Rexburg Children's Choir

Since its founding in 2018, the Rexburg Children's Choir has been heard by over 15 million people through broadcasts, music videos, and live concerts.

It is one of the largest children's choirs in the intermountain west with rehearsal groups located in Idaho Falls and Rexburg.

The choir has performed with Grammy-winning vocalist Frederica von Stade, Billboard No.1 musician Jenny Oaks Baker, and American Idol Alum David Archuleta.

Rezonate

The premiere a cappella group from the Willamette Valley, Oregon, the gentlemen of Rezonate sing R&B, Gospel, Pop, Soul, Jazz, Funk, and even some Hard Rock, including deftly arranged covers and original songs. The group started singing together as Rezonate in December 2004, and have sung at many venues since. At the Harmony Sweepstakes National Finals in May of 2009, Rezonate won both Third Place and the coveted award for Best Original Arrangement. With thick, lush, true six and seven part harmonies and a difficulty level second to none, Rezonate can evoke the smooth sounds of the Four Freshman, the Funk flavor of Rare Earth, or the pop excitement of acts like Bruno Mars and Kelly Clarkson.

Rhode Island Civic Chorale

Since its inception in 1957, the Rhode Island Civic Chorale & Orchestra has been a community organization with singers from Rhode Island and neighboring Massachusetts, united in their love of choral music. The Chorale was founded by Dr. Louis Pichierri, Director of Music for Providence Public Schools. He conducted the Chorale from its inception to his passing in 1972. The Chorale has since sung under the direction of Ronald Morris, Robert Bass, and Edward Markward. Dr. Edward Markward was Music Director and Conductor of the Chorale for 32 years and was awarded the honorary title of Conductor Laureate upon his retirement in June 2019. Dr. Joshua W. Rohde is now the Chorale's Music Director and Conductor.

The Chorale has enjoyed continuous growth and community support over its history. It presents at least three major concerts each year, with a repertoire ranging from established choral masterpieces to works of contemporary composers. We have also been privileged to perform original works by contemporary composers.

Rhode Island Civic Chorale and Orchestra

Since its inception in 1957, the Rhode Island Civic Chorale & Orchestra has been a community organization with singers from Rhode Island and neighboring Massachusetts, united in their love of choral music. The Chorale was founded by Dr. Louis Pichierri, Director of Music for Providence Public Schools. He conducted the Chorale from its inception to his passing in 1972. The Chorale has since sung under the direction of Ronald Morris, Robert Bass, and Edward Markward. Dr. Edward Markward was Music Director and Conductor of the Chorale for 32 years and was awarded the honorary title of Conductor Laureate upon his retirement in June 2019. Dr. Joshua W. Rohde is now the Chorale's Music Director and Conductor.

The Chorale has enjoyed continuous growth and community support over its history. It presents at least three major concerts each year, with a repertoire ranging from established choral masterpieces to works of contemporary composers. We have also been privileged to perform original works by contemporary composers.

Rhode Island Gay Men's Chorus

The Rhode Island Gay Men's Chorus (RIGMC) is a gathering of individuals who, united through diversity, fellowship and song, strive to make a difference in the lives of our singers and our audience. We seek to build a world where musical beauty, creativity, and expression are experienced, valued, and nurtured.

Rhythm of New Hampshire Show Chorus

RNH Show Chorus is a member of Sweet Adelines International, a worldwide organization of 26,000 female singers performing a cappella. Under the direction of Jessie Oslan the group performs blues, jazz, Broadway and contemporary 4-part barbershop harmonies throughout New England.

Rhythmix

Rhythmix is a multiple award-winning Sweet Adelines International regional champion and internationally ranked barbershop quartet. This award-winning group has brought enjoyment to audiences everywhere, sharing a rich variety of rhythms and musical styles with its audience... from traditional barbershop to swing, to blues, to jazz and pop.

The quartet mix is Carol Ater, tenor; Pam Lauffer, lead; Debbie Farrell, baritone; and Janice Purpura, bass.

Rich-Tone Chorus

As a performing and competing Sweet Adelines chorus, the Rich-Tones are involved in all aspects of barbershop life. There are highly trained and talented arrangers, choreographers, and technicians in the Rich-Tone Chorus. These professionals have helped define the Rich-Tones' keenly etched identity as a cohesive group that enthusiastically embraces an American art form and transfuses it with their own brand of pizzazz.

