Rockapella

As one of the progenitors of the astonishing full-band sound of "contemporary" a cappella, Rockapella has shown every audience the raw power of pure vocal talent and originality. "There's nothing in the way between us and the audience; it's very human music," says Rockapella's human beatbox Jeff Thacher. No instruments, no tracks, no mirrors...but never lame.

Since the early '90's when they first achieved national television fame on PBS's Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego?, they've toured the globe and provided a funky powerful soundtrack to several generations of vocal music fans, while keeping it all fresh along the way. With buckets of catchy original pop songs, and complete contemporary revisions of sparkling Motown, pop, and soul classics, this group has always been the one to watch.

Rockbridge Choral Society

ormed in 1976, the Rockbridge Choral Society is a community chorus of amateur singers performing in and around the historic town of Lexington in the lower Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Its performances are frequently augmented by a professional chamber orchestra and soloists with instrumentalists and singers from across the region and the country. The Rockbridge Choral Society is the parent organization for the Rockbridge Chorus, the Rockbridge Youth Chorale and the Rockbridge Chamber Singers. Together, these groups bring to the area's audiences an eclectic repertoire of vocal literature from Renaissance to contemporary.

The Rockbridge Choral Society's mission is to present choral music at the highest level of excellence and to encourage in both singers and listeners an appreciation for the art of choral and ensemble singing through live performances, education, and the encouragement of new choral composition.

Rockefeller Chapel Choir

Singing sacred masterworks of all periods and styles, this choir of 30-40 voices performs at Sunday morning services in the magnificent acoustics of Rockefeller Memorial Chapel. Firmly rooted in the tradition of Palestrina, Victoria, Bach, and Mozart, the choir also performs music of Africa and South America, modern and forgotten treasures, and even liturgical chant from Hildegard to Anglican. With an infinity to the great academic cathedrals of Europe, the choir strives to provide professional level performances, with a University of Chicago flair for innovation and recreation. The choir also presents three additional concerts per season, such as performances of Bach's St. John Passion with period instruments and world premieres of new music. From within the group, the Decani (formerly the Rockefeller Sixteen) sings 2-3 Sundays each quarter, concentrating on music written before 1700. Thanks to a generous grant from the University of Chicago Women's Board the Rockefeller Chapel Choir will be awarding four $4,000 scholarships to outstanding undergraduate singers of all faith and cultural backgrounds.

Rocket City Chorus

The Huntsville Metropolitan Chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society is devoted to performing a cappella, four-part harmony. We will constantly strive to achieve the highest possible level of musical and entertainment excellence with all our quartets and the Rocket City Chorus. We are a non-profit, 501(c)(3), and welcome your dontations to support our efforts as we perform music to our community.

Rockingham Choral Society

The Rockingham Choral Society is dedicated to performing quality choral music to the highest possible standards. We strive to expand and enhance both singers' and listeners' cultural experiences by presenting significant classical and contemporary choral works. We aim to increase appreciation of composers and singing and hope that you will join us in our mission! The Society is under the direction of Alex Favazza Jr.

Rocky Mountain Chorale

Founded in 1978, the Rocky Mountain Chorale (RMC) is one of the Boulder area's oldest community choirs. We are a mixed choir with over sixty active singers. Our repertoire includes classical, pop, and world folk music. RMC presents two major programs each year and also sings at various community outreach programs.

Rocky Mountainaires Men's Chorus

We welcome all men and women of good character who desire both to enjoy good fellowship and to sing close four-part harmony and are able to carry their part. Members range in age from 16 up. Membership in the Rocky Mountainaires also requires membership in the Barbershop Harmony Society

Rogue Valley Chorale

The Rogue Valley Chorale is Southern Oregon's oldest public choral organization. It was founded in 1973 by a group of local musicians who were eager to provide a forum for performing fine choral music. Forty-five singers presented the premier concert of the Rogue Valley Chorale on December 4, 1973. On the program were Bach's Komm, Jesu komm and Respighi's Laud to the Nativity.

