The sweet voices of Houston’s K-12 choirs will fill the sanctuary of South Main Baptist Church during the Houston Chamber Choir’s 22nd annual Hear the Future invitational choral festival this Sunday.
The sweet voices of Houston’s K-12 choirs will fill the sanctuary of South Main Baptist Church during the Houston Chamber Choir’s 22nd annualinvitational choral festival this Sunday. This year’s community concert is free and open to the public, and it promises to entertain and inspire audiences as they “hear” that the future of choral music is bright.
“Many school choirs perform, but it's usually in their own school or with other schools. Seldom do they get invited out into the big community, so this is a real thrill for us and for them,” said Houston Chamber Choir Founder and Artistic Director Robert Simpson. “ shows our appreciation for the wonderful music educators who are inspiring our students, the next generation of performers and music appreciators.”now includes a VIP Choral Clinic for eight high schools, many of which are Title I.
It's also a love letter to the teachers who lead the charge of caring for the children and providing an arts education.celebrates the music teachers and recognizes them. So many of our teachers go unsung. To be able to say thank you for all that you offer and particularly in these trying times, thanks for keeping the music going, thank you for continuing to bring wonderful music into the lives of our children…that's a gift that we are pleased to do.
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