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The TriangleSings ensemble directory is where you will find active choral groups in the Triangle and Triad regions of North Carolina. You can find ensembles that regularly hold auditions or otherwise invite participation by the community at large. You can also find professional and invitation-only ensembles that may be available to perform for your next big event.
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The Saint Francis Choir of Saint Francis United Methodist Church sings a variety of sacred music and plays an integral role in worship. This group sings regularly in the 8:30 or 11:00 Sunday worship. They also do outreach performances in the community and perform public concerts. This ensemble is non-auditioned and open to all.
Sassy Southern Sound is a prospective Sweet Adeline ladies barbershop group. It is in it's second year and currently has about 13 members and growing. Ladies of all ages are welcome to come join in song! You do not have to have a musical background to be a part of this group. Please, come a few minutes early if it is your first rehearsal so the director can hear your voice and place you in the correct section of the chorus. Sassy Southern Sound performs anywhere from 6 to 10 times a year. Our venues usually included retirement homes, churches, festivals, and other areas within the community. If you have any questions feel free to contact us!
Schola Cantorum provides musical leadership for the Sunday 11:15 AM masses at St. Thomas More Catholic Church, singing a diverse repertoire ranging from traditional hymns to modern songs.
Second Shift is an adult a cappella group located in the Triangle (Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill, NC). We’re a co-ed, non-profit group that sings a wide variety of song styles. Take a look around our website to learn more about what we do or how you can hear us.
So, why Second Shift, you ask? Well, all of us have day jobs, and we do this for the love of the music. Once we fit in other important things such as family, and having an occasional good time, sometimes it seems like there’s little time left over.
Senior Class is a mixed group of seniors who just can’t get enough of their generation’s sounds from the 50s and 60s. They present a Rock ‘n’ Roll package embellished by some of the crooner tunes of the era, wearing traditional poodle skirts, saddle oxfords, pedal pushers, rolled up jeans and white bobbie socks. The group has been stroll audiences down memory lane in the Triad area since 2008, accompanied by a piano, drums and electric guitar.
Sisters’ Voices is a choral community of girls, where singers are known and supported while being challenged to grow as musicians and as people.
Serving girls and gender expansive treble voices in grades K through 10, Sisters’ Voices leads singers through a progressive secular choral program focusing on world folk and western classical music. The Sisters' Voices curriculum intends to explore an expanding variety of musical styles, encourage development of each individual's musicianship, and provide a cooperative atmosphere where singers develop a sense of competence and confidence while creating close friendships and having fun together. Singers learn to read music and develop vocal independence through a study of solfege (do-re-mi), games, movement, and canon singing. Our middle school and high school ensembles include a leadership program, exploring issues that are important to the singers and further developing relationships.
The five Sisters' Voices ensembles perform two full concerts each year; older singers also appear at various events in the larger community.
Sisters' Voices offers a Summer Theater Workshop in June, and Camps in August that kick off our upcoming season.
Six Week Sing is a a low commitment, high quality choir experience for the Triangle community. We meet once a week for six weeks with a concert on Thursday of the sixth week. There is one constant conductor with a guest conductor for each six week session. Contact Carol Bazemore at sixweeksing@gmail.com for more information. Or register at www.sixweeksing.com. The fee for each session is $75.00 which includes your music.
SONAM (Singers Of New and Ancient Music) is a chorus of around 20 singers committed to creating high-quality sacred and secular music and giving back to the community. Our mission is to make excellent choral music that supports local non-profits through 3-4 benefit concerts each year. As a volunteer organization, we're sustained entirely by donations of time and resources. We hold selective auditions for 1-2 slots each year.
The 2021 North and South Carolina's Champions, the 2022 Barbershop Harmony Society's international 5th place youth medalists, and the 2023 North and South Carolina's representative in the Barbershop Harmony Society's international quartet championship. Soundtrack is a barbershop quartet that strives for fun, excellent singing, engaging performance, and encouraging youth choral singing and music. Soundtrack, with it's multi-faceted background in stage performing, education, and choral singing, is available for hire for a variety of venues, including but not limited to your shows, youth a cappella camps, or community events. Soundtrack brings a unique brand of young a cappella singing that is energetic and infused with the personality of the 4 members of the quartet, and their friendship.
We are a group of 10 musicians from all walks of life, coming together to create professional and high-quality a cappella music. Based in Raleigh, North Carolina.