The Chorale Organization has grown in number and musical stature in the past four decades and now includes 100 adults and 200 youth. The group has conducted five European tours and performed in Salzburg, Austria for Mozart's 250th birthday celebration.

Rogue Voices

Simply put, we love to entertain. Our goal is for our audience to leave our shows with a smile on their face and a song in their heart! We sing all sorts of a cappella music. Our repertoire ranges from classic harmonies, to doo wap, patriotic, spiritual, blues, rock & roll and novelty songs, all in close four-part harmony.

We welcome visitors to every rehearsal. We are always looking for men and women and who are interested in singing a cappella harmony (many of our best singers had no formal singing experience before joining us. We will gladly help you gain the skills necessary to sing harmony with us!).

Rolling Hills Chorus

Rolling Hills Chorus is an all-women's chorus founded in 1980. Based in Pasco, Washington, the chorus brings traditional a cappella barbershop harmony to their repertoire of American popular song. Barbershop harmony is a uniquely homegrown American vocal sound produced by four voice parts, with harmony parts both above and below the melody. Any woman can find a voice part that fits her vocal range, from high lyric sopranos to those who sing in men's tenor range. The warm sound is combined with energetic original choreography.

Chorus members range in age, occupation and come from all over Eastern Washington, from Selah to Walla Walla, to rehearse each Thursday evening at the Pasco City Hall Activity Center.

The Chorus entertains at community events, private parties, sporting events, and hosts an original full-length scripted show each year. Each spring, the chorus competes in the Sweet Adelines International North by Northwest regional competition. Highly competitive, they have earned first place in their division numerous times, including the last four years running.

Getting the sound and choreography just right is important to chorus members, but the friendships formed on the risers are important as well. In addition, Sweet Adelines as an organization is focused on lifelong learning to develop both music and leadership skills.

Roomful of Teeth

Roomful of Teeth is an eight-voice vocal ensemble that embraces the full spectrum of vocal practices and, through an on-going commissioning project, develops new compositions for voices.

Founded in 2008 by singer, conductor and composer Brad Wells, Roomful of Teeth is built on the premise that the membranes that separate one vocal technique or style from another are permeable, that any singer can learn any "non-native" singing language.

International experts in a wide range of vocal techniques - throat singers Ayan-ool Sam and Sean Quirk of Alash, belting coach Gayle Lockwood, and master yodeler Kerry Christensen - trained the singers in their respective styles. Next, composers Judd Greenstein of NOW Ensemble and New Amsterdam Records, Rinde Eckert, finalist for the 2007 Pulitzer Prize in Drama, and Brian Simalchik of Williams College wrote music tailored specifically to the singers and their now wider range of vocal techniques. The collective performed these works, as well as compositions by members of the ensemble, (all music written in the space of eight days) to a sell out audience on Friday, June 26 at Mass MoCA.

Root7

Root 7 is a contemporary a cappella group located in the Burlington, Vermont area. We are a group of working professionals who make time to embrace the joys of singing with one another. We perform regularly throughout Vermont, including at the annual Burlington Independence Day celebration, 51 Main in Middlebury, the Champlain Valley Fair, the Common Ground Center in Starksboro, local farmers markets, weddings, private holiday parties, and at many other events, large and small. We have a lot of fun singing together, and we love to share that with new audiences.

Rose City Timberliners

The Rose City Timberliners is a multi-generational inclusive Barbershop Chorus that requires no audition. We meet on Wednesday nights from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm at the Rose City Park United Methodist Church, 5830 NE Alameda Street in the Rose City Park neighborhood of NE Portland. We typically perform 30 to 40 times per year at various venues, including senior living facilities, parks, hospitals and community events.

