Sound Wave Chorus

We are a dynamic chorus comprised of fabulous women of diverse ages and backgrounds who sing barbershop style a cappella harmony. SF Sound Wave is dedicated to continuous vocal improvement while creating great friendships and having fun! We welcome women who love to sing and are striving for excellence.

Sounds Good Choir

Sounds Good Choir is the Chicago area's largest, fastest-growing choral program for adults 55+. With 9 choirs and 8 locations, Sounds Good offers a fun, welcoming opportunity to socialize and enjoy the many health benefits of singing. All are welcome, regardless of experience or ability. There are no auditions and choirs are led by professional conductors. Each 15-week session (8-week session during the summer) culminates in free, public performances in some of the most beautiful and historic venues in the Chicago area. Reduced fees are available.

Sounds of Aloha Chorus

For 60 years, the Sounds of Aloha Chorus has entertained local and Mainland audiences with its unique sound, off -beat humor, and heartfelt presentation. Under the direction of Rob Hartley, the chorus performs a diverse repertoire of barbershop standards, jazz, patriotic and Broadway hits, hapa haole favorites and much more. Through concerts, Christmas shows, and numerous other public and private performances, the chorus has collaborated with the Honolulu Symphony, the Diamond Head Theater Shooting Stars, The Castle Performing Arts Center, the Royal Hawaiian Band, the USS Missouri, the Hawaii National Guard 111th Army Band, the two Sweet Adelines Choruses (Na Leo Lani Chorus and Hawaii Blend Show Chorus), the BYU Hawaii Concert Choir, Honolulu Boy Choir and many high school choirs.

Sounds of Harmony

In 1946, we began as 20 members of a Moose Lodge glee club, six of whom were already barbershoppers. We organized as a barbershop chorus in August 1948, and were officially chartered as the Belleville Bell Notes from Belleville, Illinois, by the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quarter Singing in America (SPEBSQSA), now the Barbershop Harmony Society. Our initial group of 35 members held its first annual show May 21, 1950, and began a long history of community activity.

In 2004, we changed our name to the Southwestern Illinois Sounds of Harmony Barbershop Chorus, indicative of the region we represent. Although we remain chartered in Belleville, Illinois, we rehearse in Fairview Heights and our members come from all over the St. Louis Metro East area and from as far away as 80 miles. Four-part barbershop harmony is the core of what we sing, but our repertory includes many contemporary songs. Today, our total membership stands at 34 and approximately 24 people make up our singing chorus.

Over the years, our chorus and quartets have performed for benefits, chambers of commerce, churches, hospital groups, nursing homes, a shopping mall, teachers' associations, and numerous other community events and organizations. We participate in many street fairs and parades in communities throughout Southwestern Illinois and support a variety of charities in our region.

Sounds of Pittsburgh Chorus

Sounds of Stow Chorus

Sounds of Stow Chorus is an all-volunteer, self-auditioned group, open to anyone who can match pitch and learn their parts. Principles of good singing and musicianship are realized through rehearsals that are challenging and fun. The Chorus is a member of the Greater Boston Choral Consortium and the Central Massachusetts Choral Consortium. Sounds of Stow Chorus & Orchestra is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

The Sounds of Stow Orchestra is drawn from a talented pool of local musicians, and joins the Chorus for its fall and winter concerts.

Sounds of Stow has performed for over 40 years, many times in collaboration with other groups in the cultural neighborhood. Our delight in bringing treasured classical music to vigorous life is balanced with a proactive and supportive stance toward emerging new works, performers, and composers.

Sounds of Stow Chorus and Orchestra

Sounds of Stow Chorus is an all-volunteer, self-auditioned group, open to anyone who can match pitch and learn their parts. Principles of good singing and musicianship are realized through rehearsals that are challenging and fun. The Chorus is a member of the Greater Boston Choral Consortium and the Central Massachusetts Choral Consortium. Sounds of Stow Chorus & Orchestra is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

The Sounds of Stow Orchestra is drawn from a talented pool of local musicians, and joins the Chorus for its fall and winter concerts.

Sounds of Stow has performed for over 40 years, many times in collaboration with other groups in the cultural neighborhood. Our delight in bringing treasured classical music to vigorous life is balanced with a proactive and supportive stance toward emerging new works, performers, and composers.

