Chorus+Classes

Click on a link below to visit the page for each of our four chorus classes.

**Advanced Mixed Chorus**

The Advanced Mixed Chorus is for singers in all grades with previous choral singing experience and/or private vocal training. Acceptance into the ensemble is decided by audition. In addition to strong & competent vocal technique, good general musicianship is essential. Although there are no grade or age criteria, this class is usually for upperclassmen. They perform at all school concerts and district festival (LGPE), as well as performance opportunities throughout the community and beyond.  **Advanced Women's Chorus** The Advanced Women's Chorus is for girls who have previous experience in choral singing and/or private vocal training. Acceptance into the ensemble is decided by audition. In addition to strong & competent vocal technique, good general musicianship is essential. Although there are no grade or age criteria, this class is usually for upperclassmen. They perform at all school concerts and district festival (LGPE), as well as performance opportunities throughout the community and beyond.

**Beginning Mixed Chorus** The Beginning/Intermediate Mixed Chorus is an entry-level mixed ensemble designed for students with limited to moderate musical experience. There is a strong emphasis on sight-reading skills and vocal technique, as well as music theory. Music will be performed in 2 to 4 or more parts, representing a wide variety of music literature. They perform at all school concerts and district festival (LGPE), with other possible performing opportunities throughout the year.

**Beginning Women's Chorus** The Beginning Women's Chorus is an entry-level choir for women without any or with limited musical experience. It is designed to give entering students an opportunity to increase their vocal ability and musicianship in preparation for other ensembles. Basic vocal technique, sight singing, and music theory will be taught in addition to a variety of treble voice choral repertoire in 2-4 parts. They perform at the Fall, Winter and Spring concerts and district festival (Large Group Performance Evaluation – LGPE), with some other possible performing opportunities throughout the year.