Internationally, the Rich-Tones are known for pushing the limits of barbershop music. Each year Sweet Adelines choruses throughout the world compete at an annual competition - the Olympics of barbershop! Twenty-six regional championship choruses and 6 wildcard choruses compete for the Gold medal title of "International Chorus Champions."

Richard Zielinski Singers

A passionate and compelling communicator with extensive knowledge of classical and contemporary repertoire, and a champion of new music, Zielinski has worked with numerous composers and regularly leads orchestras in performances of contemporary works. Richard is in his fourteenth year as Artistic Director of the Classical Music Festival in Eisenstadt, Austria, and was the recipient of the Gold Medal of Achievement for his artistic achievements and musical contributions in Eisenstadt. Zielinski is in his ninth season as Music and Artistic Director for the Norman Philharmonic in Oklahoma. Richard is a Professor within the School of Music at the University of Oklahoma and continues to serve as Director of Music Ministries at McFarlin Memorial UMC, Norman, OK.

His professional vocal ensemble, the Zielinski Singers, has recorded five CDs by many well-known contemporary composers. The group recently toured Poland, presenting a variety of a cappella concerts in Krakow and throughout the lower Silesian region

Richmond Men's Chorus

Richmond Allied Voices (formerly Monument City Music) leads welcoming choruses in creating a more inspired, hopeful, and unified Richmond through song.

Richmond Shape Note Singers

Richter Scales

The Richter Scales are a bevy of gentlemen songsters, all residents of the San Francisco Bay Area. They perform selections from a wide variety of genres, including American standards, Broadway, Motown, and contemporary music..

Formed originally as a band of semi-organized scavengers in the wreckage of the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906, the "Richter Scabs" (as they were then known) didn't actually "sing a cappella" until the Fall of 2000. The intervening period, known as "The Lost Years" by current group members, was filled with raucous enterprises involving menial labor and incarceration. Most of those "tall tales" are, unfortunately, wholly inappropriate for these pages..

Ridgefield Chorale

The Ridgefield Chorale, a contemporary music singing group whose 70+ members hail from Fairfield County Connecticut and Westchester County New York, is known for its vocal excellence. Dedicated to the performance of contemporary choral music, from a cappella to Broadway, the standards, jazz and world music, the Chorale presents today's finest choral composers and arrangers, accompanied by some of our area's best musicians.

The common bond that connects the singers stems from their strong sense of camaraderie and civic-mindedness. Chorale members volunteer their time not only to blend in four-part harmony but also to help their fellow citizens. Members participate in numerous other community activities which impact the lives of children, seniors and students in a positive way. A vital part of the performing arts scene in Connecticut and New York, The Ridgefield Chorale offers two major concerts a year and a holiday concert, and participates in many other community events, to lift spirits and provide hope through song.

Ridgewood Singers

The Ridgewood Singers is a community chorus founded in 1953 as one of the first choirs in Northern New Jersey, and looks forward to another sixty years of providing song, socializing and fun for its members and audiences. We are always seeking new members, both singers and non-singers, for the two concerts per year, one in December and one in May. We rehearse on Monday nights for two hours and also sing several informal outreach concerts per semester. We hope to see you at the next rehearsal or concert.

Ringing Hills Chorus

Rio Rancho Youth Chorus

Since 2013, Rio Rancho Youth Chorus has been introducing the next generation to the merits of collaborative music, nurturing a love and respect for an interactive musical experience, and providing an inclusive environment where they can experience the joy of creating and sharing music with singers of all backgrounds, styles, cultures, orientations, abilities, identities and their community.

Rise Up Chorus

Rise Up Chorus came about after a lot of soul-searching and thinking about the importance of music in our own lives. Why is music important? What is its purpose?

Music is more than just something that we "do." Music is a deep part of who we are. Music is personal, yet it is communal. It brings people together in a way that nothing else on earth can do. Yet, so many musical experiences fall short of building community. So often it's not done in a way where there is a place for everyone and all are welcome. The name "Rise Up Chorus" came from the idea of a phoenix "rising from the ashes." We reimagined the traditional community chorus or children's chorus and have developed a musical experience with a focus on our musical community.