Sounds of The Seacoast

Sounds of the Seacoast was founded in 1979 as the Harbor Belles by Jim Dodge, a long-time barbershopper from Dover, NH (and father of Wendy McCoole our Director). In keeping with the style of barbershop music (unaccompanied, four-part a cappella harmony), Sounds of the Seacoast enjoys singing and performing a variety of music from standards to gospel songs to more modern pieces.

We put on two big shows every year - one in spring and our annual Holly Jolly Cabaret in December.

Sounds of the Southwest Singers

The Sounds of the Southwest Singers community choir is an all-volunteer 501(c) (3) non-profit organization. 2020 marks our 10th Year Anniversary We were founded by Founding Director Matt Deller, in March 2010. Celebrate all year with us!

We are self-supporting, relying solely on funding from individuals within the community as well as corporate sponsorships. We are available for concerts in most venues around the greater Phoenix metropolitan area

Sounds of The Valley Chorus

Sounds of the Valley Chorusis an extraordinary group of women who gather together in celebration of the art form known as barbershop music. We are a chapter of Sweet Adelines International, a worldwide organization of women singers committed to advancing the musical art form of barbershop singing through education and performance.

Soundstage

SoundStage constantly impresses audiences both at home and abroad with their tight, unexpected harmonies and passionate delivery. Founded in 2006, their 2008 win of the LA Regional Harmony sweepstakes has catapulted them to appear on ABC's "The View" as well as a touring headline performance for the 2009 International Contemporary A Cappella Festival in Taipei, Taiwan. Their consistent jazz sensibility (with an infusion of funk) has taken them from shopping malls, to professional sporting events, to international conferences, to high school auditoriums, to county fairs, and local churches, where they have been described as "the white, suburban step-child of Take 6 and Earth, Wind, and Fire."

Soundworks

We are Soundworks, Central Virginia's premiere, men's a cappella ensemble. Under the musical direction of Nick Brata, Soundworks has a dynamic repertoire that encompasses several musical styles that include barbershop, choral works, contemporary a cappella, doo-wop, folk, gospel, holiday music, & jazz, just to name a few. Soundworks represents the James River, VA chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society and is dedicated to musical and vocal excellence.

Formed in 2005, Soundworks includes men of all ages and from all walks of life. Our membership includes men from as far west as Charlottesville, VA all the way through Richmond and down the I-64 corridor into the Tidewater region. Auditions for membership are held year round in all voice parts and are open to all interested men of high school age or older.

South Bay Children's Choir

The South Bay Children's Choir (SBCC) is a select group of talented young singers sponsored by El Camino College (ECC) in Torrance, California. Comprised of over 125 boys and girls ranging in age from 7 to 17, these young singers come from over 25 communities in the Los Angeles and South Bay areas, from Long Beach to the south and Santa Monica to the north.

Co-founded in 1996 by Artistic Director Diane Simons and the late Dr. Jane Hardester, the choir performs annually in the Marsee Auditorium at El Camino College, and has appeared at many other venues throughout the southland, including Royce Hall at UCLA, the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in the Los Angeles Music Center, Segerstrom Hall in Orange County, and the Armstrong Theater in Torrance.

South Bay Coastliners

Current membership in the Coastliners totals more than 75 men from a variety of backgrounds. Our members include students, teachers, large corporate executives, small business owners, accountants, computer programmers, dentists, doctors, insurance agents, lawyers, package handlers, realtors & retirees, to name but a few. The common thread that binds us together is our love of music...and barbershop harmony in particular.

South Bay Singers

The South Bay Singers sing music of all types. Whether you enjoy classical oratorios or catchy show tunes, you will find singing those and a myriad of other styles at our rehearsals and concerts.

South Bend Chamber Singers

The South Bend Chamber Singers is a chorus of around 30 talented singers. Hailing from all around Indiana and southern Michigan, our members represent all ages-from high school and college students to retirees-and all walks of life. Many members are professional musicians, involved in area schools and churches as singers, directors, accompanists, and teachers. However, most choristers work in other fields and join to share their talent and love for choral music.

South Burlington Community Chorus

The South Burlington Community Chorus is an SATB chorus that was founded in 1973 and is partially funded by the South Burlington Recreation Department. There are no auditions to join our Chorus, and you do not have to be a South Burlington resident to join. The SBCC strives to create a community of singers who are committed to supporting one another to learn more about singing, have fun, and provide our audiences with quality performances.

