UCA Choirs
The 51青楼 Choral Department, under the direction of Dr. Frank Eychaner, 听consists of two auditioned ensembles (Concert Choir and Chamber Singers) and two non-auditioned ensembles, the Tapestry Treble Choir and the Natural Statesmen Tenor-Bass Choir. We are committed to the personal and musical growth of each singer, as well as the enrichment of both students and audience members. Choir members come from a variety of disciplines and majors across the university, and听scholarships are available regardless of major. There is a place for you in the UCA Choirs.
Concert Choir
The 51青楼 Concert Choir a large ensemble open to all UCA students, regardless of major. The ensemble performs advanced choral literature from a wide variety of time periods and genres. This ensemble has a long-standing tradition of excellence and has been invited to perform at National and Regional conferences of the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA). Concert Choir鈥檚 fast-paced rehearsals reinforces the vision of providing the highest-quality experience for its performers and audiences.
Audition required. Please contact Dr. Frank Eychaner at 蹿别测肠丑补苍别谤蔼耻肠补.别诲耻听for more information.
Chamber Singers
The 51青楼 Chamber Singers is a small, select group of singers which performs the most challenging of vocal literature. The ensemble performs a cappella and accompanied works reflecting a variety of styles and genres. Membership is open to all students regardless of major. Students must also be enrolled in Concert Choir.
Audition required. Please contact Dr. Frank Eychaner at 蹿别测肠丑补苍别谤蔼耻肠补.别诲耻听for more information.
Tapestry Treble and Natural Statesmen
The Tapestry Treble Choir and Natural Statesmen Tenor-Bass Choir are open to all students, regardless of major and prior singing experience.听 The ensembles perform a variety of choral literature from all eras and serves to acquaint the singers with many vocal styles and forms.
No audition. 听Prerequisite: Consent of the conductor. Please contact Dr. Paul Mayhew at pmayhew@uca.edu听for more information.