Our Vision
Recognized for musical excellence, the Chapel Hill Community Chorus is an organization open to singers who desire to bring the beauty of choral music to our community and beyond.

Our Mission
It is the mission of the Chapel Hill Community Chorus to foster and share the art and joy of choral music, enriching and educating our community through excellent performances of music from diverse cultural and historical periods.

Our Board Members
Bill Kodros (’08) President
Kathy Barboriak (’09) VP; Long-term development
Amber Rice (’08) Secretary
Virginia Lee (’10) Treasurer
Wes Dain (’09) Web site development; CDs
Lynne Manchester (’08) Publicity
Pam Perreault (’09) Librarian, Nominating Committee
Steve Peterson (’09) Web site
Kristi Webb (’08) Membership
Kathy Craddock (’10) Cantari liaison
Bill Mann (’10) Photography
Stephanie Ottone (’10) Grant writing
Sue Klausmeyer Conductor/Artistic Director(ex officio); Newsletter

Listen to Us Sing!

• Fall 2003
  "Gloria" from Gloria by Francis Poulenc
  The First Noel/Pachelbel Canon arr. by Michael Clawson

• Fall 2004
  Chorus, from Part I of The Christmas Oratorio by J. S. Bach

• Spring 2007 - from Elijah
  Elijah and Prophets of Baal
  Chorus - The People

• Spring 2006 - from Together in Song by Gwyneth Walker
  Hear the Trumpet Sound
  Prayer

A Glimpse at the First 25 Years
Most community choruses begin with a group of people who want to sing... and someone with the vision and ability to lead them. This organization is no exception... read more.

CHCC's 25th Anniversary
In the fall of 2005, CHCC commemorated the 25th anniversary of the chorus. The centerpiece of the observance was a new choral work by American composer, Gwyneth Walker, performed at a special celebratory concert. A 25th Anniversary Fund was launched in the fall of 2002 to cover the additional expenses of the celebration and to begin build an endowment to allow the chorus to broaden its scope in future years... read more.

CHCC is a member of Chorus America. Chorus America's mission is to strengthen choruses and increase appreciation of choral music so that more people are enriched by its beauty and power.