South Coast Chorale

Founded in 1990, the South Coast Chorale is a community vocal ensemble comprised of individuals who simply enjoy singing and working together. Based in the LGBT community, SCC is proud to be a diverse ensemble that encompasses friends, families & supporters, all of whom are dedicated to building bridges between communities by using music to remind us all that we are more alike than different.

South Coast Community Chorale

The South Coast Community Chorale is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to spreading the joy of choral music to the greater South Coast community. SCCC began as the dream shared by a group of seven friends in 1997 and has grown into a sixty voice choir.

SCCC performs two annual concert programs, one in December and one in May, which highlight classical as well as contemporary music. We also have the pleasure of performing frequently with the Fall River Symphony Orchestra and members of our group perform Handel's Messiah each year with the New Bedford Symphony Orchestra.

South Coast Singers

With a repertoire encompassing both traditional and popular styles of music (jazz, swing, Broadway, classical, gospel, patriotic and rock are all included at one time or another) the South Coast Singers is comprised of more than forty talented singers from all over Orange County. The Singers offer quality performances in a "pops" style to enthusiastic audiences each season.

South County Sound

Our award-winning men's a-cappella chorus has been entertaining audiences in south Orange County for over 30 years!

South Dakota Chorale

Based in Sioux Falls, the South Dakota Chorale is a collaborative network of musicians combining the talents of singers locally, regionally, and across the nation. In our eight-year history, we have developed educational collaborations with high school choirs, led enriching master classes with pre-professional/collegiate singers, partnered with local arts series to build support and awareness for the arts, initiated a guest conductor residency, and released three commercial recordings in collaboration with GRAMMY award-winning producer, Blanton Alspaugh. We have been invited guests of Iowa Choral Directors Association and the American Choral Directors National Conference in Salt Lake City, UT, with performances at Abravanel Hall and the Mormon Tabernacle.

Our singers represent a wide range of professionals; from professional-level singers with day jobs in other disciplines, to collegiate voice teachers and choral conductors, to others who make their daily living singing opera and oratorio around the country. While our backgrounds are diverse, we are united by the magic and beauty of collaborative singing.

South Dakota Symphony Chorus

The South Dakota Symphony Chorus is the official vocal ensemble of the South Dakota Symphony Orchestra. As an all-volunteer chorus, they are committed to the rehearsal and performance of the greatest master works of the choral and opera genres. Their season traditionally consists of annual presentations of the popular Holiday Collage Christmas concerts and Handel's Messiah. Spring typically finds the chorus preparing an opera along with a major work for orchestra and chorus. This past season those performances were Giacomo Puccini's beloved opera, La boheme, followed by the powerful Mass in C, of Ludwig van Beethoven; while in 2015 they performed Richard Wagner's, Der fliegende Hollander and Elijah by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy.

South Florida Jewish Chorale

Formerly known as the Second Avenue Jewish Chorale, the South Florida Jewish Chorale has been enriching the South Florida community with quality Jewish choral music for almost a decade. The choir's mission has remained true through its years: to preserve, promote, and perform Jewish choral music in and around our communities.

Our ensemble is comprised of singers from all faith backgrounds, various walks of life, and various musical journeys from beginner to professional skill levels. We convene and find community in our mutual love of this music, and pride ourselves in our "SFJC Family."

In South Florida, SFJC has been invited to perform for a myriad of events and services, both sacred and secular. Highlights include the Miami Jewish Film Festival, collaborations with the University of Miami Frost School of Music, interfaith concerts with local religious organizations, and serving as musical tribute for Holocaust memorial services around Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties.

South Florida Jubilee Chorus

South Florida Jubilee Chorus is affiliated with Sweet Adelines International; a world wide women's organization focused on advancing the art of barbershop harmony. SAI provides opportunities to enjoy this a capella style through performance, competition, and education.

SFJ's singers enrich their lives through the enjoyment of singing a broad variety of songs from Broadway, classical, pop, and gospel music. We perform throughout Broward County in quartets, ensembles, and full chorus all year long.

South Hadley Chorale

The South Hadley Chorale was founded in 1984 as the South Hadley Community Chorus to celebrate Bach's 300th anniversary. Under the direction of the founder, Dr. Barbara Conant, Bach's Mass in B minor was performed in the inaugural year. We now rehearse each year starting in October and, in March, perform with orchestra and soloists a concert consisting of one or more classical masterworks. Our members are drawn from South Hadley, Massachusetts and surrounding Pioneer Valley communities.

