Wimberley Community Chorus
Love to Sing? Come Join the
Wimberley Community Chorus!
The Wimberley Community Chorus is open to all who love to sing.
Please use the contact number on the Contact Us page for more information or just show up at the first rehearsal!
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CALLING ALL SINGERS
CALLING ALL SINGERS
Hey, you shower singers! We know who you are. You’re the folks sitting out in the audience that can’t help singing along with us. You can’t wait for the “audience sing” numbers to come along so you can let loose. The problem is that some of the people around you aren’t singing very loud and you would love to belt it out. If you join the Wimberley Community Chorus, you can cut loose at Monday night rehearsals, 6:30-8:30pm and sing your heart out in the 3 different seasonal concerts: Spring, July 4th, and Winter. We have a different director every season and you sign up for a single season at a time. If it isn’t a great fit you aren’t obligated. Our winter season director Shannon Carter has taught secondary choral music for twenty-eight years and was has been named the Choir Director at Boerne High School and Boerne Middle School North. He conducted the 2024-25 Texas State Tenor-Bass Choir and studied conducting with Dr. Joey Martin and Dr. Craig Hella Johnson. Our returning accompanist, Karla Cruz, in addition to being a gifted pianist, is the choir director at Wimberley UMC.
HOW DO I SIGN UP?
Our first rehearsal is September 22 at 6:30 pm. Show up at 6:00 to get your folder and do other start of season stuff. You can sign up early HERE for NEW singers or HERE for RETURNING Singers. You can also sign up at the first practice.
WHERE & WHEN
Practice is held every Monday night from 6:30-8:30 pm in Avey Hall/Chapel in the Hills, 14601 RR 12, Wimberley, Texas. Only the first practice starts at 6:30 to work out registration, folders, etc.
HOW GOOD DO I HAVE TO BE?
We don’t have auditions, but it does help if you have sung in church or school choirs, or have an understanding of music from playing an instrument. There is a diversity of skill and experience in our choir so you can learn and grow from those that have more experience
Come on out-we’d love to sing with you!