Rita and the Cosmos

"Rita & The Cosmos" is a Marin based a cappella singing group of six sassy gals. Our group (as pictured left to right: Bobbi, Carolyn, Toni, Rita, Lauren and Gloria) was formed in 2005 when Rita assembled some musically inclined friends. Our repertoire includes a mixture of standards, jazz, pop and Broadway tunes, featuring original, upbeat, four part arrangements that will get your fingers snapping and your toes tapping! The songs reflect themes of friendship, spirituality, romance and love. Selections by Berlin and Gershwin are among the crowd-pleasing favorites. We perform at formal and informal events including cocktail and dinner parties, holiday celebrations, other special occasions, as well as at senior living centers in counties throughout the Bay area. Requests for personalized parodies are happily accommodated.

River Bend Chorus

River Bend Chorus, Michiana's a cappella show chorus for women, is a group of fun-loving, hardworking and dynamic women of all ages, occupations and backgrounds enjoying a musical journey of education and entertainment while advancing the musical art form of barbershop harmony.

Founded in 1977, this local chapter of Sweet Adelines International has entertained audiences with its special brand of four-part harmony throughout Michiana and even as far away as New York City. In 1991 RBC was honored to sing at Carnegie Hall for its 100th anniversary celebration! RBC performs a variety of music, including old standards, Broadway show-stoppers, contemporary pop and country, gospel, patriotic numbers and jazz -- giving audiences a quality performance that leaves them smiling and humming a familiar tune.

River Bend is truly rooted in Michiana with members from the South Bend, Elkhart, New Paris, New Carlisle, Niles, and Union areas

River Blenders Chorus

We are a Sweet Adelines chorus---over 80 women strong, from all walks of life, united in our love of singing acappella 4-part harmony and in our desire to share the transforming power of music.

In over 40 years of sharing our music, we are proud to have been the 2016 Sweet Adelines International Harmony Classic AA Champions! We love representing Region 5 at International Contest and have been the regional champions over 15 times, including our most recent regional win in Cedar Rapids in April 2019.

We LOVE guests and are always looking for more women singers to join us on the risers! Watch some of our videos linked below and see our love of 4-part hormony!

River Choir

The River Choir was established by its director Sonia Tubridy. It is a small chamber choir which performs a wide variety of music ranging from Medieval to contemporary classical, with an emphasis on madrigals. Director, Sonia Tubridy studied at the Academy of Music in Tel Aviv, Israel. She is the Cofounder of the Coffee Concert music series and also directs the Russian River Children's Chorus, and is the head of the Russian River Jewish Community. Sonia works with local theaters, teaches the children's chorus at Monte Rio School and Forestville and is an accomplished accompanist for many local performers.

River City Chorale

The River City Chorale has been bringing fine choral music to the greater Sacramento region for over four decades. Founded in 1977, the Chorale's mission is to inspire and enrich our community through high-quality and diverse choral performances.

The members work diligently preparing and performing three distinctively different sets of concerts each season. The concerts include a diverse repertoire including classical, folk, multicultural, pop, jazz, and musical theatre.

While making quality choral music, chorale members enjoy building community through social interaction and shared experiences at rehearsals, retreats, concerts, parties, and other events.

River City Chorus

The River City Chorus is a member chorus of The Barbershop Harmony Society, a society that has been in existence since April 11, 1938. The River City Chorus was founded on March 18, 1952 and is currently made up of over 70 members of all ages.

The River City Chorus exists to advance the skills of the individual singer, to provide fellowship and entertainment to men of all ages, and to promote the pastime of singing in our community and world. We strive to be more than "just a bunch of guys who sing" by providing the individual singer with direction and instruction through our chorus rehearsals and opportunities for small group participation and audience performance. We know the only way to make our chorus better is to make the individual better, and that is our goal. Our directors are skilled individuals who care a lot about quality and showmanship and strive to constantly make the chorus better.

River City Men's Chorus

As a nonprofit organization with tax exempt status, River City Men's Chorus (RCMC) is a unique organization with ever deepening roots in a receptive community of music lovers. No matter your age or background, it is our goal and privilege to provide you with an enriching musical experience.

