Choir singing has been a constant through various stages of life — from community choirs to church ensembles. There’s something unique about creating music as part of a group that no solo performance can replicate.
Why Choirs
Making music with others requires a different kind of listening than playing an instrument alone. You’re constantly adjusting blend, balance, and tuning in real-time. It’s collaborative in a way that technical hobbies rarely are.
The Social Side
Beyond the music itself, choirs create community. Weekly rehearsals, concerts, and the occasional post-rehearsal gathering — it’s a social outlet that’s structured around a shared goal rather than just socializing for its own sake.