Sing Montana

We are a charitable harmonic fraternity in Billings, Montana, with members from a mature 13 years old to senior citizens who still have sharp singing skills. We plan to perform many times each year. We sing in lots of styles, including Barbershop, Doo Wop, Jazz, Classical, and more. (See here.) "Something for almost everyone" is the idea of our repertoire! We sing songs that range in age from a couple hundred years ago to the recent pop charts-whatever showcases the rich tone of the human voice and the extravagance of vocal harmony. We hope you'll consider joining us!

Sing Napa Valley

The Napa Valley Choral Society (NVCS) is the umbrella organization for Sing Napa Valley! and the Napa Valley Children's Chorus. Since its inception in 1963 NVCS has performed a wide variety of choral music ranging from standard classics to contemporary works.

Sing Napa Valley! is the new name of the auditioned, intergenerational community chorus formerly called Napa Valley Chorale. Vocal artists in Sing Napa Valley! range from high school age to senior citizens. Members are accepted by audition and attend weekly rehearsals during the performance season.

Sing Napa Valley! is a vibrant presence in the Napa Valley offering talented singers the opportunity to perform great works of choral literature throughout the community.

Sing Omaha Choirs

Sing Omaha's Choirs offer ensemble singing experiences for singers in grades K-12, and adults in the Omaha area. Our seven choirs regularly perform with professional instrumental groups in beautiful local venues.

Sing Out Detroit

Sing Out Detroit is a mixed chorus (soprano, alto, tenor and bass) for LGBT+ and Allies. We welcome singers with varied musical skills. We foster community, joy and fun!

Sing Out Detroit is a member of GALA Choruses, a national organization for LGBT+ choruses. We are a 501(c)(3) organization eligible for grants. If you know of any organization that supports the arts or LGBT groups with grants, please let us know!

Sing Portland!

When singers come to Sing Portland! for the first time, they experience a choir unlike any other. Our singers care so much for each other, and they treat every single newcomer like one of the family. We come together week after week to sing, heal, connect, lift up, and bring some true happiness to each other.

Sing to Live Community Chorus

The Sing to Live Community Chorus was created by Glenview reseident Melinda Harris in 2005 to bring the joy of singing and fellowship to those whose lives have been touched by breast cancer.

It began with a quest. Following her treatment for the illness, Harris sought a support group that not only shared her journey, but to also could bring her the sense of camaraderie, exuberance, and self-confidence she had found as a singer in several choruses. Unable to find a musical outlet, she started her own.

She incorporated Sing to Live as a nonprofit and brought on board Dr. Wilbert Watkins, a renowned musical director and conductor whose twin sister is a breast cancer survivor. Together, they embarked on a mission to find singers -- both men and women -- who were breast cancer survivors or had imediate family members or friends with the disease.

Since 2005, the Sing to Live Community Chorus has grown to over 80 singers who enjoy friendship, harmony, and support in weekly rehearsals (the chorus takes the summer off) and perform concerts two times a year in Oak Park and Glenview. Harris' instinct has proved true: The shared and unique experience of breast cancer, combined with the therapeutic power of music, has created for singers a strong sense of family and renewed spirit, which is apparent and appreciated by enthusiastic audiences.

To further celebrate it's message of support, fellowship, and pride, Sing to Live offers breast cancer survivors complimentary concert tickets. And, to fully realize Harris' dream, the chorus continues to grow and welcome singers, both men and women, who are in tune with its inspirational mission.

Singers in Accord

Singers in Accord Choral Ensemble was created in 2009. It is uniquely organized as a singer-led choral ensemble dedicated to enriching lives and building community through the power of choral music. The group collaborates with a new conductor, performing artist, or artistic ensemble in each concert to create distinctive concert experiences for its singers and audience members. Singers in Accord strives to enrich the cultural life of the community through outreach, education and innovative performances. Singers in Accord is a 501c3 non-profit corporation.

