Our mission is to enrich lives through singing and the support of music education.
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Now auditioning singers for the Summer 2025 concert season
About Us
Vision
The vision of Nashville Singers is to be a dynamic choral leader, enriching lives through the performance of significant music; collaborating with highly engaged, skilled donors to make a substantial impact on music education in our schools and the community.
Purpose
Public funding for the performing arts is dwindling. Adjusted for inflation, total public arts funding has dropped by 15% over the past 20 years. This decline has a direct impact on our communities and our children. Schools with music programs boast significantly higher graduation rates (90.2%) and attendance rates (93.9%) compared to schools without music education (72.9% graduation and 84.9% attendance). The Nashville Singers, founded in 2008, is dedicated to enriching lives through singing and supporting music education.
Join us in making a difference! Donate today to help us ensure access to music education for all students and keep the arts alive in our community.
Impact
The Nashville Singers, a volunteer male chorus, is passionate about supporting music education. They achieve this by offering enriching programs, including master classes on a cappella singing for middle and high school students, and vocal performance clinics for adults. These programs have been led by Sloan Yarborough and Todd Wilson, along with world-class clinicians such as Dr. Kirby Shaw, Dr. Cedric Dent, and Derric Johnson.
Since 2011,, the Nashville Singers have awarded more than $20,000 in music education grants and scholarships, making a real difference for hundreds of students in Middle Tennessee and beyond. They also demonstrate their commitment by annually presenting the Carol Crittenden Arts Advocate of the Year Award, recognizing an outstanding music educator.