Membership in the chorus is by audition only, and we strive constantly to maintain a diversity of repertoire and talent. We enjoy the enthusiastic support of a varied audience and a gifted board of directors.

River City Mixed Chorus

As one of the longest-running mixed LGBTA choruses in the country, our history and legacy are of great importance to us. Take a look at our past, you can see how we've changed and grown through the years!

River City Singers - Columbia Chorale of Oregon

Dedicated to performing, promoting and education through fine choral music since 2001.

River City Sound Chorus

The River City Sound Chorus is a proud member of Sweet Adelines International. We are the 2017 Region 3 Championship Chorus and will be competing against some of the best choruses in the world at the 2018 Sweet Adelines International Competition in St. Louis. M0. What an honor! Our director is Joan Boutilier, tenor of the International Top Ten quartet, Spritzer and tenor of the The Four Bettys, the 2008 International Quartet Champions. She directs us, teaches us, guides us, and inspires us. We're always looking for new members, so if you're a woman who loves to sing, check us out.

River Heights Chorale

As a volunteer choir and 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, The River Heights Chorale is committed to sharing quality music with the surrounding community and has made it a priority to help students, through scholarships, achieve their musical goals beyond high school.

We perform at least two concert series per year and have added a third, special concert, collaborating with local groups to join together for a evening of choral music and fundraising.

By collecting a free will donation at all of our concerts, we are able to donate a portion of these proceeds back to students that are continuing post secondary education and would like to include choral music into their education, either as extra curricular activities or into their field of study. We believe the student does not have to major in music to receive a scholarship from RHC, but rather commit to being involved in a musical activity.

River Lights Chorus

The River Lights Chorus performs in various venues throughout the year, selling out their annual shows. From their first dinner show, where 14 singers entertained, to their charter show, with 22 singers, to November 2010 and 2011's performance at the Gallo Center for the Arts, the chorus keeps stepping up its level of entertainment.

River Magic Chorus

River Magic Chorus, a member of Sweet Adelines International, is a vibrant, diverse group of women who love to sing acappella harmony in the barbershop style. We enjoy singing and performing all types of music from old standards to the Beatles to show tunes and more.

River Raisin Chorus

River's Edge Chorale

Known as the Hudson Area Arts Alliance when first incorporated in March of 1991, the River's Edge Arts Alliance is a non-profit organization, which provides high quality, affordable events, exhibits and classes to citizens in over 30 towns the MetroWest and Central Massachusetts regions. We collaborate with schools, art organizations, artists, and businesses to entertain, educate, employ, and engage citizens.

As a recipient of the prestigious Commonwealth Award, the state's highest honor in the arts, humanities and interpretive sciences, River's Edge Arts Alliance has been recognized for making extraordinary contributions to the quality of life, education and economy in Massachusetts through arts and culture.

Today, the River's Edge Arts Alliance creates, promotes, and sustains year-round programming for participants and audiences of all ages, including the River's Edge School of Music, Arts in the Park Events, Community Arts Classes and Workshops, Family Fun Festivals, River's Edge Chorale, River's Edge Players, Summer Drama Workshop, Visual Art Exhibits, an array of Concert and Performance opportunities, and much more!

Riverblenders Chorus

The Mankato Riverblenders Barbershop Chorus provides musical family entertainment for Mankato area residents. Family fun, entertainment for all ages, and music with the best in barbershop harmony is a guarantee.

For men of all ages who enjoy singing barbershop style, come to the VINE Adult Community Center building at 7 p.m. on Tuesday evenings. Family entertainment through barbershop harmony is the goal of the Mankato Riverblenders. The Riverblenders are hoping you will want to be a part of our organization and extend an open invitation for you to visit any rehearsal.

Summer church sing-outs, Singing Valentines, an Annual show, as well as family events are part of the Mankato Riverblenders activities each year. Family fun at picnics, camp-outs, and other family entertainment ideas provide a special Mankato, MN opportunity for music, humor, family fun, and entertainment ideas for all.

The Riverblenders provide musical entertainment at over 25 sing-outs a year in the Mankato area. Watch for upcoming events at which the Riverblenders will sing barbershop harmony.