We are pleased to announce that Alexandra (Alex) Ludwig will return for her third year as conductor and music director for the 2020-2021 season.

Over the years we have performed a variety of major choral works by Bach, Beethoven, Bizet, Brahms, Bruckner, Dvorak, Handel, Haydn, Mendelssohn, Mozart, Rutter, Schubert and Vivaldi. We continue to welcome new singers. While there are no auditions, most of the men and women have had some choral singing experience. The cost to members for dues and music is $75. Please contact us for information about how to become a member.

South Hills Children's Choir

We are a community non-profit chorus for youth ages 8-18, training in musical excellence, vocal techinque, and beautiful choral music.

South Hills Chorale

For sixty years, the Mt. Lebanon-based, 90-voice South Hills Chorale has been entertaining thousands of people and hundreds of organizations in Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania.

The South Hills Chorale is a not-for-profit organization that provides an opportunity for adults to develop and share their choral talents by performing professional-quality concerts throughout Western Pennsylvania for conventions, meetings, community events, and facilities serving seniors and infirm persons.

South Holland Master Chorale

South Holland Master Chorale is a premier choral group, under the direction of Philip J. Bauman, that performs classical concerts throughout the Chicago Southern Suburbs and Northwest Indiana.

South Shore Children's Chorus

The South Shore Children's Chorus was founded in January of 2016 by colleagues Kirsten (Shetler) Oberoi and Carey Shunskis. Originally, SSCC offered choral classes for singers in grades Pre-K through 9th grade. The two directors managed, directed, accompanied, and taught from January 2016 - May 2016, and the SSCC Inaugural Concert was held on May 15th, 2016. July of 2016 saw the founding of SSCC's annual summer programming, including a week-long Summer Choral Intensive for high-school aged students, and September of 2016 began the Advanced Choir serving high school aged singers grades 8-12. Since the Inaugural Concert, SSCC has produced a Winter and Spring Concert every year. SSCC has also collaborated with organizations such as The Treble Chorus of New England, Genesis Chamber Singers, the Quincy Choral Society, and the Atlantic Symphony Orchestra. In September 2018, the South Shore Children's Chorus expanded to include a secondary rehearsal site in Sharon, MA. SSCC expects to continue to expand over the next 10 years, to include children from all areas of the south shore!

South Shore Chorale

For over 40 years the mission of the South Shore Chorale has been to share the art of choral singing with all ages of the Fond du Lac Community through the performance of great choral masterworks. South Shore Chorale is Fond du Lac's largest volunteer choral ensemble performing two major concerts each year. Many concerts are performed with full orchestra and professional guest soloists. Singers from all generations, and all walks of life perform with the Chorale.

The vision of the South Shore Chorale is to perform at the highest artistic level possible, provide the opportunity for individual singers of varying abilities to enrich their lives, and to encourage lifetime education for our audiences and singers through the art of choral music. We combine with other ensembles in the Fond du Lac area such as the Fond du Lac Area Children's Chorale and Fond du Lac High School. We have promoted High School Outreach Projects such as our High School Art Contest with "An American Salute" concert and the High School "Messiah" Project (fall, 2010) giving high school students across Fond du Lac County the opportunity to sing with a semi-professional orchestra, professional soloists and large choral ensemble.

South Shore Men of Harmony

We are a Men's A Cappella Barbershop Chorus rehearsing in Hingham, Mass.

South Sound Classical Choir

The South Sound Classical Choir, under the auspices of the Valley Arts Society, a 501 (c)(3), is made up of about 60 community members from Puyallup, Tacoma and surrounding South Puget Sound areas who love to sing a diverse musical repertoire that includes classical music from Renaissance to modern periods. We were honored with an invitation to participate in a performance of Ola Gjeilo's compositions at Carnegie Hall on April 15, 2018!

Weekly rehearsals for our Spring concert season begin the second Monday of January at Mt. Tahoma High School in Tacoma from 7 to 9 pm. We take the summers off and begin our Fall season on the Monday after Labor Day. We typically sing four concerts in early December and four in early May.

South Windsor Community Chorus

The South Windsor Community Chorus originally began in 1971 as "Friends of Music". Bobbi Reeves (Director) and Karen Krinjak (Accompanist) volunteered their services to help raise money for uniforms for the South Windsor (CT) High School Band.

