St. Louis Symphony IN UNISON® Chorus, led by Kevin McBeth, Director, has focus on 'music of African-American and African cultures'

Kevin McBeth, Director

St. Louis Symphony IN UNISON® Chorus

The League of American Orchestras held its 68th National Conference, June 18-20, 2013 in St. Louis, Missouri.   Members of the IN UNISON® Program of the St. Louis Symphony performed during the Conference.

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About the IN UNISON® Chorus

The St. Louis Symphony IN UNISON® Chorus is a valued member of the STL Symphony family. The Chorus is an all-volunteer, 120-voice auditioned ensemble that performs a variety of musical styles, with a focus on the interpretation, performance, and preservation of the music of African-American and African cultures. Chorus members have traditionally come from the IN UNISON Program member churches, but also from area universities and colleges. Chorus members are teachers, nurses, office workers, students, doctors, and people from many other walks of life. Some members have retired from long careers, some are just entering the work force or working on degrees. Many sing in other vocal ensembles or church choirs. All share a love of music and of singing. 

The Chorus rehearses on Monday evenings from September to May.