RiverOaks Chorus

RiverOaks Chorus is a great place to celebrate barbershop harmony, make friends and be actively engaged in the community.

We are a Chapter of Sweet Adelines International (SAI) a worldwide non-profit organization committed to advancing the art form of barbershop harmony through education and performance with people throughout the world.

With nearly 25,000 members worldwide, SAI is one of the world's largest singing organizations for women with over 600 choruses located in Australia, Canada, England, Germany, Ireland, Japan, New Zealand, Scotland, Sweden, the Netherlands, Wales and most of the 50 states in the United States!

Riverport Chorus

Riverport Chorus is a group of approximately 30 women who gather together in celebration of the art form known as barbershop music. Although our members reside in Southeastern Wisconsin and Northeastern Illinois, we are part of a larger organization of about 30,000 women worldwide known as Sweet Adelines International. You can see Riverport Chorus perform throughout Southeastern Wisconsin and Northeastern Illinois in addition to our annual participation in regional Sweet Adelines competition.

RiversEdge Chorus

RiversEdge Chorus is more than just an a cappella ensemble, it is a family. We love getting together each week, and sharing friendships as well as great music.

If you like to sing, you're invited to visit RiversEdge Chorus and discover your INNER DIVA! Sitting in on one of our rehearsals is the perfect way to find out more about us, and what we can do for you!

You'll have the opportunity to hear us perform four-part, a cappella harmony, and you'll be invited to join us on the risers to experience the music, friendship and fun for which RiversEdge Chorus is known!

Riverside Choral Society

The Riverside Choral Society has made a specialty of presenting finely tuned performances of great classical works with full orchestra and highly esteemed soloists. Under the baton of acclaimed director Patrick Gardner, who is also the director of choral activities at the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, RCS has performed major works by Beethoven, Bruckner, Brahms, Mozart, Schubert, Haydn, Britten, Part, Faure, Harrison, Orff, Stravinsky, Berlioz, Shostakovich, Schnittke, Verdi, and many others at major concert halls throughout the city. RCS has been a featured performer with the Mostly Mozart Festival since 1998, with the Kirov Orchestra with Valery Gergiev conducting at Carnegie Hall and Avery Fisher Hall, and at the Wall-to-Wall concerts at Symphony Space, among others. Through Patrick Gardner's inspiring leadership, rehearsals with this congenial and welcoming group are not only an opportunity to obtain an intimate and historical knowledge of each piece, but to perfect the craft of singing and choral artistry.

RiverSong Chorus

RiverSong, of Sweet Adelines International, is a fellowship of women singers committed to personal and musical growth through ongoing education and performance. RiverSong will be recognized throughout the Midwest as a leading, dynamic professional a cappella singing organization focused on innovative performance, education and opportunities for personal growth

Riveters

The Riveters is one of the newest all-female vocal groups to hit the a cappella scene. Based out of Oakland, CA, The Riveters had their live debut last June at SheSings Women's A Cappella Festival and were received with acclaim. In September 2013, The Riveters were nominated for an A Cappella Community Award in the category of "Favorite Newcomer Group" and one of their singers/arrangers, Lisa Forkish, was nominated for "Favorite Arranger." In addition to receiving praise from the a cappella community, U.K. soul artist Laura Mvula shared The Riveters' cover of her song "She" and exclaimed, "Oh my goodness, oh my goodness, oh wow!" Coming from various high school, collegiate and pro groups including 'Til Dawn, Vocal Rush Divisi, Noteworthy, Ro Sham Bo and The Backbeats, this fierce fivesome is armed and ready to bring their fresh, soulful sound into the world. Collectively, members of The Riveters have won a CARA Award for "Best Soloist," lead groups to win the ICCA/ICHSA Finals, competed on The Sing-Off, recorded vocals for Karaoke Revolution and Guitar Hero, and co-founded the Women's A Cappella Association.

Ro Sham Bo

Ro Sham Bo brings a surprising and exciting spark to the Bay Area vocal music scene. Ro Sham Bo's roots are steeped in jazz and funk, and their performances deliver an inspired blend of complexity and ease. Most group members are music educators or music educated, arrange, perform, and direct not only for Ro Sham Bo but for groups from San Jose to Black Rock City, and have taught students from Stanford University Jazz Workshop to Jazz Camp West to Blue Bear School of Music.

