About the Choir

Founded in 1889 and one of the few choirs of men and boys in the country, The Choir of Men & Boys sings for Sunday worship every other week. The boys meet twice a week for practice, social time and musical education. 

The choir experience combines first-class musical training with unique opportunities for the boys to distinguish themselves as they prepare for young adulthood and college. After voice change, boys are invited to sing with the Men's Choir, which meets once a week for practice. Each boy receives a stipend that increases with experience and achievement.

Repertoire comes from the large spectrum of music composed over the centuries specifically for male voices, including new compositions within that tradition.

The boys enjoy a week of choir camp each August. The choir sings services and concerts in the surrounding area as well as festivals with other choirs.  

The choir has made two tours to England. New boys ages 7 and higher of any background are always welcome. The only requirements are a musical ear and a willingness to learn.

See the Music Library for some recent recordings of the Choir of Men & Boys.

See Choir Community for choir announcements, news of upcoming events, and the Choir Calendar.

Photos above and below:  Choir Camp 2001.