| Who We Are The Lone Star Children’s Choir is a non-profit 501(c)(3) choral program for young singers in Northeast Tarrant County. The group is open to students in 3rd-7th grades. Singers from public, private, or home school environments are welcome. |
Our Mission
The mission of the Lone Star Children’s Choir is to provide children with the experience of
musical artistry and choral performance opportunities that are committed to excellence, built on
a strong foundation of musical knowledge and skills, and that are an asset to our community.
The mission of the Lone Star Children’s Choir is to provide children with the experience of
musical artistry and choral performance opportunities that are committed to excellence, built on
a strong foundation of musical knowledge and skills, and that are an asset to our community.
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| Join the Lone Star Children's Choir! Midseason Auditions are being scheduled NOW! Give your child the gift of musical excellence in training and performance opportunities! Contact Us to request information or to schedule an interview. |
The importance of participating in a Children's Choir
Through the rehearsal and performance of distinctive choral literature, the LSCC will provide
children the vocal, musical and artistic skills necessary to express themselves in song.
Choristers receive instruction in how musical elements - melody, rhythm, harmony, timbre,
dynamics, form, style, history, and performance practice - work together. Choristers learn
how to use their personal instruments - their bodies and voices - in expressive, artistic ways.
This experience enriches all those involved in the process, including the avid concert goer, the
parent, and, of course, the child.
Through the rehearsal and performance of distinctive choral literature, the LSCC will provide
children the vocal, musical and artistic skills necessary to express themselves in song.
Choristers receive instruction in how musical elements - melody, rhythm, harmony, timbre,
dynamics, form, style, history, and performance practice - work together. Choristers learn
how to use their personal instruments - their bodies and voices - in expressive, artistic ways.
This experience enriches all those involved in the process, including the avid concert goer, the
parent, and, of course, the child.
| The Lone Star Children's Choir is available for event performances. Contact director@lonestarchildren.com |
| Thanks to our Community Partners! Christian Life Center Cornerstone Baptist Church Embroid Me First Baptist Church of Keller Made by Sue North Texas Veterans Association St. Martin-in-the-Fields Episcopal Church |