Road Show

Road Show performs for Barbershop Chapters of the Barbershop Harmony Society (BHS), Sweet Adelines, Int. (SAI) Harmony Inc. (HI) as well as many non-barershop events and private occations. In addition to winning the Northeastern District Championship, Road Show won the N.E. Harmony Sweeps Acapella contest which is the premier American showcase for vocal harmony music.

Robert Dean Chorale

Robert Sharon Chorale

Rochester Gay Men's Chorus

Creating social change and diversity through the gift of music.

Rochester Oratorio Society

The Rochester Oratorio Society, founded in 1945, is the leading choral/orchestral ensemble in Rochester, New York, and the surrounding seven-county region. The mission of ROS is to produce live choral music of the highest quality, engaging and educating our community in numerous musical genres, and gratifying our volunteer singers with the professionalism of their art. Led by Maestro Eric Townell since 2006, the Rochester Oratorio Society gives voice to the very best qualities of Rochester and western New York.

Comprising approximately 145 auditioned, adult members in a typical performance season, the ROS presents two to four performances of predominantly well-known masterworks for chorus and orchestra from the 18th-20th centuries. In this role, the ROS has offered the local premieres of monumental works, such as the Berlioz Requiem and Britten's War Requiem, and many performances of Handel's Messiah, under the direction of founder Theodore Hollenbach and successors Roger Wilhelm and Eric Townel

Rochester Rhapsody Chorus

Rochester Rhapsody chorus has captured the hearts, minds and ears of audiences throughout the Rochester area since 1996 with our unique blend of 4-part a cappella harmony singing. As one of over 60 choruses in the Harmony Incorporated international organization, we focus on quality musical entertainment and vocal performance education for women. In addition to performing frequently for both public and private functions, Rochester Rhapsody is a competing ensemble and has qualified for International competition each year since inception.

Rochester Women's Community Chorus

The Rochester Women's Community Chorus (RWCC), a not-for-profit, non-auditioned choir, has been creating harmony by singing music of all genres since 1978. We rehearse at Downtown United Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evenings and welcome new singers in September and January

Rock River Valley Chorus

The RRVBC has 52 active members, ranging in age from 16 to 88. While many of its members live in the Sterling - Rock Falls area, it has members that come from all over Northwestern Illinois.

In addition to weekly rehearsals, RRVBC's annual events include a show each Spring; the Youth In Harmony workshop, which provides high school students from over a half a dozen area school in the Sauk Valley area the opportunity to learn barbershop style singing; Sermon & Song Programs at Area Churches; participating in area Christmas Walks; and Singing Valentines throughout the Sauk Valley. These performances allow us to raise money. While a portion of the funds covers chorus expenses, we are most proud of our ability to make financial contributions each year to many area organizations. Since 1995, we have donated over $32,000!

Rock the Ages

There's the kind of rocker you sit on, traditionally on the front porch. And then there are the 30 members of a rather extraordinary choral group called Rock the Ages. Formed six years ago, Rock the Ages was inspired by a 2008 British documentary, "Young@Heart," that focused on the novelty of a New England senior citizen chorus singing contemporary rock and pop songs. Under the direction of Barry Blum, a professional musician and multi-instrumentalist, Rock the Ages has headlined at Sweetwater Music Hall in Mill Valley twice, opened for Huey Lewis and the News, and brought the house down at a recent concert of Bay Area choirs, most of them youth groups, at the Masonic in San Francisco.

Rock Voices

Rock Voices is a community choir that only sings rock music! There are no auditions (unless you want a solo) and anyone can sing. Actually, it's less like a choir and more like a rock band with a lot of singers. We perform concerts, we raise money for organizations in need, and we have fun together. There are even social events for choir members (e.g. holiday-themed parties, karaoke nights, potlucks, etc.).

Conceived in 2011 by Tony Lechner, Rock Voices has spread to three states (VT, MA, and CT) and has grown into a real community of people just like you; people who enjoy singing the music they grew up with (as well as some current music, too!). Come to a rehearsal near you and check it out.