The Collegiate Singers is an ensemble of approximately 50 singers devoted to the artistic performance of choral music.  The group performs at least two concerts each year, one with orchestra and guest soloists.  Past performances have included Rejoice in the Lamb (Britten), Messiah (Handel), Dona Nobis Pacem (Vaughan Williams), Gloria (Vivaldi), and Creation (Haydn).  Members of the ensemble represent a wide variety of interests and areas of study.  Any Concord student regardless of major is welcome and encouraged to audition.

Listen to the "Concord University Alma Mater" sung by the Collegiate Singers

Listen to Irving Fine's "Lobster Quadrille" sung by the Collegiate Singers

Listen to the traditional African dance tune "Kpanlongo" sung by the Collegiate Singers

The Camerata Singers (MUS 461.2)

Joshua Miller, conductor

Taylor Baldwin, accompanist 

The Camerata Singers is a new ensemble made up of female singers auditioned from the Concord University Collegiate Singers.  The students who sing in the ensemble represent a variety of majors and departments on the Concord campus and include first-year students through seniors.  The group performs a wide variety of music from motets, to folksongs and broadway tunes.

The ConChords (MUS 461.1)

Joshua Miller, director

The ConChords is a guy’s quintet chosen with a rigorous vocal audition.  The gentlemen in this ensemble must not only be fine soloists but also strong musicians capable of singing one-on-a-part literature.  The ConChords take inspiration from fine men’s choirs such as the King’s Singers, Cantus, Rockapella, and Chanticleer.