From then, we have grown into a well-organized community-based organization that has a Board of Directors that include a President, Vice President, Business Manager, Secretary, Treasurer, Librarian, Fundraising Chairperson, Membership Chairperson, as well as a Music Director and Pianist.

For our performances, we have many volunteers from the membership that help coordinate the many details necessary to produce a well-run concert. Each major performance has a reception following the program. The reception is an opportunity for us to meet our audience, friends and supporters.

Under Music Director Theresa McGee's leadership, two smaller groups were developed. Both the Women's Chorus and the Chamber Ensemble are drawn by audition from the larger chorus, enabling them to perform more challenging music from the Classical and Jazz/Pop repertoire.

SouthCoast Children’s Chorus

SCCC is a regional chorus for children in grade 1-12. We meet weekly starting at 5:30 and perform at many events. See our website for full details and registration information. We proudly uphold our core values of Service, Community, Culture & Confidence.

Southern Arizona Women's Chorus

The women's chorus began in 1981 as a project for a University of Arizona graduate student. After his graduation, instead of disbanding, the group came under the direction of the late Terry Howell and incorporated as the Foothills Women's Chorus. Terry retired in 1998 to pursue his work with the Rose Theatre Company and the women's chorus hired Terrie Ashbaugh as music director.

In the summer of 2006, the chorus changed its name to reflect a new image and status. Now operating as the Southern Arizona Women's Chorus, the women perform from the ever expanding repertoire written specifically for women's or treble voices. As the premier women's chorus of Tucson, they strive to sing quality music that showcases the women's voices and fulfills their desire to entertain. Performances have included such music as the late Baroque period "Missa de Profunctis" on the same program as Broadway medleys, or Spanish folksongs and jazzy samba. The music is extremely diverse and sometimes very difficult. However, the women find that learning the music in a fun and encouraging environment keeps them coming back for more. Their reward is realizing something previously thought impossible. Singing with this chorus provides a deep sense of accomplishment and a sense of belonging that comes from the caring and support these women extend to each other.

Southern California Children's Chorus

In response to requests for a child-focused organization, the Southern California Children's Chorus was founded in 1996 as an independent, nonprofit organization dedicated to "enriching children's lives through distinguished choral music education and world-class performance."

Over 300 children are enrolled in a sequential choral program consisting of seven choirs: Ensemble, Concert, Advanced, Intermediate, Apprentice, Primary and Kinder levels. Guided by a talented and diverse Board of Directors and a highly-skilled musical and administrative staff, choral members perform locally throughout the year at special events and venues like the Orange County Performing Arts Center. Auditions are held in May, August, and early September.

Southern California Mormon Choir

The Southern California Mormon Choir is a 100-voice choral ensemble organized under the auspices of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Since its formation in 1953, the choir has been performing concerts of classical, sacred, folk, patriotic, and popular choral music throughout the Southern California area.

Southern Connecticut Camerata

Southern Connecticut Camerata (SCC) continues the remarkable and enduring tradition of the Westport Madrigal Singers, founded by Jeanne D. Kimball in 1955. The choral chamber singers were originally composed of a few women who met weekly with Mrs. Kimball to sing madrigals, canzonets, and other a cappella music. By the end of 1956, they had formed a sextet to share this music in public performances. The following year they added men to the ensemble and doubled in size. Performing in Elizabethan costumes made by the members, the fledgling group was awarded the Judges' Prize for musical excellence at the 1957 Fairfield County Choral Festival in Norwalk, before an audience of 800.

Southern Delaware Chorale

Southern Gateway

Southern Gateway Chorus is a not-for-profit organization of male a cappella harmony singers dedicated to enriching lives in the Greater Cincinnati community.

We promote vocal music education for youth, and provide family friendly entertainment in the barbershop style. We accomplish this through the pursuit of musical excellence, support of music programs in our schools, sponsorship of singing activities for youth, and thrilling our audiences with exciting performances.

Southern Gentlemen Chorus

Southern Harmony Chorus

Southern Maryland Sound

We are the Tri-County Chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society (formally SPEBSQSA). We are a non-profit group composed of people just like you, from our local communities who get together and enjoy singing in the classic a capella style of music known as Barbershop.

