Placeholder for header/hero
Choirs
Subtitle
Wisconsin's Singing University
Intro
We’re proud to be “Wisconsin’s Singing University” and we hope you’re eager to join! Be a part of an inclusive group of 400+ students who all share a point of interest — singing. Create harmonies in one of our six ensembles and perform regionally, nationally and internationally alongside some of your closest friends. Joining a choir gives you credit towards your degree and a chance to work with nationally acclaimed guest artists. These ensembles are open to all students — all you need to do is audition!
Widgets
Concert Choir
Frank A. Watkins, Conductor
Performing nationally and internationally is the name of the game for students in Concert Choir. This dedicated group of individuals takes their connection to the music they perform seriously. Ranging from bass to soprano, this ensemble brings music to life, often leaving their audience teary with goose bumps.
Performing nationally and internationally is the name of the game for students in Concert Choir. This dedicated group of individuals takes their connection to the music they perform seriously. Ranging from bass to soprano, this ensemble brings music to life, often leaving their audience teary with goose bumps.
Women's Concert Chorale
Frank A. Watkins, Conductor
This treble-voiced choir brings a new level of class to the stage as they enter with pearls adorning their necks. They celebrate the uniquely beautiful sound of women's voices joining together in harmony. WoCo is a force to be reckoned with and embraces the motto “We are one.”
This treble-voiced choir brings a new level of class to the stage as they enter with pearls adorning their necks. They celebrate the uniquely beautiful sound of women's voices joining together in harmony. WoCo is a force to be reckoned with and embraces the motto “We are one.”
The Singing Statesmen
Chris McGinley, Conductor
Playful in their demeanor, serious in their art — the Singing Statesmen never fail to entertain an audience. From running on stage to wearing white gloves, swaying along to the music with them is only a plus. This group is not only exceptionally talented, but a brotherhood as well, sharing this motto: “Once a Statesman, always a Statesman.”
Playful in their demeanor, serious in their art — the Singing Statesmen never fail to entertain an audience. From running on stage to wearing white gloves, swaying along to the music with them is only a plus. This group is not only exceptionally talented, but a brotherhood as well, sharing this motto: “Once a Statesman, always a Statesman.”
Symphonic Choir
Christopher G. McGinley, Conductor
This mixed choir works exclusively with orchestra and is comprised of university students and members of the Chippewa Valley area who are interested in music. The mixture of vocals and enriching wind instruments leaves audiences breathless. No matter what’s performed, their time on stage will blow you away.
This mixed choir works exclusively with orchestra and is comprised of university students and members of the Chippewa Valley area who are interested in music. The mixture of vocals and enriching wind instruments leaves audiences breathless. No matter what’s performed, their time on stage will blow you away.
Treble Choir
A group of 50-70 women from all academic disciplines join together to create this ensemble. Sharing in the idea that music learning and ensemble singing can be a tool for future success in any field, Women’s Chorus brings together students with many different perspectives. Join as a freshman and make friendships to last all four years!
Novum Voce
Christopher G. McGinley, Conductor
Novum Voce is the newest ensemble to the ĚÇĐÄVlog choral family. This small chamber ensemble of 16-24 voices sings advanced repertoire from the early Renaissance to music of the 21st century. The ensemble is destined to thrill audiences with their diverse, unique repertoire, and intimate sound.
Novum Voce is the newest ensemble to the ĚÇĐÄVlog choral family. This small chamber ensemble of 16-24 voices sings advanced repertoire from the early Renaissance to music of the 21st century. The ensemble is destined to thrill audiences with their diverse, unique repertoire, and intimate sound.
Page Family