Blue River Youth Choir
The priceless outcomes include: the smiles on the campers faces when they master a concept, the confidence one gains from performing, the hugs they receive from a parent or grandparent after a concert.
2024/2025 schedule:
- August 27th – December 10th Tuesdays 6-8 pm Fall Session
- September 29th
- 2:00 pm – Performance with Blue River Community Choir at Mount Pisgah Baptist ChurcH
- November – Musical outing – TBA
- December 8th Holiday Concert- 2 pm
- December 10th – Afternoon Community Caroling
- January 7- April 29 Tuesdays 6-8 pm Spring Session
- Musical outing – TBA
- April 27 2pm Spring Concert
Mission, Purpose, and Vision
- The performance of a variety of music literature including sacred, secular, classical, pop, and cross-cultural genres of music
- Music education with an emphasis on the fundamentals of vocal production and a broad-based music theory curriculum
- The formation of friendships within the choir as well as in the community
- Instilling in each child a love for singing and developing each voice to its fullest potential
- Establishing an environment that promotes personal growth and excellence
Want to Make a Donation?
Your gift will create a solid foundation for BRYC and set in motion new artistic opportunities for youth in our community.
The benefits of introducing music and art to children
has been well documented.
Creativity
When children are encouraged to express themselves through music and art, they tap into their inner creativity. They learn how to think outside the box and discover better ways of doing things. These are must-have skills that will benefit them throughout their lives.
Emotional Well-being
As children grow, they take in large amounts of new information that can sometimes become overwhelming. Music provides a safe space for children to explore and deal with their emotions. They can then easily express their ideas and better manage their feelings.
Intellectual Development
Learning to read and sing music stimulates a child’s intellectual development. Research has shown that young musicians have better memory and learning skills such as verbal memory, literacy, and verbal intelligence. These skills have been linked to improved performance in school.
Building Confidence
Self-confidence is one of the greatest benefits of music. While learning to read and perform music, children learn concentration, dedication, and persistence. These skills naturally transfer at school resulting in better classroom performance and, in turn, an increase in self-esteem.