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All-American Boys Chorus

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The All-American Boys Chorus started as a small church choir in Orange County, California in 1970.

About

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Based in Santa Ana, California, the Chorus is under the artistic direction of Wesley Martin. The Chorus attracts youth from 26 cities throughout Southern California. Programs require a small tuition payment.

The Chorus's program progresses through different stages of cognitive development, transforming an individual from a beginner vocalist to a seasoned performer while instilling leadership skills through peer-to-peer mentoring. All choristers participate in after-school and weekend music lessons with rehearsals at the Santa Ana campus, as well as performances, recordings, national and international concert tours, and an annual week-long summer camp.

Most choristers remain in the program for approximately four years, with some students continuing by joining the graduate chorus or as part-time staff or interns. All Saturday four-hour rehearsals combine periods of time for breaks, recreation, games, music education, and vocal learning.[citation needed]

History

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For over 40 years, the group worked out of rented space at the Orange County Fairgrounds.[1]

Discography

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  • A Little Christmas Magic (1985)
  • On the Sunny Side of the Street (1988)
  • The Best Gift of All (1992)
  • By Request (1996)
  • On Tour! (2003)
  • California Dreamin' (2016)

References

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  1. ^ Zint, Bradley (February 6, 2016). "After 42 years, All-American Boys Chorus loses space at OC Fairgrounds". Los Angeles Times.
  2. ^ Cohen, Aaron (December 8, 2015). "Holiday Music On Jazz 91.9! The David Benoit Trio, Believe ft. Jane Monheit". www.wclk.com.
  3. ^ Long, Anne-Greyson (September 6, 2016). "BYU's Vocal Point 'goes the distance' in new music video". The Daily Universe.
  4. ^ "Alleged paedophile extradited to US". August 10, 2018 – via www.bbc.com.
  5. ^ "Orange County DA - Roger Alan Giese". orangecountyda.org.
  6. ^ "Arizona's tallest Christmas tree set to arrive in north Phoenix on Thursday". KTAR.com. October 24, 2018.
  7. ^ Painter, Alysia Gray (November 7, 2018). "Sled to the Citadel for a Free Tree Lighting". NBC Southern California.
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