Singers Marin

Singers Marin, (Choral Singers of Marin) is an association of choruses that was founded to serve the community and preserve the integrity of the choral art. Singers Marin provides singers of all ages the opportunity to experience the joy of making music together and bring that joy to the community through our outreach program and public concerts. Most importantly, we strive for the highest level of musical standards in all of our presentations.

Founded by Artistic Director, Jan Pedersen Schiff in January, 1987, Choral Singers of Marin, Inc. became a non-profit, 501(c)3 organization in July, 1988 with Wings of Song as its first ensemble. This all-female, non-auditioned chorus continues to grow in numbers and in excellence. In September of 2001, the chorus expanded to serve more women by holding rehearsals during the daytime and evenings, which also increased the number of performances it provides for the elderly audiences of Marin. The group sings a repertoire of familiar songs, including light classical, folk songs, show-tunes, and popular standards. In 1994, Wings of Song hosted the California Women's Chorus Convention. The chorus recorded its first CD, Sentimental Journey, during the summer of 1999.

Singers of Long Island

SoLI is a chamber choir of accomplished musicians from Suffolk County on Long Island, NY. The choir performs music from a wide variety of styles and cultures including Madrigals, Spirituals and Jazz.

Singers Unlimited

The Singers Unlimited were born out of a strange combination of stark commercialism and rare innovation that somehow yielded some pretty high art. Gene Puerling was the vocal arranger as well as a singer with The Hi-Lo's, and later moved into jingle singing and arranging in Chicago. Don Shelton had been a Hi-Lo as well, and joined Puerling in the commercial field. Along the way they joined with Len Dresslar (the voice of the Jolly Green Giant) and vocalist/voiceover artist Bonnie Herman. This led to the formation in 1967 of a ready-to-go jingle-singing quartet. Then Puerling began experimenting with the new technology of multi-track recording, and the Singers expanded their four voices into eight, twelve, sixteen, and later into practically a hundred or more! The Singers produced around 15 LP's in the period between 1971 and 1981.

Singers' Club of Cleveland

Established in 1891, The Singers' Club of Cleveland has continued to presented the finest music for men's voices, dynamic young soloists and internationally known guest artists.

Through a scholarship program, local voice students receive stipends to continue their music education. The Club commissions and performs music for the enjoyment of its audiences and as a lasting contribution to the musical literature.

Singing Angels

The Singing Angels, founded in 1964, is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to youth development through the highest level of artistic achievement in the performing arts. The mission is to engage youth from all communities in quality music and performing arts education that teaches teamwork, builds confidence, and provides a foundation for life.

Since its debut, The Singing Angels has performed in 34 countries, sung with major celebrities, accompanied symphonies, and entertained dignitaries, presidents, and popes. The Singing Angels has been featured on national and international television, has performed four times at the White House, and has appeared in concert with a host of stars, including Celine Dion, Cathy Rigby, Eartha Kitt, Jon Conlee, B.J. Thomas, Neil Zaza, Bob Hope, Wayne Newton, Kenny Rogers, Peabo Bryson, Roberta Flack, Audrey Hepburn, Jim Brickman, The 5 Browns, Nancy Sinatra, Barenaked Ladies, the Cleveland Orchestra, and the US Army Band.

Singing Buckeyes

The Singing Buckeyes Chorus is a membership organization of male singers, who meet regularly to practice, perform, socialize, and have fun. We currently have around 60 active singers of all ages, all walks of life, and from all parts of the greater Columbus Ohio area.

Singing Capital Chorus

The men of the DC chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society are a premier a cappella singing group in the national capital region. We have been ringing chords and entrancing audiences since our founding in 1945. With members ranging in age from the 20s to the 90s, and hailing from a wide range of current or past occupations, we gather every week to share our love of singing a cappella music in the barbershop harmony style.

The Singing Capital Chorus won the Society's first "official" international chorus competition in 1954 under the direction of Lew Sims. Through more than six decades, the chorus has regularly performed for sporting events, arts festivals, retirement communities, veterans organizations and private and organizational functions. We also compete in Society Division and District contests to continually improve our performing skills.

