| Alexandria Singers: Seventy-member adult show choir performing American music, including pop, jazz, swing and Broadway. Membership and booking information, history, performances and photos. |
| Bread and Roses Feminist Singers: Non-auditioned chorus open to all sopranos and altos with any level of musical experience. Repertoire is woman-oriented and includes political songs, popular and folk songs, satires, love songs and madrigals. |
| Capitol Hill Chorale: Seventy-voice chorus presenting wide-ranging repertoire in the shadow of the U.S. Capitol. |
| Cathedral Choral Society: The resident symphonic chorus of Washington National Cathedral. Online ticketing. |
| Choral Arts Society of Washington: Symphonic chorus appearing regularly at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Online ticketing. |
| Congressional Chorus: Includes many current and former staff of the U.S. Congress on a mission to celebrate the spirit, diversity and power of American choral music. |
| Fairfax Choral Society: Adult and youth choruses presenting choral classics to Northern Virginia audiences. Online ticketing. |
| Friday Morning Music Club Chorale: Presents major choral works twice a year, at free concerts, and participates in community events. |
| Gay Men's Chorus of Washington: Performs a wide variety of vocal music, from classical to Broadway. Online ticketing. |
| Georgetown Chorale: Community chorus that raises funds for local charities. Includes news, upcoming performances, group profile, leadership and audition information. |
| Heritage Signature Chorale: Committed to preserving the performance tradition of African-American music, especially the Negro Spiritual. |
| Howard University Choir: Ensembles, history, staff, upcoming events, recordings and contact information. |
| Laurel Oratorio Society: Serving Laurel and the greater Baltimore-Washington area by presenting masterworks from the Western tradition, many styles of American music and the music of other cultures. |
| Lesbian and Gay Chorus of Washington: Community-based 35-voice chorus with repertoire ranging from classical to popular music, including works celebrating pride and cultural diversity. |
| Maryland Choral Society: Fifty-voice community ensemble performing in the Washington area. Includes staff profiles, audition and ticket information, season schedule and sponsorship and fundraising. |
| Master Chorale of Washington: Semi-professional 160-voice chorus founded by Paul Hill. Online ticketing. |
| Metropolitan Chorus: One-hundred-voice chorus based in Arlington, Virginia, offers concerts featuring music of the Renaissance to the 21st century, with a strong emphasis on American composers. |
| Mormon Choir of Washington: One-hundred-voice choir comprised of members of approximately 50 Maryland and Virginia region congregations. Profile, upcoming and past performances, program notes, photos, mailing list and contacts. |
| National Christian Choir: Auditioned 220-voice interdenominational choir with a religious mission. History, profiles, concerts, recordings, director's notes, membership info, photos, radio links, guestbook and contact info. |
| National Men's Chorus: Performs classics of the choral literature for male voices, as well as newly commissioned arrangements. |
| New Dominion Chorale: McLean, Virginia-based "singers' cooperative" draws its 200 members from across the Washington area. |
| NOVA Community Chorus: Eighty-voice non-auditioned ensemble composed of singers from the Alexandria campus of Northern Virginia Community College and the surrounding community. |
| Ron Freeman Chorale: Specializes in music of the Renaissance and Baroque periods, as well as works by 19th- and 20th-century composers. |
| Slavic Male Chorus of Washington: Performs folk songs and sacred music of Russia and other Slavic traditions. |
| Takoma Park Singers: Community-based group of 25 singers offering two programs a year in and around Takoma Park, Maryland. |
| University of Maryland Choirs: Includes audition and performance information for the University Chorale, Chamber Singers, the Maryland Chorus, Women's Chorus, Men's Chorus and University of Maryland Summer Chorus. |
| Vienna Choral Society: Non-auditioned community group performing classical and Broadway repertoire. Concert schedule, ticket and membership information, newsletter, sponsorship and links. |
| Washington Chorus: Grammy-award winning 180-voice chorus based at the Kennedy Center. Online ticketing. |
| Washington Kantorei: Specializing in performing unpublished manuscripts, in particular the sacred music of the German Baroque, as well as exploring new and unusual choral repertory of the modern era, especially that of Europe and Scandinavia. |
| Washington Men's Camerata: Dedicated to performing, preserving and promoting the rich legacy of choral music for male voices. Online ticketing. |
| Washington Sängerbund: German singing society sponsors concerts and events. Includes schedule, bios, membership and contact info, history, press, lyrics, CD info, sound clips and links. |
| Washington Women's Chorus: All-female choir founded to share the wealth of music written for women's voices, from Hildegard of Bingen to contemporary works. Online ticketing. |
| Zemer Chai: Community choir dedicated to sharing the cultural heritage of the Jewish choral repertoire, including folk music from all over the world, as well as classical works from the Renaissance through today. |
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