University A Cappella Choir

Concordia University’s internationally acclaimed A Cappella Choir has enjoyed a long tradition of fine choral singing since its inception in 1939. As one of three auditioned vocal ensembles at Concordia, the choir’s membership consists of both music majors and students from other disciplines ... [MORE]

Concordia Singers

The Concordia Singers is an auditioned mixed chorus of approximately 55 voices that functions primarily as the campus chapel choir. ... [MORE]

University Chamber Choir

The University Chamber Choir was formed in the fall of 1998 and has gained a reputation for excellence in the singing of vocal chamber music ... [MORE]

The Festival Chorus of Concordia sings major choral works too lengthy for other programs. Organized every second year, it comprises the combined membership of the A Cappella Choir and the Concordia Singers. Rehearsals are held as needed. The chorus is directed by Kurt E. von Kampen.

Opera ensemble performs scenes from operas. Members are recommended by their voice instructors and accepted by the director. The ensemble rehearses two hours per week except during the fall semester of even-numbered years, when a musical is performed at Concordia. The director is Jeffrey Keele.

Chorale is a mixed choir of approximately 55 voices that sings sacred and secular choral music from all historical periods. It is a non-auditioned ensemble, and membership is representative of most academic disciplines. The choir rehearses twice per week and performs one concert each semester, plus occasional chapel and church services. Chorale is directed by Joseph Herl.