BYU Singers

Brigham Young University Singers is a small, select choir of flexible singer-musicians. As one of the major touring ensembles of the university, the Singers have traveled throughout the United States, including Hawaii; twice to Russia; three times to Israel; to Australia and New Zealand; to the countries of Western and Eastern Europe, including the Baltic States; to West Africa; and to South Africa. The choir has attained the reputation of a captivating, versatile choir with an impressive range of repertoire and style. In addition to regular concert appearances, the 2008–2009 academic year will include:

A major concert involving all BYU auditioned choirs and Philharmonic Orchestra titled Pilgrim’s Journey Home to be produced for release on CD. Release date will be announced here.
A concert tour to Ireland, England and Wales immediately following winter semester 2009.

BYU Singers will be featured in their annual concert Saturday, March 21. Celebrating 25 years of BYU Singers, many alumni will also join in singing several pieces at the concert. This is a ticketed event.

An audition with Dr. Staheli is required for admittance into the choir. We are looking for singer-musicians with good, true voices; excellent ears; excellent musical skills; strong spirits; stamina; flexibility; and a cooperative nature. As with every year in Singers, there will be great demands, but equally great rewards. If you are a singer with great intensity toward excellence and a love for ensemble singing, we encourage you to audition.

Brigham Young University Choirs and Eric Whitacre 2 now available!

We are pleased to announce that the newest collaboration between the choirs of BYU and composer Eric Whitacre is now available exclusively from this website. Please click here to see more information and to place your order.

BYU Singers' Tour to Ireland, England and Wales, 2009

New!! Click here to read an LDSLiving article about the choir's upcoming tour.

This spring BYU Singers will be travelling to Ireland, England and Wales. Click here for more information.