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EverlastingOnce a part of the Raleigh Boychoir, always a member. Boychoir alumni are welcomed back to perform with the choir or just stop by for a visit like Anoop Desai did on a break from his American Idol appearances.
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EducationMore than chorus! The Raleigh Boychoir provides a musical education based on recognized standards for training young boys voices. Our choristers are consistently chosen for State Honors Chorus and often land parts in city theatrical and opera performances.
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The Raleigh BoychoirThe Raleigh Boychoir educates and trains boys in the art of singing, to perform the finest music in the boychoir tradition, to contribute to the greater Raleigh musical life, and to enhance North Carolina’s cultural reputation. The Raleigh Boychoir experience develops character, leadership, and a strong commitment to excellence.
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ExperienceTours, camps and friendships! The Raleigh Boychoir offers an enriching experience for all boys and memories to last a life time!
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PerformanceThe Raleigh Boychoir has been a fixture in the Triangle’s and the state’s arts community through concerts, tours and musical partnerships with the N.C. Symphony, N.C. Master Choral, N.C. Raleigh Symphony and others. Come hear us perform on June 2, 4:00 pm at St. Michael’s Episcopal Church in Raleigh.
Summer Day Camp
The Raleigh Boychoir summer day camp takes place June 17-21, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. This half day camp for elementary aged boys takes place at the RBC Centre located at 1329 Ridge Road, Raleigh and features:
- Music Theory
- Individual Voice Instructions
- Outdoor Recreation
- Mid-Morning Snack
- Choral Rehearsals
We have exciting programs planned each day! Cost is $150. Call our office for more information.
Read moreThe London Experience
The Raleigh Boychoir traveled to London for pre-Olympic Games events in June of 2012. Here is what one of our parents had to say of the experience:
“The London tour with the Raleigh Boychoir was the experience of a lifetime. Singing in such austere locations as Canterbury Cathedral (12th Century), St. Stephens Sepulchre and Southwark Cathedral (13th Century) in a country with such a rich boychoir history left a lasting impression on the boys and families who participated. The historic locations provided beautiful backdrops for the choir and the acoustics of the buildings were absolutely stunning and showcased the boys’
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