Meet Us
Under the direction of Erin Freeman, the Richmond Symphony Chorus enjoys a nearly 50-year history of bringing choral-orchestral masterpieces to life as part of the Richmond Symphony.
Our members donate their time to the cause of keeping choral music alive and thriving. From singing the National Anthem at the opening session of the General Assembly to performing at the Kennedy Center, the chorus is one of the shining cultural ambassadors of Central Virginia. In recent seasons, the Richmond Symphony Chorus performed the world premiere of and recorded Children of Adam by Mason Bates, sang under the baton of world renowned conductor Marin Alsop, and sent representatives to sing in Paris, France and at Carnegie Hall with our director, Erin Freeman, conducting. Learn more about our leaders, members, and upcoming projects. |
Join Us
Membership is available by audition only. We hold auditions twice a year – during the summer and winter months. Visit our Auditions page for more information.
If you aren't quite sure whether you'd like to audition, contact us to request to observe a rehearsal. And watch this video to find out why we sing. Listen as members of the Chorus sing the national anthem at the 2015 opening of the General Assembly:
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Hear UsThis past season, the Richmond Symphony Chorus could still be heard! On line, on the radio, and if conditions allowed, in pop up concerts.
Learn about our 2020-21 Radio show on VPM here. 2020-21 Season In 2020-21, the Richmond Symphony Chorus – like all choruses around the world – faced the unknown. But we did it in style! We took care of:
For more details and to see our plans for the 2021-2022 season, visit our Concert Schedule page. Stay tuned for more on how you can connect with this 50-year tradition of RVA choral music. |
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