About Us
Founded in 1986, the Charlotte Children’s Choir serves the
community by providing quality music education with the goal
of attaining the highest level of artistic excellence in
choral music performance. The Choir serves children
generally between the ages of 8-18 and enriches the lives of
children from all religious, ethnic, cultural and economic
backgrounds.
Serving 240
children & youth ages 8-18
Six
Ensembles
Representing two
states and six
counties
Weekly rehearsals
Six ticketed events
Various performances
throughout the country
CCC's primary
purposes are:
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To provide
training in voice and music theory to children
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To develop
self-discipline in children in a positive,
non-threatening, environment
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To promote
appreciation and enjoyment of choral music as a means of
artistic expression
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To develop
individual talent through group experiences
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To achieve
excellence in musical performance
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To enrich the
cultural life of our community
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To promote the
Charlotte region at the state, national and
international levels.
“Singing with the Choir makes me feel special, it feels like
family” says one young chorister.
PERFORMANCES
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Honors Chorus Concert, 2009
United States Naturalization Ceremonies, 2008-2009
American Orff-Schulwerk Association National Convention,
2008, 1997
IKEA grand Opening, 2009
National Public Radio’s
From the Top broadcast features the Concert Choir
American Choral Director's Association Southern Division
Convention, 2008, 2009
Charlotte
Symphony Orchestra & Opera Carolina
The Singing Christmas Tree with
Charlotte Choral Society and Orchestra, 1991, 2000, 2002,
2007
Featured Choir at the National Choir Concert Carnegie Hall,
New York, NY
Annual performances at Duke Chapel
Annual performances at Biltmore Estate
Concert with the American Boychoir, 2000, 1992
Birthday Celebration for Dr. John Hope Franklin, hosted by
Maya Angelou, 1998
A&E television special A
Judy Collins Christmas at the Biltmore
& CD recording, 1997
Click here for
a complete Choir History
“In a time when contemporary culture's influence tears away
at music as we know it, such reinforcement of what you are
teaching parents and children with your conferences and work
in Charlotte is absolutely wonderful. "
Kathleen Vandekieft-Wright
Director Metropolitan
Opera National Council SC