- being on stage with your friends before local, national, and international audiences
- having fun, learning new songs in new languages...
- sharing the adventure of being on tour!
"My life has been brightened by fun and interesting songs." - Murphy, a first-year singer.
"I am so sad to be leaving. I learned so much in choir." - Armila, a five-year veteran.
Would you like your child to experience the thrill of live choral performance, while having fun and making new friends?
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* There is still time to be part of our Summer Choral Academy! Contact us at a2youthchorale@yahoo.com or at (734) 996-4404. Find more information under Get Involved and join us for music and fun!
* Final auditions for our 2008-09 season will be held on Saturday, September 13. Contact us to set up an appointment. We sing with the Detroit Symphony again in December!
* Learn about the successes of our 2007-08 season and read about recent splendid support for the AAYC from several generous community partners.
* We are looking for an in-kind donation of two 5-drawer file cabinets for our growing library!
The Ann Arbor Youth Chorale invites your child to join one of our two choirs: Descant Choir, for less advanced, younger children; or Concert Choir, for more advanced, older students. We welcome both girls and boys, from 9 to 16 years of age. Students will work with experienced professionals in a nurturing atmosphere, allowing them to realize their musical potential and experience the satisfaction of achievement. Our membership represents a diverse group that cuts across school, social, economic, religious, and ethnic boundaries.
Your child will perform in both a winter concert and a spring concert each year. In addition, singers from both choirs collaborate frequently with other arts organizations, and Concert Choir has toured throughout the United States, in Canada, and in Europe.
We serve Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, and surrounding communities such as Belleville, Dexter, Chelsea, Manchester, Saline, South Lyon, and Adrian.
Photographs and photocollages by Linda Levy.