In addition to the large chorus, the DC chapter can also provide a smaller ensemble as well as several quartets. All the chapter ensembles are actively searching for opportunities to bring Barbershop to the DC area audience.

Singing Cedar Chorus

Singing City

Singing City Choir was founded as an integrated choir in 1948 in Philadelphia by Dr. Elaine Brown. For over half a century, Singing City has been Philadelphia's premier avocational chorus, committed to bringing people together through music. It grew out of the Fellowship House movement, which believed that differences between races, religions, and cultures could be bridged by ordinary people coming together in shared activities.

In addition to its deep commitment to inclusion and community building, Singing City Choir has consistently achieved the highest levels of performance practice and artistry. The chorus has performed with the Philadelphia Orchestra, Leningrad Philharmonic, and Israel Philharmonic, and has to its credit a number of critically acclaimed national and international concert tours and festival appearances. The 80-member strong chorus is led by Artistic & Music Director Jeffrey Brillhart and continues to fulfill its original mission, which today encompasses an educational program for youth, T-VOCE (Teen Voices of the City Ensemble), and bringing music into Philadelphia's neighborhoods.

Singing Girls of Texas

Singing Girls of Texas is a professional-level women's choral program with 3 core ensembles, which are housed at Fort Worth Academy of Fine Arts, and two community choirs that meet at FWAFA and our sister charter-school, Texas School of the Arts.

Singing Hills Chorus

The Mankato & North Mankato ACT on Alzheimer's Action Team is proud to offer a meaningful opportunity for people in the community to join together for a unique choral experience. The chorus, especially created for persons with Alzheimer's disease or other dementias, and their care partners, started in September 2017.

Singers of all abilities create and learn in weekly rehearsals at a warm and accessible music venue with a specially trained professional choral conductor who ensures artistic excellence. The rehearsals culminate in a public performance showcasing the accomplishments of the singers. Singing Hills Chorus was inspired by the Twin-cities based Giving Voice Chorus!

Singing Men

The motto for the Singing Men is "A Ministry That Makes A Difference". Our sincerest desire is to utilize the gift of music received from God to make a difference in our own lives as well as the lives of those with whom we share our ministry.

In 1977, a quartet was formed at then Oakwood College in Huntsville, Alabama comprised of Leroy Hampton, Elverton Mapp, Clinton Williams, and Douglas Bell. Providing music for the weekly Bible radio program "Your Bible Speaks", hosted by Dr. Elder Richard Tottress, they became known as "The Your Bible Speaks Men of Music".

Word of the quartet spread quickly and, within a year, other men joined and the quartet eventually grew into a male chorus. As the notoriety of the male chorus expanded, their performances became much sought after events.

Singing Men of Arkansas

The Singing Men of Arkansas (SMA) is an auditioned men's choir pursuing professional excellence in choral sound. Utilizing a broad variety of repertoire, SMA endeavors to inspire and entertain audiences through dynamic choral performance.

The Singing Men of Arkansas started as a small organization of 7 governing council members in 2007 to a chorus of over 50 current members. The group has entertained crowds from Texas to Missouri and Arkansas to many countries around the world including two trips to Ireland. The chorus is always welcoming new recruits to join and continue to bring excellent mens choral music to the Arkansas region and around the world.

Singing Saints

Singing Sergeants

The Singing Sergeants, the official chorus of the United States Air Force, is one of the world's most versatile and traveled choral organizations. It is also one of a select few singing groups internationally recognized for its commitment to excellence in vocal performance. Originally formed in 1945 from within the ranks of The United States Air Force Band, the chorus is now composed entirely of professional vocalists who have come from leading colleges, universities and music conservatories throughout the world; and who are all sergeants in the United States Air Force. Available positions are filled by audition only and are reserved for those singers who demonstrate the finest qualities of musicianship and vocal production..

The Singing Sergeants have appeared before every chief executive of the United States since President Truman, as well as with the New York Philharmonic, the Philadelphia, Cleveland, Houston and National Symphony Orchestras, and both the Boston and Cincinnati Pops. The group has performed at White House, State Department, Supreme Court, Congressional, Department of Defense and high-level civilian functions. The Singing Sergeants have performed at the New York World's Fair, in Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts..

