<p>Hi All!</p>
<p>D has been in choir (including auditioned chamber choir) since she was in 3rd grade. She is not planning on being a music major. Can anyone give us any insight into University Singers (which requires an audition) vs. University Choir (which is open) vs. the 1 credit Chamber Choir class for non-majors? She’d like to continue singing but isn’t sure about how welcome a non-music major would be in University Singers.
thanks!</p>
<p>I see on The crimson White paper that the university singers are performing at Carnegie Hall on Monday. Thats pretty impressive.</p>
<p>Well, kind of. D’s HS choir performed at Carnegie Hall last June. Yes, it is an honor, but there are a number of companies that package those types of things; obviously the schools have to send an audition tape in and be selected but I got the feeling that Carnegie Hall didn’t oversee the process.</p>
<p>It was amazing though. D has the Carnegie Hall poster over her desk :)</p>
<p>I recently met a lady whose daughter is an engineering student at Bama. Her D sings with a choir at Bama.</p>
<p>A wide variety of vocal ensembles are available to all students on the University of Alabama campus.</p>
<p>Vocal Ensembles…</p>
<p>[University</a> of Alabama School of Music Vocal](<a href=“http://music.ua.edu/ensembles/vocal/]University”>http://music.ua.edu/ensembles/vocal/)</p>
<p>In addition to the ensembles outlined above, other non-curricular vocal groups which are open to all university students include the Men’s A Cappella Ensemble “Subject to Change” and the showchoir “Resonance.”</p>