Summer Sings are in full swing!
Summer 2o26 is officially here…and with it, our five-decade tradition of open choral sings is well underway!
Each Monday in July and August we welcome some of the city’s finest conductors to lead area singers in some of the most beloved works in the choral canon. Our Summer Sings offer a chance to revisit favorite pieces, keep up your sight-singing skills over the summer break, and learn about the upcoming season for the area’s choral groups.
Admission is $20 general/$15 student at the door, and we’ll lend you a score (or bring your own).
Learn more and see the complete schedule
Sing with us! Auditions for 2026-27 season
Are you a singer looking for a choral home in NYC? (Or maybe you’ve come to our Summer Sings and miss singing as part of a choir?)
Would you like to sing an extraordinarily beautiful range of works under the baton of a dynamic and gifted teacher and conductor?
Do you want to be part of a group where you make great music, great new friends—and a real difference? Then come sing with us!
The WVC is pleaseed to be holding auditions for all voice parts with our Artistic Director, Colin Britt, on Monday, August 31st.
Photo credit: Peter Tannenbaum
Join our 2027 Concert Tour!
…not that we want to rush this summer to its close, but we are already looking ahead to summer 2o27, when the WVC and friends will head out on our next concert tour—this time to central Europe, with stops and performances in Prague, Budepest and Vienna.
Singers in all voice parts are welcome (especially you tenors and basses!), as are non-singing friends and family.
Photo credit: Budapest by Andreas Lehner, licensed under CC BY 2.0.
Thank you for coming to our Spring Concert!
The West Village Chorale was proud to close our 2025-26 season with This Land is Your Land, a collaboration with Jersey City-based Nimbus Dance.
We were particularly thrilled to perform two pieces by acclaimed composer Saunder Choi: his New Colossus, a compelling setting of the Emma Lazarus poem at the base of the Statue of Liberty, and the world premiere of Angel Island Lamentations, commissioned by the Chorale and featuring world-premiere choreography for Nimbus by award-winning composer Houston Thomas.
It was a particular honor to bring this program to Judson Memorial Church—the birthplace of postmodern dance in the 1960’s—which continues to be known as a venue for many groundbreaking works.
Photo credit: Peter Tannenbaum
Thank you again for attending, and stay tuned for our announcement of our 2026-2027 season in the coming weeks!