Round Rock Community Choir

The Round Rock Community Choir sings with excellence while celebrating the joy and power of music. From sacred requiems to American Folk music, Broadway hits to holiday favorites, our performances reflect a wide range of musical styles. Our membership is as diverse as our repertoire. Our volunteer members hail from across Central Texas and represent a wide variety of ages, musical backgrounds, and training. But we agree on one thing. Since 1985, our commitment to artistic excellence and community enrichment remains the cornerstone of the organization as we provide concert-goers with the finest choral experiences, featuring challenging and exciting programs performed by a talented ensemble of singers.

Rounders

In a relatively short amount of time, Rounders has made quite a splash in the world of barbershop harmony. A new group on the scene, Alex, Sean, Dan, & Kenny bring many years of quartet singing together to create a wonderful blend of vocal excitement, musicality, and just plain fun. After only one month of singing together, Rounders qualified to represent the state of Florida in the International Quartet Competition in Louisville, KY. Following this early success, they went on to place 12th in the world after only three more months, edging out many of the seasoned competitors! What's their secret? Dedication, personal commitment, and a whole lot of hard work...a combination that spells almost certain success in the future for these four musicians. We think you'll agree when you hear them, so make yourself comfortable in that seat, get in your best listening mood, and enjoy the exciting new sound of Rounders!

Roxborough Male Chorus

Producing two concerts a year, during the spring and winter seasons, the Roxborough Male Chorus sang its first concert on April 24, 1923 at the Green Valley Country Club (Lafayette Hill, Pa). Its first director, William C. Ames, and its first accompanist, William E. Tippet, created the singing group for men, who loved music and resided in and around the neighborhood.

Royal Counts

Jersey based group from the 60's had a loyal following in the area but never enjoyed the national success they desereved. Combining elements of doo-wop and soul, the Royal Counts were produced by Relic Record's Stan Krause, as were his later discovery, the Persuasions, and the sound of the two groups is similar.

Royal River Chorus

Enriching. Empowering. Life-Changing. Fun. Barbershop, an original American art form, is a four-part (tenor, lead, baritone, bass) a cappella harmony style of singing famous for its "ringing" chords, which produce overtones that sound like fifth notes.

Sing. Learn. Connect. Sparkle. Royal River is one of a 500-strong worldwide family of barbershop choruses that women join for the love of a capella singing and stay forever because of friendships formed and a depth of support that can't be found elsewhere.

RPM Voices of Rhode Island

RPM Voices of Rhode Island's mission is to create a musical space for all voices to participate in the African American choral tradition through an ongoing experiential education cycle of instruction and performance.

RPM Voices of Rhode Island is a non-profit 501(c) (3) arts organization. We offer an experiential educational curriculum committed to the preservation of African American folk traditions and cultural expressions as preserved through choral music. Founded by Dr. Clarice LaVerne Thompson, Artistic Director, and Shaunne N. Thomas, RPM Voices began through the efforts of Dr. Thompson, who offered the first Choral Music workshop during the winter of 2003 on the campus of Brown University. The first workshop chorus, originally called the RPM Singers, later became RPM Voices of Rhode Island and received non-profit status in 2010.

Rue Claire

Rue Claire is a close-harmony vocal-trio sisterhood, although only two are related. Mother-daughter combination Susan Miller and Rebecca Rand trade high and middle parts, while Theresa Madeira rounds out the trio as the alto foundation for bluesy-folky selections that range from bluegrass to Appalachian, and from Gershwin to contemporary indie.

We are driven by a common love of beautiful music no matter the genre, and are bound by mutual respect for what each of us uniquely brings to the expression and art. Founded in the Bay Area in 2012 as an a cappella group, we continue to explore our sound and expand our range, adding new arrangements and original songs to our playlist. All the while, a cappella remains at the core of our collective soul and we are humbly excited to bring our passion to the Harmony Sweepstakes.

Rumors

Rumors, the 1999 International Champion Quartet of Sweet Adelines International has been singing together for five years, but have known each other for more than 20. When they were jailed in 1993 for falsely representing themselves as sane individuals, they found that singing together didn't make them deathly ill, just mildly dizzy, sometimes nauseated. This was an acceptable trade off for ringing chords now and then.

