If you love to sing, we would love to meet you!

Whether you've had prior vocal training or have just always enjoyed singing along to your favorite songs, we would love to introduce you to our chorus.

Visit Us on Tuesdays at 7pm for an Open Rehearsal to Give Us a Try

If you would like to attend one of our weekly rehearsals, please schedule a visit by emailing us at [email protected].

Barbershop Experience is Not Required

Even if you have never sung in a group before, or don’t read music, you can still learn to sing with us; we offer multiple ways to learn and to become more knowledgeable about the art of singing and barbershop-style harmony. We can work with you to help improve your existing vocals.

We Are Education-Focused 

A great passion of ours is learning more about the art of a cappella singing. Vocal instruction is a regular part of chorus rehearsals, and a very important component of the chorus experience. Several times a year, we are coached from a visiting Master in the art of barbershop, where we learn many fabulous tricks of the trade. We have access to several educational opportunities including weekend workshops, which provide great opportunities to learn more about specific aspects of barbershop singing and vocal production, and provide an excellent chance to spend time with other members learning and socializing together. 

We Are Performance-Focused 

The main purpose of Boston Skyline Chorus is to bring our music to the community. We sing at annual shows, a number of community events, and at an annual competition.

We Are Competition-Focused 

In the spring of each year, Boston Skyline Chorus participates in the SingUnited Region 1 Chorus Competition in Springfield, MA. Competition is a special time for quartets and choruses from our region to come together and perform. Each competitor receives constructive feedback from a panel of judges. The winners of the regional competition in both quartet and chorus categories compete in the SingUnited International Competition, which is held in the fall each year.