It has been said that choral singing is, above all, a matter of beauty and relationships. The singers of the Arizona Arts Chorale avail themselves of the opportunity to participate, as a group, in the creation of beauty: the beauty of music, of friendships, and of memories that will last a lifetime.

The poet Percy Shelley said it a long time ago (in 1821): “Music, when soft voices die, vibrates in the memory.” Or perhaps, we might listen to Garrison Keillor, who said more recently: “…the art of choral singing, that is to make music so rich that it brings tears to your eyes.”  

The Arizona Arts Chorale practices diversity in the widest sense, bringing together people of all ages and from every region, to establish friendships and to perform programs from the classical, popular and spiritual repertoire in venues that range from shopping malls to sanctuaries and churches as well as in conventional concert halls.

Dimitri Drobatschewsky