Formed in 1994, the Chamber Singers are the main performing choir at Mt. SAC. This elite, mixed-voice choral ensemble consists of 36 auditioned singers who perform works from the Renaissance through new works of the 21st Century. For more than a decade, the Chamber Singers have literally traveled the world and earned notable distinction, having consistently won numerous state, national and international honors. Learn more about the Chamber Singers here.
Local Chamber Singers receive world recognition. Click here for newspaper article.
The Concert Choir is the largest auditioned choral group at Mt. SAC and is composed of students with varying levels of choral experience. This choir performs quality choral music of all styles and presents at least three concerts each year, often featuring a major work with full orchestra. Learn more about the Concert Choir here.
Formed in 2001, Fermata Nowhere has taken the a cappella music world by storm to emerge as one of the nation's top collegiate men's vocal ensembles. Coming literally from "out of nowhere," these talented singers soared to instant popularity, having won the 2003 USC Absolute A Cappella Showdown and named semifinalists in the 2003 Western Division of the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCA). Learn more about Fermata Nowhere here.
Frontline continues to establish a tradition of excellence in vocal jazz music. The mixed-voice ensemble was founded in 1999 as part of the growing choral department at Mt. SAC. Learn more about Frontline here.
Celebrated as the "Most Outstanding College Vocal Jazz Choir" by DownBeat magazine, Singopation is one of the nation's premier vocal jazz ensembles. Formed in 1997 by its director Bruce Rogers, Singopation consists of 12 exceptional auditioned jazz vocalists. Learn more about the Singcopation here.
Mt. SAC's Women's Ensemble specializes in the performance of chamber literature written specifically for women's voices. Their repertoire includes a wide variety of styles, from the Renaissance era to pop and contemporary music of today. Learn more about the Women's Ensemble here.
