Choral ensembles at SDSU offer a wide range of opportunities for individuals who desire an incredible choral experience, regardless of whether or not they are students of the university.

Singing together in a choir is a powerful way to restore physical health, mental and emotional wellness, and create connections between people that have often been broken while living on the streets.

The San Diego Women’s Chorus (SDWC) is a lesbian-identified, feminist community of musicians that welcomes LGBTQ+ and straight ally members and volunteers.

Promoting Harmony, Composing Leaders

Community chorus that performs at various venues in Santee and East County.

Shirim B'Lev (Songs in My Heart) is a Jewish community choir in San Diego. Our mission is to celebrate Jewish culture and heritage through the joy of choral music, fostering community connections and preserving traditions for future generations.

A choir collaborates with the band to foster a meaningful and expressive worship environment each week in our Sunday services

Sorelle San Diego gets its name from the Italian word for "sisters." This auditioned treble choir is comprised of 30 dedicated choral artists. The group strives to enhance the local community by offering challenging repertoire of diverse styles and genres. A key part of Sorelle's mission is to benefit local non-profit organizations serving girls and women in need by sharing a portion of all concert proceeds.

Volunteer adult choir that performs during weekly Sunday services

The St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church Choir is the principal choral ensemble of the parish, singing at regular Sunday liturgies and major feast days.

Members of the choir are a great gift to our St. George Eucharistic community: they offer back to God their musical talents and gifts by leading the singing during Sunday and Feast Days services.

For over 35 years, the St. James Music Series has brought world-class choral music to the heart of La Jolla. Hosted in the stunning, acoustically vibrant sanctuary of St. James by-the-Sea Episcopal Church, the series offers a rare opportunity to experience the beauty and power of the human voice in an intimate, resonant setting.

Worship at St. Katherine is adorned by liturgical singing from multiple Orthodox chant traditions—Slavic and Byzantine—as well as by music by American and Russian composers and arrangers.

Our church choir consists of musically talented and dedicated volunteers who rehearse for half an hour before each service and two or three times a month on appointed weeknights.

The Chancel Choir has led the music ministry at St. Mark's United Methodist Church and continues to be an integral part of the worship services. In the fall of 1954, the first choir was organized with an enthusiastic nucleus of ten voices. The Chancel Choir's first special musical performance, Faure’s Requiem, was on Maundy Thursday, April 1957.

2 Choirs that sing for Sunday morning Services at St. Peter's Episcopal Church Del Mar, including the more traditional Parish Choir, and the more contemporary Family Choir

Founded by British composer and choral director Benjamin Thiele-Long, the choir’s repertoire blends early and renaissance European sacred choral music with modern spiritual and secular polyphony from around the world.

San Diego's own Men's Barbershop Chorus, entertaining audiences for 80 years!

Sweet Harmony is a member of the California Women's Chorus, comprised of approximately 30 singers run through the San Diego Community College continuing ed/emeritus program. We perform locally several times a year and raise money annually for music scholarships at a joint concert with eight other women's choruses across California.

Trans Chorus of San Diego is a space for trans, non binary and gender variant people to come together and express our authentic selves through music. We celebrate the diverse experiences of our members and the larger community with a musical focus on marginalized creators. We welcome people who have often been excluded from more traditional music ensembles and strive to create a sense of belonging while honoring all of our members’ intersectional identities.