While Barbershop is most widely recognized as a quartet singing in tight, four part harmony; it is also sung in a Chorus style with each of the four parts being sung by several men at the same time. Southern Maryland Sound does indeed have a Quartet, they are known as "Three and a Half Men" and perform both with the chorus and as a traditional quartet. You can even hire them (or the whole chorus) to sing at your event, making it a day to remember

Southern Nevada Musical Arts Society

The Southern Nevada Musical Arts Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit community organization whose purpose is the promotion and performance of quality choral and orchestra masterworks, musical productions, and chamber concerts consistent with a strong community and educational outreach in Southern Nevada.

SNMAS is the umbrella organization for three performing groups: the Musical Arts Chorus, a large community chorus; the Musical Arts Singers, a vocal chamber ensemble of semi-professional singers; and the Musical Arts Orchestra, comprised of professional instrumentalists.

The organization is administered by a Board of Trustees comprised of representatives from the business community and Society members. The Society is funded by ticket sales, contract performances, season memberships, private and business donations, grants, and advertising in concert programs. Supporters of the Society have included Wynn Resorts, Target Stores, Thomas & Mack Company, Klai-Juba Architects, Lochsa Engineering, and the Nevada Arts Council.

Southern Oregon Repertory Singers

Our 60+voice ensemble is comprised of volunteer and paid, semi-professional singers, many of whom are professional performers and/or music educators. Under the direction of Dr. Paul French, Director of Choral Studies at Southern Oregon University, the chorus has gained national recognition from some of the most recognized conductors and soloists in the United States.

Southern Oregon Sound Chorus

Southern Oregon Sound is a diverse group of women from all over the Rogue Valley. We share the same passion: singing and performing with a high level of enthusiasm, heart and integrity. We are an award winning, driven, fun loving a cappella ensemble, which embraces our community. We rehearse one night a week and perform in venues around Southern Oregon. We also compete in Regional Sweet Adeline contests. Our philosophy embraces a commitment to vocal and performance excellence. If you share this ambition, we want you to join us on our journey! Come visit our chorus during any rehearsal.You don't have to know how to read music or have a professional quality voice to join. We emphasize dedication to vocal improvement. Most of all, we have FUN!

Southern Splendor Chorus

The Southern Splendor Chorus is North Alabama's premier a cappella singing group, performing many genres of music, all in the barbershop style. However, it's not about the music; it's about making music together! The camaraderie and fun is second to none. We also take our craft seriously!

Southern Tier Singers' Collective

The Southern Tier Singers' Collective is an organization of highly skilled singers presenting artistically polished performances of distinctive choral repertoire. Founded in the fall of 2018 by William Culverhouse, STSC is based in Binghamton, New York, and draws singers from as far as Ithaca, Oneonta, Elmira, and northeast Pennsylvania. STSC was formed in order to offer a wide variety of vocal ensemble music in multiple configurations, ranging from an intimate one-singer-per-part madrigal ensemble to a chamber choir of thirty-two accomplished singers. The groupings employ a variety of rehearsal models, but aim to accommodate the busy lives of the region's most highly skilled singers by avoiding recurring weekly rehearsal commitments, opting instead for a project-based cluster-rehearsal approach.

Many of the singers in STSC are music educators in regional school systems who are also professional-level singers, and their contributions to STSC enrich not only our audiences' musical lives, but also the musical lives of their students. The organization's debut concert on October 26, 2018 featured eighteen singers in a performance of Spanish Renaissance composer Tomas Luis de Victoria's Missa O quam gloriosum. Subsequent performances have featured a program of Italian Renaissance madrigals, programs of music for Lent and All Souls, and a collaboration with Binghamton University and SUNY-Oneonta for Ralph Vaughan Williams' Dona Nobis Pacem.

Southern Utah Heritage Choir

The Southern Utah Heritage Choir is an all-volunteer community choir that provides a rich blend of 200 mature and youthful voices and has been a standard of musical excellence for more than 26 years. It has performed hundreds of concerts locally and has toured widely, bringing the wonderful "large choir" sound to national and international audiences. Concerts include inspired vocal, instrumental, and spoken word performances with the purpose of bringing musical delight to audiences everywhere. One of Heritage Choir's hallmarks is creating a learning environment that is friendly, congenial, welcoming, encouraging, and that brings professionals and volunteers together to facilitate a valuable information exchange and shared goals