All four are career women in very diverse fields. In a field in Richardson Texas, the baritone, Dale Syverson, is the entertainment director for a nudist community. She has donned clothes especially for the publicity picture and, as their contract specifies, for all show performances. Any afterglow performance should be viewed as an "attend at your own risk" proposition. Lead Judy Baxter, a north Dallas outfielder, is a crisis counselor at the same community. She is the top ranked professional in the field for creating crisis in a controlled atmosphere. Only Hurricane Andrew has a higher ranking..

Rural Route 4

When the Rural Route 4 won the international quartet championship in 1986, they did not exactly qualify as an overnight sensation. Organized in 1971 by four residents of Cass County MO., the quartet would not win the gold until 15 years and two personnel changes later. Along the way were dozens of contests, from the chapter to international level, and years of hard work. But there was fun too, ar the RR4 gradually built a reputation as on of the most entertaining show quartets around.

Sacra Profana

At SACRA/PROFANA, we awaken and nurture enthusiasm for the choral art through vibrant performances and focused education outreach. Our debut album, Elegies & Ecstasies, was released in 2012, and in 2014 SACRA/PROFANA produced the world premiere recording of when we were children by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer David Lang, available on the Cantaloupe Music record label.

SACRA/PROFANA also has performed with many artists of worldwide renown, including the legendary Irish band the Chieftains, producer Carlton Cuse (of ABC's hit show Lost), lm composer Michael Giacchino (Star Trek), and composer Alan Menken and lyricist Stephen Schwartz in the development of Disney Theatrical's The Hunchback of Notre Dame at La Jolla Playhouse.

Sacramento Children’s Chorus

The internationally acclaimed Sacramento Children's Chorus (SCC), a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, provides excellence in choral music education and performance opportunities to talented children in the greater Sacramento community Singers participate in a progressive program that consists of five levels accommodating the various ages (7-19) and performance abilities. Singers are admitted by competitive audition. Membership is drawn from Sacramento, Placer, Yolo and El Dorado counties where singers attend a variety of public and private elementary, middle and high schools.

Sacramento Choral Society

The Sacramento Choral Society & Orchestra is a California 501 c (3) arts nonprofit organization committed to the performance, education and appreciation of choral orchestral music at reasonable prices for families in our region. The SCSO has won the "Arts Excellence Award", the "Outstanding Non Profit of the Year" award and the "Arts Executive of the Year" award for their work in the Capital Region. As well as presenting their own concert subscription series, the SCSO has performed with the Boston Pops Orchestra, Sarah Brightman's World Tour, the Kenny Rogers Christmas Show and on national and international concert stages in Carnegie Hall, Disney Hall (LA), Canada, Europe and China.

Sacramento Gay Men's Chorus

The Sacramento Gay Men's Chorus was founded in 1984 as a singing group that aimed to foster a sense of community and provide support for gays and lesbians in the Sacramento area. Over the past 30 years, through musical performance and outreach programs, the chorus has grown to become an integral part of the Sacramento music community, as well as a voice for the gay and lesbian community in the greater Sacramento area. With that voice, SGMC has confronted intolerance and bigotry by providing a positive experience of the gay community.

Sacramento Master Singers

The Sacramento Master Singers, under the direction of Dr. Ralph Hughes, have established themselves as the area's premier chamber choir. Established in 1982, the singers delight, challenge and inspire their audiences with seasons programmed to include premieres, classics and a wide array of musical selections. A dynamic part of Sacramento's arts community, the choir presents six to ten concerts each season, and has received recognition for its artistic excellence. National and area premieres performed by the Master Singers include Benjamin Brtitten's A.M.D.G., Arvo Part's Te Deum, Robert Levin's new completion of Mozart's Requiem, Alfred Schnittke's Requiem and Ola Gjeilo's Sunrise Mass.

