BOYCHOIR
A Grammy-nominated program where youth develop confidence, discipline, and a lifelong love of singing. Whether your child is just beginning or already musically experienced, we offer a range of entry points.

Nationally Recognized
Our choristers perform with the Seattle Symphony, record on movie soundtracks, and tour nationally.

World-Class Training
Our expert faculty nurtures musical growth, teamwork, and discipline from the very start.

More Than Music
Children build resilience, focus, and lifelong friendships. And they have serious fun doing it!
"We’ve never seen our son so motivated, so engaged, and so joyful about learning."
— Choir ParentHow To Join
We offer three clear entry points based on your child's age and musical experience. Explore the options below and choose the program that best fits your child.

Music Makers
Suggested Ages 5–6
A fun, movement-based class for young beginners. Boys explore rhythm, pitch, and musical concepts through singing and games. Meets once a week for 45 minutes. No prior experience needed.
Current Availability:
Wed 5:30–6:15pm
Starts Jan 28, 2026

Prep Choir
Suggested Ages 7–8
A twice-weekly program for boys ready to level up their singing. Learn to read music, sing in harmony, and perform exciting songs while building teamwork and confidence. No prior experience needed.
Current Availability:
Mon & Wed 4:15–5:15pm
Starts Feb 23, 2026

Advanced Levels
Suggested Ages 9-12
For boys with prior music experience ready for a challenge. Our advanced track requires an audition that includes rhythm and pitch reading. Qualified singers join one of our advanced ensembles.
Current Availability:
Tues & Thurs 4:30–6:15pm
Rolling admission following
an audition.
Not sure which level is right for your child?
Don’t worry! Fill out our contact form and our team will help guide you to the right level based on age, interest, and experience.
Contact UsQuestions?
Have questions about our entry-level choirs? Visit our Q&A page for details on auditions, tuition, schedules, and everything else you need to know!
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