicated to helping others enjoy our special music.

Makhelat Hamercaz

We are a 40 plus member community choir which presents a wide variety of Jewish music, liturgical, secular, popular in Hebrew, English, Yiddish and Ladino.

Male Ensemble Northwest

Male Ensemble Northwest was formed in Longview, Washington, in 1982, the brainchild of Howard Meharg of Longview, who wanted to form a singing group as well as encourage young males in public schools to sing in choirs of all kinds. Thus it was that Male Ensemble Northwest was formed to demonstrate a high level of music making by choral conductors from the Pacific Northwest region and also to promote male choral singing.

In the years since its inception, MEN has appeared in concerts from local churches and auditoriums to regional and national audiences, always remembering to spread the message of male singing. They have performed at national conventions of the American Choral Directors Association in Washington, D. C., and San Antonio; and several Northwest regional conventions. They have appeared at the leadership conference of ACDA in Lawton, OK, and several state conventions, most recently in Oshkosh, WI.

Manassas Chorale

The Manassas Chorale was founded in 1994, and the original group of about 25 singers has since quadrupled in size to become a 100-voice auditioned organization. The mission of the Chorale is to promote a greater appreciation and enjoyment of quality music, both classical and contemporary, throughout the greater Manassas community. The Chorale is the official choral group in residence at the Hylton Performing Arts Center located on the Prince William campus of George Mason University.

We present four major concerts each season, in October, December, March, and May. Musical styles vary from sacred to secular, from traditional Americana to more culturally and ethnically diverse pieces, from classical masterworks to Broadway showtunes. In addition, we perform at various local venues throughout the year, including many events in Old Town Manassas, local retirement homes and assisted living facilities, and area churches, civic groups, and museums. The Chorale has been asked to perform at groundbreakings and dedications, receptions, and sporting events. We also perform every winter at the historic Bruton Parish Church in Colonial Williamsburg. In recent years, the Chorale has sung at the Washington National Cathedral and Constitution Hall in Washington DC, Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center in New York City, and two European tours, one to Germany and France to sing for American military families and at American World War II cemeteries and one to Ireland, Wales, and England to sing in world-famous cathedrals.

Manchester Choral Society

The Manchester Choral Society is committed to sharing and promoting the best choral music of a variety of styles and periods through vibrant performances, collaboration, and educational and community outreach.

Members of MCS are inter-generational, ranging from talented high school students to mature singers with over 50 years of choral singing experience. They come from all over New Hampshire and northern Massachusetts, and represent a wide variety of professions and walks of life. The Manchester Choral Society is committed to sharing and promoting the best in choral music through performance, collaboration, and educational outreach