Sacramento State Vocal Jazz Singers

The vocal jazz program at Sacramento State is under the direction of Kerry Marsh. The program consists of the Jazz Singers, C-Sus and Vox 2, all of which are formed by audition. The sounds of Sac State Vocal Jazz are influenced by the great vocal jazz groups of the past and present: The Hi-Lo's, Singers Unlimited, Take 6, New York Voices, The Real Group, Manhattan Transfer and others. However, the program strives to explore.

Although much of the study focuses on group sound, improvisation and solo singing are also important aspects of the program, with a thriving bachelor's program in jazz studies/voice. Jazz voice majors (currently eleven in the program) study privately with the outstanding jazz vocal artist Julia Dollison.

Sacramento Valley Chorus

The award winning, high energy Sacramento Valley Chorus, a chapter of Sweet Adelines International, is a women's singing group specializing in four-part harmony, a cappella singing in the barbershop style. It offers a wide variety of music and styles, from jazz, blues, and ballads to Broadway Show tunes, complete with dazzling costumes and exciting choreography. Membership in this 100+ voice group includes women from all walks of life who live primarily in the greater Sacramento area.

Sacramento Women's Chorus

Sacramento Women's Chorus has been a vibrant community chorus for over 25 years, bringing a wide variety of music to the Sacramento area. The women of SWC join us for many reasons-and a major benefit is the friendship, collaboration and the fun we have. As a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, the chorus has remained true to our original principles and our mission-to provide women a safe place to raise our voices in song in service to issues of vital importance to all women.

Sacred And Profane

Founded in 1977, Sacred & Profane is a chamber chorus that performs a wide variety of a cappella choral music. Concert repertoire includes sacred and secular works from the middle ages to the contemporary period, drawing from classical, ethnic & folk traditions. We aim to provide an inspiring & educational experience for audiences & chorus members through innovative programming, intensive preparation & high quality performances.

Sacred Harp Singing Anchorage

Sacred Harp singing is an American traditional style of four-part a cappella, religious and social, community-based, shape-note singing. The music is powerful, moving, ancient and haunting.

Sacred Harp Singing Fairbanks

Sacred Harp singing is an American traditional style of four-part a cappella, religious and social, community-based, shape-note singing. The music is powerful, moving, ancient and haunting.

Sacred Harp Singing Juneau

Sacred Harp singing is an American traditional style of four-part a cappella, religious and social, community-based, shape-note singing. The music is powerful, moving, ancient and haunting.

Sacred Harp Singing Sitka

Sacred Harp singing is an American traditional style of four-part a cappella, religious and social, community-based, shape-note singing. The music is powerful, moving, ancient and haunting.

Saffron

Saffron formed in January 2015 and burst onto the Region 1 Sweet Adelines scene a few months later with a 4th place medal. They medaled each year since, until in April of 2018 they became Region 1 Sweet Adelines International Champions. They earned their blue ribbons while also breaking the Region 1 record with a score of 637! Their repertoire covers an eclectic variety of charts ranging from folk ballads, to toe-tapping jazzy standards, to southern rock melodies, all arranged in classic and tight barbershop chording that is sure to put a tear in your eye and a smile in your heart!

Sage Singers

Saginaw Choral Society

With offices in the beautiful Temple Theatre Complex of the Shaheen Performing Arts Center, Saginaw Choral Society provides audiences in the Great Lakes Bay Region with performances ranging from classical masterworks to popular favorites. Subscriptions consist of three to four concert hall and several small stage events. Each season a December holiday concert is featured. The annual Member Showcase and SCS' resident men's sextet, Ah Tempo! concerts round out each season with more intimate options.

The chorus consists of 85 volunteer singers. Members from all walks of life representing counties throughout the Great Lakes Bay region rehearse Monday evenings from September through May at St. John's Episcopal Church in Saginaw. Concerts are held in the magnificent Temple Theatre in Saginaw as well as in smaller venues in the region: First United Methodist Church, First Presbyterian Church, St. Mary's Cathedral, Castle Museum of Saginaw County, and the State Theatre in Bay City.

