Choir

The internationally recognized choir will launch a special array of concerts Oct. 26-27 in St. Charles.

Bread & Roses is a women’s chorus with about 25 members who love to sing and want to make a positive difference in the world.

Celebrating the chamber choir's 40th anniversary will be the concert program "Past As Prologue: Voices in Bloom," featuring songs about nature and romantic love.

The acclaimed St. Charles Singers will launch a new community outreach initiative with a pair of “Choral Connections” concerts Feb. 23 and 24, teaming up with students from Maple Park, Sycamore, Geneva, St. Charles, Woodstock and Carol Stream.

Franc D’Ambrosio, the longest running portrayer of the Phantom in the Broadway musical “The Phantom of the Opera”, spoke to a group of Dixon High School choir and music students Thursday, Feb. 15, 2024. Through his connections with Dixon’s Stage Left, D’Ambrosio gave a Masterclass presentation to the group and held a workshop with three choir students.

Dixon High School's Madrigal choir held its Christmas concert and dinner Thursday, Dec. 21, 2023, at the Elk's Club in Dixon.

More than 80 barbershop singers from across the region will combine their talents in December for their annual Christmas shows in St. Charles and Wheaton.

The Downers Grove-based championship choral group will bring back holiday favorites, joined by handbells, strings and a women's barbershop ensemble.

Millar Brass Ensemble debuts in beloved concert series by the accomplished choristers.

Two performances of "Welcome Bach!" will kick off the season for the St. Charles Singers, joined by a period-instrument ensemble for the first time.

The acclaimed, mixed-voice chamber choir will perform its season-finale program, “Sing, My Soul,” before taking the music on the road to performances in Spain and Portugal.

West Towns Chorus, a 35-member mens’ a cappella barbershop-style singing group that rehearses in Downers Grove, is celebrating its 75th year.

The acclaimed St. Charles Singers will trace the legacy of medieval chant across the centuries in “Echoes of Splendor” concerts in Wheaton on March 4 and in St. Charles on March 5.

The St. Charles Singers, the acclaimed mixed-voice chamber choir led by founder Jeffrey Hunt, will present a new edition of its annual “Candlelight Carols” program in Wheaton, St. Charles and Chicago.

Nearly 100 men and women from across northern Illinois will bring their barbershop-style vocal prowess to the stage for a Christmas concert repeated in St. Charles and Wheaton.

The last concert program in the series will feature some of Mozart’s best-known music, accompanied by the Metropolis Chamber Orchestra, and featuring guest soprano Michelle Areyzaga, who grew up in Elburn.

The Princeton High School summer choir, including a mixture of alumni and current PHS students, will make its debut at 6 p.m. tonight at Soldiers and Sailors Park. In case of rain, the concert will move indoors to the Covenant Church