Singing Statesmen

The Singing Statesmen is an all male choral ensemble from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. Started in 1967 by Morris Hayes, the Statesmen is comprised of 57 students from various academic backgrounds and is currently under the direction of Dr. Gary R. Schwartzhoff. Because The Singing Statesmen promise to deliver songs with utmost musicality, they enjoy a healthy attendance at each concert they perform. Annually, the Statesmen participate in the Homecoming Varsity Show, and the Viennese Ball. As the years progress, the choir continues to release new albums while offering a new variety of music at each performance.

SingPositive

SingPositive is a family-friendly choral and instrumental performing group that fosters community partnerships, good neighbor relations, and shared family experiences in and through community music making and education in Jamaica Plain. The group is collaboratively run, rehearses weekly in JP, and performs high-quality musical concerts in JP and beyond.

SingPositive, Inc. is a Jamaica Plain-based organization whose mission is to create and support local, family-friendly choral and instrumental performing groups as a means to provide music education and cross-cultural learning opportunities, and to promote music appreciation, community building, and intergenerational harmony for its members and local communities

Siouxland Discovery Chorus

We are a group of men that enjoy singing close a cappella harmony. Some say what we do is a great hobby. I profess to you that it is more than that when you are looking into the eyes of a bedridden patient or a residents eyes in a senior center, as you sing to them "White Christmas" or an old standard love song. It is great to share the emotion of an individual who has been sent a singing Valentine from the love of their life. What one individual can do with music is very special. What a quartet or chorus can do is extraordinary.

Sippican Choral Society

80+ singers gather to sing splendid choral repertoire. All ability levels welcome.

Sirens of Gotham

Performing right in the heart of Manhattan, Sirens of Gotham is a fresh take on women's a cappella music. These ladies perform various genres ranging from classic standards and music theatre to contemporary pop, but specialize in Barbershop Harmony. Sirens harmonize weekly to prepare for performances throughout the New York City area.

Siskiyou Singers

Siskiyou Singers is a community choir composed of intelligent, enthusiastic residents from the Rogue Valley and beyond. Its members travel from as far as Yreka and Grants Pass to experience the joy of choral singing.

We currently present two concerts per year (one in early December, another in late April/early May), each offering multiple performances. We have performed at various community events such as the Feast of Will, which marks the opening of outdoor theater performances at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, the anniversary concert of the Southern Oregon Concert Band, and joint concerts with other local choral groups. We also run an Educational Outreach program.

Sister Cities Girlchoir

Half a million Venezuelan children are carving their way to a better life through El Sistema, the country's national system of music centers. El Sistema is now internationally celebrated as the world's most extraordinary musical success story and the inspiration point for Sister Cities Girlchoir (SCG), founded by Alysia Lee, an El Sistema-trained leader

Sisters of Sound

Sisters of Sound is a chapter of Harmony, Inc., an international, non-profit organization whose purpose is to empower all women through education, friendship and a cappella singing in the barbershop style.

We are a competing chorus with conventions and contests being held each year for the purposes of educating members in the performance of the craft, bringing together the membership to see the best perform, informing the membership of the status and direction of the organization, and encouraging an atmosphere of friendship and camaraderie. Our Area 6 Convention and Contests (AC&C) is held each April in Jacksonville. International Convention and Contests (IC&C) is held in November for qualifying choruses with the venue changing annually.

Sisters of Sound is also active in the community, performing at various venues including musical shows, fundraising events, community outreach programs, social gatherings, holiday caroling, and singing Valentines.

Sisters' Voices

Sisters' Voices is a choral community of girls, within which each is known and supported while being challenged to grow as a musician and as a person.

Through excellent vocal and choral training, Sisters' Voices supports the personal growth of each singer. In a moment when faced with an audience of one or many, she will realize within herself the courage, self-compassion, humility, and strength of character to share what is in her mind and heart.

