The Chamber Singers of Concordia International School Shanghai is a select choir of sixteen members: eight women and eight men. Each year they perform on four major school concerts, their Singing Valentines fundraiser, and the APAC Choral Festival, during which they have traveled to locations such as Manila, Philippines and Seoul, Korea. They have sung under Dr. Jerry Blackstone, University of Michigan; Dr. Pearl Shangkuan, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Michigan; and Dr. Edith Copley, Northern Arizona University. They sing a varied repertoire from Renaissance madrigals to Broadway medleys. Not only are these students wonderful musicians who are dedicated to their craft, they are also part of a school which is renowned for its academic rigor, having received the highest SAT scores of any international school in the world for the past four years.

Grand Junction High School Choral Department from Mesa County, Colorado features seven choirs and involves nearly 150 students. Choral Director, Marcia Wieland founded the Chamber Choir in 2011 to offer the highest degree of excellence in classical choral literature.  This musically elite ensemble’s accomplishments include a clinic and commission with composer Eric William Barnum (2011) and an invitation to perform with Eric Whitacre in New York City (2014).  Students from this ensemble have participated in Colorado All State Choirs, regional and national ACDA Honor Choirs, and been offered extensive talent-based scholarships at prestigious collegiate musical institutions. 

The SUNY Orange Treble Makers were formed after Kody Andreas was inspired to form an accepella group at SUNY Orange in the spring of 2012.  Soon after auditions the group started to meet, preparing songs from composers ranging from Eric Whitacre to student composed a cappella versions of modern pop songs such as “Somebody That I Used to Know” by Gotye.  The Treble Makers have performed at the SUNY Orange winter and spring concerts, and student recitals.

In 1971, a group of neighbors in Southern Maryland gathered together to share their love of madrigal music and formed the Madrigal Concert Ensemble. Ten years later, the name was changed to Saint Maries Musica and the group grew to 21 members from throughout the region. Today, our singers come from all walks of life: engineers and music teachers, retirees and housewives. Some members have been with us for less than a year, and some have been with the group since the beginning. Over the years, we have performed at a variety of locations during our Spring and Christmas concert seasons. We regularly perform free public concerts at regional churches, as well as fundraisers for Historic Saint Mary's City, the original capitol of the Maryland Colony. We have even performed in such prestigious venues as the Kennedy Center and the Old Executive Office Building in Washington, D.C.

Savannah Arts Academy became the first dedicated performing and visual arts high school in Savannah, Georgia in 1998. In the 15 years since the school opened, the  choral department has grown to four choirs and two ensembles. Nova Singers, Women's Cantabile, Men's choir, SAA Chorale, Skylarks (auditioned women's ensemble), and Downtown Sound (men's quartet). Under the direction of Russell Watkins, the four choirs consistently score superior ratings at Georgia Music Educators Association Large Group Performance Evaluation. SAA choral students have also distinguished themselves in the District and State Literary competitions, and a Multi-Cultural National Honor's Choir in Miami. SAA students are consistently chosen for All-State Choir, and All-State Reading Choir. Additional honors include selection to the prestigious Governor's Honors Choir Program. SAA choirs have performed at the historic Lucas Theatre in Savannah, Georgia, New York's Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, and the Music USA Festival in Orlando, Florida winning first place each time. Downtown Sound and the Skylarks have performed at City Walk in Universal Studios, and routinely perform at various venues within Savannah.

Viridis, a brand new project from VoiceWorks, is an auditioned high school vocal ensemble specializing in standard choral repertoire from the Renaissance to today. The word Viridis is Latin for "Green" or "Youthful," acknowledging the fact that, although this choir performs at a high level, they still have much to learn as young choral artists. Their inaugural year will include performances of Britten's Rejoice in the Lamb at Princeton University Chapel and Lincoln Center. The group rehearses for two hours each week at VoiceWorks: Marlboro.