• Alumni Associations

• 757.

Yrc Alumni Association

70 Years of Slavic Music The Yale Russian Chorus Alumni Association About the YRCAA The Yale Russian Chorus was founded in 1953 by Denis Mickiewicz a student at the Yale Music School and George Litton president of the Yale Russian Club at the height of the Cold War.

• Singing Choral

• 758.

Society for Preservation & Encrgmnt of Barbershop Quartet Singing Amer

Enriching Lives in the Monadnock Region with Singing for over 72 Years.

• County/Street/Civic/Multi-Arts Fairs and Festivals

• 759.

Washington Festival Chorale

The Washington Festival Chorale is a community choir comprised of talented volunteers from the southwestern Pennsylvania area.

• Education N.E.C.

• 760.

Orpheus Club of Philadelphia

Founded in 1872, the Orpheus Club is the oldest singing club of its kind in the U.

• Performing Arts

• 761.

Centerstage Band and Show Choir Inc

We believe that fostering a band and show choir dedicated to well-performed entertainment enhances the quality of life for the entire community — before the stage, CenterStage, backstage, at any stage of life.

• Nonmonetary Support N.E.C.*

• 762.

Society for Preservation & Encourmt of Barbershop Quartet Singing Amer

Land O' Lakes District (LOL) of the Barbershop Harmony Society comprises all of ND, MN, WI, MB and SK Membership Education and training.

Prescott Chorale Inc

Prescott Chorale is a group of 50-60 singers.

• Singing Choral

• 764.

Sherwood Community Chamber Choir Incorporated

SCCC is an auditioned volunteer chorus in the Greater Olney, MD, area The Sherwood Community Chamber Choir is an auditioned volunteer chorus whose goal is to enrich the community and its members through choral singing and concerts The Sherwood Community Chamber Choir is an auditioned volunteer chorus whose goal is to enrich the community and its members through choral singing and concerts.

• Music Groups, Bands, Ensembles

• 765.

Wilmington Voices

Wilmington’s Premiere Professional Choral Ensemble | Non-profit Organization After silence that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.