Sistrum

Sistrum, Lansing Women's Chorus, is a women's community chorus that has been making music for over 25 years. Founded on ideas of social justice, feminism, and creating beautiful music for both ourselves and our community, Sistrum can be found singing at many area events and celebrations as well as traveling across the US to choral events and conferences. Winner of a special Joy of Music citation from The American Prize for artistic vision and infectious performances, Dancing Naked at the Edge of Dawn is Sistrum's second CD and presents their first commissioned piece of music. Our name comes from a musical instrument, a rattle used in ancient Egypt. It was kept in constant motion as a symbol of Isis, the sacred and ever-changing Life Force. Likewise, we draw upon the words, music, and energy of women composers, arrangers and poets to inspire, empower, and entertain our audiences.

Six Appeal

Is Six Appeal a comedy group, a vocal ensemble, or a rock band? Audiences have been trying to answer that question for years. Swearing off instruments, Six Appeal uses a cappella singing to span decades of classic oldies, current chart toppers, and catchy original tunes. Featuring vocal dexterity and adventurous song selection, the group explores all genres with a far-reaching repertoire that will surprise and captivate audiences regardless of the setting. Despite their cheeky group name, the antics of these six young gentlemen provide a good natured atmosphere for their electrifying performance. A Six Appeal show will split your sides, feed your musical sweet tooth, and leave you wondering how in the world they pulled it off just with voices.

Six Degree Singers

In 2009 Dr. Rachel Carlson wanted something to fill a gap she saw in the community: A choir for young professionals, everyday people from a variety of musical and non-musical backgrounds, who wanted to keep the making of music an active part of their lives. Neither professional nor amateur, this group would serve as a warm inclusive community yet still have a strong musical discipline. She reached out to her entire network of friends, coworkers, students and peers, ending up with a group with diverse backgrounds, skills and musical training. It was a group where everyone seemed to know at least one other member or had at least heard of several of the others. Because of this familiarity and emphasis on people and connections the group was named "Six Degree Singers" in reference to the Six Degrees of Separation.

As we have grown, SDS has matured in musical ability but has never lost sight of the idea that SDS is a product of pursuing our collective dreams and desire for community. We now work as a choir with one central mission: keep music alive for our members and our communities. To do this, SDS provides performances, free musical education, and public outreach to ensure that music doesn't fall into a forgotten or harmless hobby. These efforts are organized into half-year long "semesters." Each one has a theme that serves as our guide.

Six Degree Singers has sung at venues throughout the D.C.-metro area, including the Music Center at Strathmore, the Folger Shakespeare Library, the White House, and performances of the National Anthem for the Washington Nationals and Baltimore Orioles. We proudly commission and premiere works from up-and-coming and local composers, and collaborate with other music groups, such the Penn State Glee Club and the Teatro Lirico of DC Spanish opera company, on performances that feature the musical abilities of SDS and its members.

Six13

Juxtaposing the traditional and the contemporary, New York City's Six13 is bringing an unprecedented style and energy to Jewish music with nothing but the power of the human voice.

You may have seen them online, where they've garnered over 15 million views on YouTube and Facebook; in national media outlets like The Today Show, The View, CBS, CNN or Huffington Post; or on Bruno Mars' Facebook page (he liked their Passover version of his song so much, he posted it there himself). They've also performed at the White House for a private audience of President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama.

Six13 is anchored by a strong Jewish identity, fueled by soulful harmonies, intricate arrangements and their signature dynamic, full-band-like sound, and driven by a mission to connect Jews around the world with their heritage through music.

Sixth Wave

January 2005 brought on a season of change for us, as Amy Fogerson left the group and was replaced by Jennifer Barnes. Shortly thereafter, both Gerald White and Gary Rosen also made the decision to leave the group to pursue other ventures, which created openings filled by tenor Greg Whipple and baritone Greg Jasperse. This 50% new group is now eagerly working towards the goal of being a powerful and cohesive musical unit, adding exciting new repertoire while maintaining the spirit and integrity for which Sixth Wave has always been known. Please keep checking back for new and exciting news and updates as things progress.....

