The Statesboro Youth Chorale is a non-profit youth choir in Statesboro, Georgia. Their mission is to foster a love for music and provide a solid foundation in understanding the building blocks of music while exploring different musical styles from various cultures around the world.
The fall 2024 season has begun for SYC, and they will host an Open House at their rehearsal on Monday, Sept. 16th for those who may be interested in joining.
The Youth Chorale meets on Mondays from 5-6pm at Pittman Park UMC, 1102 Fair Rd., Statesboro, GA 30458.
About the Statesboro Youth Chorale
Led by Director Michael Roemer and assistants Lisa Muldrew and Emily Pilarte, the Statesboro Youth Chorale prioritizes molding children not only into talented singers, but also into good people. The children not only get to increase their knowledge of music, but they connect with other kids and build life-long friendships.
The kids learn how to read music, improve self confidence, improve singing and speaking voices, learn about different music styles and different cultures around the world.
Children ages 6 to 17 are allowed to join the choir.
Cost
To be a member, it costs $150 per semester. There are sibling discounts and need-based scholarships available.
Scheduled Events
- Christmas Concert
- Carl Orff's Carmina Burana (with Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra) in March
- Spring Concert
- and more!
For more information on the Statesboro Youth Chorale, please email Michael Roemer at [email protected], or visit their Facebook page.
