• Small ensembles (generally 7 or fewer voices) with one voice per part
• College-style ensembles (generally 8 to 20 voices), usually with two to four voices per part
• Choruses of 16 or more voices, with four to 50 voices per part

The CASA Chorus program is designed to promote the growth of, and cooperation among, choruses that sing contemporary a cappella, broadly defined.

The program was first called the Urban Harmony Movement, which started as a youth singing program for inner city schools. Over time it evolved into an adult chorus program that currently includes three active choruses in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Over the next ten years, the CASA Chorus program may expand to more than 1,000 choruses around the globe singing contemporary a cappella, allowing adults to have the same kind of fun singing as college a cappella groups.

Interested in directing a CASA Chorus? We are actively recruiting directors. Send an email to Deke Sharon.

Current CASA & Urban Harmony Movement Choruses

Sound Sensation
12903 Magnolia Pointe Blvd.
Clermont, Fl. 34711
cell: 407 948 9599

Peninsula Harmony Chorus
Los Altos, California
www.peninsulaharmony.org

East Bay Harmony Chorus
Oakland, California
Director: Mark Bernfield

Other Contemporary A Cappella Choruses