Skagit Valley Chorale

Two annual concerts are performed in Mount Vernon at McIntyre Hall, which is considered one of the premier performing arts venues in the state of Washington. The "Heralding Christmas" concert is presented shortly after Thanksgiving and features classical and contemporary choral works along with a variety of seasonal favorites. The "Celebrating in Song" concert, presented in the spring, features classical choral works as well as a variety of choral music by contemporary composers representing the diversity of world traditions and cultures.

Membership in the Chorale is open on a non-audition basis to anyone wishing to express their singing talent and challenge their vocal skills. Placement within the Chorale is determined by a voice range evaluation. Current membership includes singers from Skagit, Whatcom, Island and Snohomish counties.

Skokie Concert Choir

For 30 years, the Skokie Concert Choir has shared a love of music with the local community. Founded in October 1986 as the Skokie Community Chorus, this choir has grown substantially and now has over 50 members, including men and women of all ages and backgrounds.

The Skokie Concert Choir provides an opportunity for its members to learn a wide variety of music and perform in various settings. Our performances in concerts and for special occasions are designed to promote artistic and educational growth for both the choir and the broader community.

Skylark Vocal Ensemble

Skylark, "the cream of the American crop" (BBC Radio 3), is a premier vocal ensemble of leading American vocal soloists, chamber musicians, and music educators. Skylark's dramatic performances have been described as "gripping" (The Times of London), "exquisite...thrilling" (Gramophone Magazine), and "awe-inspiring" (Boston Music Intelligencer). With "some of Boston's best singers" (Boston Globe), the voices of Skylark "can sway you softly into calm and then all but throw you across the room with sheer harmonic force" (Thought Catalog).

Skylark strives to set the standard for innovative and engaging programs that re-define the choral experience for audiences and singers alike. Artistic Director Matthew Guard's well-researched and creative programs have been described as "engrossing" (WQXR New York) and "original, stimulating, and beautiful" (BBC Radio 3). Skylark's most recent three recordings all reached the top 10 of Billboard's Traditional Classical Chart, earning praise for "imaginative" programming (Limelight Australia) and "singing of the highest standard for any area or any repertoire" (Classics Today).

Skyline Chorus

Directed by the dynamic and talented Master Director 700 Vickie Maybury, the women of Skyline enjoy a love of singing and an enthusiasm for sharing the joy of music. In addition to its many performances in and around the Denver metropolitan area, the chorus is the 2018 4th Place International Medalist and sports a repertoire that includes gospel, pop, show tunes, old ballads that tug at your heartstrings and of course traditional barbershop melodies.

A Denver-based chapter of Sweet Adelines International, Skyline began with 20 singers in 1962 and now enjoys more than 140 members. We enjoy performing for and giving back to communities all around the Denver metropolitan area.

Skyline Harmony Chorus

Skyline Harmony Chorus welcomes women of any age, race, nationality, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or gender expression to drop by for a visit! We enjoy meeting singers looking for a place to be part of a wonderful sisterhood filled with music, laughter, and camaraderie. We are central Virginia's chorus of choice for female vocalists who seek the challenge and joy of 4-part a cappella singing. We celebrate our membership's ethnic and cultural diversity, and passionately develop each member's vocal prowess through education, friendship, and humor. We are a chorus in sync, widely known for our breakthrough performances highlighted by creativity in music, script, and costumes.

Slammin All Body Band

Slammin All Body Band is a powerhouse sextet from Oakland, CA, performing a fresh mix of a cappella singing, beatboxing and body music. Deeply rooted in Jazz, Funk, R&B and World Music grooves, this ferociously talented ensemble creates soulful sounds infused with infectious harmonies and lightening-fast improvisations, percussively punctuated by beatboxing and body music -- the kinetic component that sets SLAMMIN apart and on the cutting edge of a cappella performance.

Slavic Choral

The singers of Slavic Chorale sing the music of Slavic cultures both past and present, united in the goal of ministry and service.