Saint Louis Chamber Chorus

The Saint Louis Chamber Chorus is a not-for-profit organization committed to presenting the finest a cappella choral works, seeking to entertain, educate, and inspire audiences through its unique programs in St. Louis's finest public buildings. Now enjoying its second half-century, the ensemble performs six concerts annually and may be heard on several compact discs. Under the direction of English conductor Philip Barnes, the Chamber Chorus combines outstanding acoustics with originality and excellence of its presentations, and has established an enviable reputation as the Midwest's premier a cappella ensemble.

Saint Mary's College Women's Choir

Saint Mary's College Women's Choir, a select 40-voice ensemble, regularly commissions and performs new works for women's voices. An outgrowth of this emphasis is the publication of the Saint Mary's College Choral Series, a collection of new works for women's voices, published by earthsongs of Corvallis, Oregon. The Choir has performed throughout the United States and has appeared before state and division conventions of the Music Educators National Conference and the American Choral Directors Association. In February 2005, the Choir appeared before the national convention of the American Choral Directors Association in Los Angeles, performing in Wilshire Christian Church and the new Walt Disney Concert Hall. Each November the Choir hosts the annual Saint Mary's College High School Women's Choir Festival, in which 20 choirs from neighboring states perform for each other and a panel of commentators. The Choir tours nationally every other year, and regularly performs with the University of Notre Dame Glee Club in joint performances of major works with the South Bend Symphony Orchestra. They have appeared in concert at Carnegie Hall in 1999 and 2001, and returned there in November 2005 to perform music by Gwyneth Walker for women's voices and orchestra.

Saint Thomas Choir of Men and Boys

Music is at the heart of our mission, one of the primary ways in which we worship, love and serve our Lord Jesus Christ.

Each year, the Saint Thomas Choir of Men and Boys, under the direction of John Scott, sing at nearly 200 choral worship services, including Choral Liturgies on Sunday mornings, Choral Evensong on Sunday evenings and on many Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings (September through May). The choir also sings at special liturgies throughout the year, including the Solemn Liturgy of Good Friday.

We are delighted to welcome visitors from all over the world to these worship services. We hope you will join us during your next visit to New York City. If you are unable to worship with us in person, you may do so via the webcasts from your home.

Salem Choral Society

The Salem Choral Society is a community choir consisting of singers from all over the Roanoke Valley who love to come together to prepare and perform great music!

Salem Community College Oak Singers

The Salem Community College Oak Singers was established as a college-based community choir by Charles H. Musser in 1991 with a group of 23 singers. Since that time, the choir has grown into a vibrant ensemble that has become part of the musical life of Salem County. Oak Singers offers a winter and spring concert each year along with various other college and civic performances.

Membership in the Oak Singers is open to anyone who enjoys singing, both from the college and the wider community. No audition is required.

Rehearsals are held from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. each Tuesday during the fall and spring semesters in the Sol and Jean Davidow Performing Arts Theatre in Davidow Hall on the SCC campus, 460 Hollywood Ave., Carneys Point.

Salem State Community Chorus

Salisbury Singers

Salisbury Singers is a mixed chorus of more than 80 singers under the insightful leadership of Music Director Brad Dumont.

The chorus is dedicated to the enhancement of cultural life in Worcester and central Massachusetts as well as the musical growth of its individual members. Salisbury Singers achieves these objectives through professional quality performances of acappella and accompanied choral repertoire drawn from diverse traditions and styles.

Sally Bytheway Chorale

The Sally Bytheway Chorale, founded in March 2005, includes former members of the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square, the Eleanor Kennard Chorale, and Lex De Azevedo's Millennium Choir. In only two years it grew from 25 members to its current size of over 90 talented singers. The chorale performs a variety of styles, including jazz, contemporary, patriotic, gospel and sacred music.

