Choral Ensembles

Seminole State's choral music programs provide a comprehensive education in the fundamentals of:

• Proper vocal technique;
• Authentic performance practices;
• Choral literature analysis; and
• General music theory and history;

Seminole State's choral ensembles give students and members of the community the opportunity to perform. All of our choral groups perform regularly on campus and occasionally off-campus at events, such as the Disney Candlelight Processional.

Concert Chorale

The Concert Chorale:

• Is Seminole State's premier choral group;
• Is required for all vocal music majors and available to others by audition only;
• Performs many types of music; and 
• Is directed by Dianna Campbell

SeminoleSound

SeminoleSound is:  

• Seminole State's vocal jazz ensemble;
• Available by audition only, with a maximum of 16 singers;
• Collectively considered to be Seminole State's "musical ambassador;" and
• Directed by Dianna Campbell.

Seminole Community Chorus/Seminole Chorus

Seminole Community Chorus/Seminole Chorus:

• Is Seminole State's largest choir;
• Is open to Seminole State students and community members (no audition is required);
• Emphasizes larger works and traditional choral literature;
• Meets Monday nights at 6:30 p.m.; and 
• Is directed by Dianna Campbell

Gospel Choir

Seminole State's Gospel Choir:

• Is open to all Seminole State students (no sight reading necessary, just an interest in all styles of Gospel music);
• Meets Wednesday nights at 6:30 p.m.; and
• Is directed by Maurice Terrell.

Did you know?

Seminole State's many concerts feature classical, jazz, and blues performed by Seminole State music students, faculty, and music professionals from across the country.