We believe that humans were created with a deep spiritual need to worship their Creator, and that music is one of the primary ways in which we fulfill this need. Through the performance of musical masterpieces, and through the education of our audience and the musical leaders of our community, we can help people learn to fulfill their purpose and find real meaning in their lives.

Music has the ability to change the way we think. Choral singing in particular can reach us in a unique way, speaking to our soul. It is a gift from God, and one that we wish to share with the world.

Slavyanka

Slavyanka is a mixed voice a cappella chorus based in San Francisco, California, and made up of amateur musicians from varied professions, including computer programmers, scientists, lawyers, and businessmen. The musical demands placed on the Chorus are quite high both because of technical content of the music and the nearly four octave range often required to sing it. We perform most of our music in Russian, though most of us do not speak Russian. Our chorus consists of 25 singers united by a common interest in the choral music of the peoples of Russia and Eastern Europe. Over the years we have compiled an enviable record of achievement.

SLC Community Choirs

Solfege Singers

The Solfege Singers, a children's choir with singers in grades four through eight representing numerous schools and home schools in both Lancaster and Chester County.

The mission of the choir is to enjoy singing and to sing well! Peforming a variety of repertoire, members develop their voices and singing techniques as well as learn the importance of working as a team.

The choir performs several concerts throughout the year culminating in end of season concerts in January and June. Past performances include concerts at various civic events including Chestnut Level Presbyterian CLAMS concert, the Huffnagle Park summer concert series, Night of 1000 Wishes (a benefit for Celebration for Life) and a performance of the National Anthem at Clipper Stadium for a Lancaster Barnstormers baseball game. The choir completed their 2010-2011 season in June with a performance at Walt Disney World.

Crescendo

Beginning with the 2011-2012 concert season, SLC Community Choirs expanded to include an adult choir, Crescendo. Choir members must be in high school or older to participate. Auditions are held in August and are required for acceptance into the choir. The choir season is from September through June and will consist of 2-4 concerts.

Small Difference Women's Choral Ensemble

Small Difference is definitely NOT what most people think of when they hear the word, "chorus," not even a queer chorus. Sure, our repertoire includes songs that are universal to LGBT and political activist choruses. But in Small Difference we also like to have fun...a LOT of fun...and sometimes that means singing songs that are silly, comical, sometimes rather uncouth, and even downright bawdy. If you listen to the songs and videos on this site (made when we were a women's chorus), you'll get an idea of what we mean. Do you have a sense of humor and a bit of a wild side? Then this chorus is for you!

Small Wonder Jazz Choir

Small Wonder Jazz Singers is a wonderful opportunity to sing jazz and pop music in a smaller group setting while making friends ranging in age from Young Professional to Newly Retired.

Smokyland Chorus

We are a four-part straight tone singing male a capella chorus of the Greater Knoxville Chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society, Inc.

Smorgaschord

Smorgaschord draws its name from ancient runic inscriptions of abundant food and music, the combination of which may lead to harmonic indigestion. We entertain at events around the Peninsula, including summer festivals, coffee shops, rehab centers, and occasionally, the checkout line of supermarkets. We could be right behind you in line. Look for the shoppers with a wide variety of musical styles and poorly-balanced nutritional choices. Hey, where did you find that bacon-flavored chocolate? Follow us on Facebook or Twitter and get your shopping cart harmonized.

Sno-King Community Chorale

Performing since 2000, Sno-King Community Chorale has become an important part of our region's cultural and arts community. We are a founding partner of the Edmonds Center for the Arts together with the Cascade Symphony and the Olympic Ballet.

The Chorale has appeared at Benaroya Hall in Seattle, McIntyre Hall in Mount Vernon, the Wine and Jazz Festival in Vancouver, Washington. Members of the Chorale have performed at and Carnegie Hall in New York City. In 2014 our members toured Europe performing at the Alta Pusteria Music Festival in Italy, Innsbruck and Salzburg, Austria and Munich, Germany. The Chorale also travels within the King-Snohomish County region to perform at local events. The Chorale has performed with a number of well-known artists and groups includin