The chorale has been invited to perform at the Assembly Hall on Temple Square in Salt Lake City, and was selected to perform in the 2007 Winter Festival Concert on Temple Square. It has performed in the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, and to standing room only audiences at the Waterford School concert hall. In 2011, the chorale was named Best of State in the Vocal Group category, and also won the Choice in Community Award from Utah's 2011 Entertainment and Choice Awards. In 2017, the chorale was invited to represent the State of Utah in the 2017 National Festival of the States in Washington, DC. In 2019, the chorale toured Austria, Slovenia, and Croatia, performing in the American Celebration of Music concert series.

Salt Lake Children's Choir

The Salt Lake Children's Choir, founded in the fall of 1979 by Ralph B. Woodward, as long regarded as one of the finest ensembles of its kind in the nation. The choir consists of boys and girls, generally between the ages of 8 and 15, who hail from the Salt Lake Valley and nearby communities. It emphasizes natural vocal production and works of the immortal masters, as well as oustanding folk and contemporary music from around the world. The children have sung music from the countries of Sweden, Norway, Finland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Ukraine, Russia, Bulgaria, France, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Namibia, Zambia, Mexico, Venezuela, Chile, Bolivia, Brazil, Spain, Portugal, Japan, Korea, China, and Native and African America. A prize winner in international competition, the choir has appeared with many internationally celebrated artists and organizations -- including Grant Johannessen, Frederica von Stade, Marvin Hamlisch, Pete Seeger, Kurt Bestor, and on numerous occasions with The Mormon Tabernacle Choir and the Utah Symphony, with whom it has also recorded. The choir has been featured at several conventions of the American Choral Directors' Association, and has been heard on Public Radio International and PBS. Its singers are also regularly requested for major sound-tracks and promotions, including projects for CBS, NBC, and Walt Disney Productions).

Salt Lake Choral Artists

Comprising more than 300 singers in five different ensembles, SLCA is one of America's premiere community choirs. The choir focuses on classical, contemporary, and culturally diverse music and enjoys collaborating with other performing groups in the community. SLCA has been critically acclaimed for its innovative concerts and Summer Choral Institute program, and was named Best of State for best choral ensemble 2012-105. Its mission is to promote the performance of choral music by educating and inspiring choral singers, conductors, composers, vocal soloists, and accompanists at all levels through performance of a wide range of musical genres. Since the appointment in 2004 of Dr. Brady Allred as Artistic Director and Conductor, the choir has grown to include a chamber choir, a children's choir, a professional-level ensemble, and a women's choir, and introduced both a men's choir and a youth choir in 2013. Dr. Allred's wealth of choral conducting experience, remarkable range of musical talent, and exceptional leadership has brought SLCA to a higher level of artistic excellence and generated new enthusiasm among choir members, serious interest from the media, and the attention of donors who recognize the importance of promoting quality performing arts in the area.

Salt Lake Men's Choir

We welcome all men who have a desire to sing and want to be part of a diverse, openhearted organization. Don't worry about your musical abilities - we're all here to learn - so come and have some fun with us! Membership requires a willing heart, a desire to learn and perform, a certain level of dedication and commitment, and seasonal dues. Whether or not you will be able to sing with us at our next concert depends on when you join us. You can attend and observe any rehearsal, but the best way to experience the choir is to participate! Arrive before 7:00 pm and you'll be able to check out a binder of music and add your voice to our harmony. The Salt Lake Men's Choir will embrace and accept you with open arms.

Saltaires Show Chorus

The Saltaires was formed in the 80's as the premier men's barbershop chorus in Utah. They regularly represent Utah as one of the top 2 choruses in the Rocky Mountain District and top 20 choruses internationally. Members of The Saltaires are great singers and musicians who continually seek to achieve excellence. Many have competed in barbershop quartets at the district and international competitions. Others have extensive solo & choral experience.