Sing With Us
We’re looking for singers of all voice parts
to join us for future concerts. Audition information
will be released January 3, 2026 for our next project:
Passages
will be released January 3, 2026 for our next project:
Passages
singers of all backgrounds
Who We’re Looking For
We’re looking for singers who love singing choral music! If you’re comfortable singing four part unaccompanied (a cappella) music, know your way around a choral score, and love working in a supportive, collaborative rehearsal environment making incredible music, we would love to meet you. We’re looking to build a roster of singers to sing concerts throughout the year as their schedules allow. We have a short rehearsal calendar in order to allow singers to join us who may have busy schedules or other choral commitments to keep.
Everything you need to know
The Specifics
For each of our projects, we assemble an ensemble of previous and new singers who want to participate, based on the program and the rehearsal schedule. We schedule 5-6 rehearsals in the 2-3 weeks before a concert, so singers can continue to participate in their other commitments. There is no cost to singers and scores are provided by the choir. Attendance at all rehearsals is essential.
Audition
Auditions are scheduled ahead of each project to meet with potential new singers. You should prepare a solo to sing that suits your voice and that you’re comfortable with. If you require piano accompaniment, our artistic director will accompany you. You will also be asked to sing into your high and low ranges and to do a bit of sight-singing. We want you to be as comfortable as possible during this meeting, so let us know what we can do to put you at ease.
Music Reading
You should be comfortable with choral scores, how to mark music during rehearsal, and general music terminology of dynamics, tempi, and expressions. You should be comfortable reading musical scores written for SATB parts, including part divisions of each section. Our rehearsals move quickly. Our scores will be distributed with breaths and other markings already annotated in order to maximize our time singing. You don’t need to be a cracker-jack sightreader, but you should know your way around a choral score, and expect to look at your music outside of rehearsals.
What does “Project-based” Mean?
We know that demands on peoples’ time are always increasing and that singers are busy people, either with other music ensembles or other community activities, in addition to work, friends, and family. We want you to be able to commit as much or as little time as you want. If you’re successful in your audition, you can continue to sing with us, provided you can commit to our rehearsal schedule. If you need a break for an upcoming concert, let us know, and we’ll add someone else from our roster.
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Make a Donation Today
As a start-up organization, we’re doing all we can to build a strong foundation for the future, and we are determined to succeed. While we hope to sell out all of our concerts and events, we will rely on the generosity of friends, family, singers, audience members and the community to help us build that foundation through donations of all sizes. Please consider a donation toward making our inaugural year the first of many to come.
