The Cardinal Singers of Raleigh is a civic choir of 50 members that perform for organizations and groups including senior communities. Their SSAA repertoire includes a variety of styles. Winner of the Fred Fletcher Award of Excellence in Volunteering, the group has been performing for over 40 years. The Cardinal Singers’ mission is to lift spirits, evoke happy memories, and celebrate life through music.
First chartered in 1978, Carolina Harmony Chorus is an a cappella ensemble based in Raleigh. The award-winning group is part of Sweet Adelines International, a nonprofit organization dedicated to singing primarily in the barbershop style. Carolina Harmony members come from a wide range of backgrounds, including from other countries; their ages range from the mid-20s through the mid-70s. Membership is open to women (including transgender women) and non-binary people assigned female at birth.
The Choir of Saint Michael’s sings a broad range of music from the Renaissance to the finest choral works of modern composers, with a special emphasis on music from the English cathedral tradition. The choir requires singers with excellent music reading skills, and a voice that blends well with others. The choir sings a liturgy each Sunday, as well as Choral Evensong and Sung Compline throughout the season.
The Chancel Choir of Edenton Street United Methodist Church is committed to singing the very finest in sacred choral literature. In addition to leading in Sunday worship services, the choir also performs major works and concerts throughout the year.
Church based Choral Group that opens membership to community members for seven major presentations each year. The group performs with professional orchestra for these worship events.
