Capital City Chorus is currently holding virtual rehearsals, every Thursday evening from 6:45pm to about 9pm. If interested, please email [email protected], or call 241-SONG to request information. We'd love to hear from you!
The No Limits Arts Series project aims to strengthen inclusiveness in the arts for individuals with disabilities. High school students from the Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired (ISBVI) will work alongside several Indianapolis-based arts organizations, including Capital City Chorus, to increase their accessibility for individuals with disabilities. ISBVI will open its auditorium to the public to serve as a community gathering space for inclusive films, performances and cultural experiences.
For more information and to purchase tickets, visit the Indiana Blind Children's Foundation.
Capital City looks forward to an exciting chorus year ahead under the leadership of our 2020/2021 Management Team! Recently installed, and pictured above, are:
Awesome costumes for sale!
Gold opera vest and black long-sleeve tunic, $50 per pair, sizes 8 to 32 (approx. 105)
Dark copper sequined top (Rivar's), $40 each, size 7/8 to 30 (approx. 99)
Contact Capital City Chapter, Indianapolis, (317) 241-SONG
2019 Sweet Adeline of the Year!
Congratulations & Hooray for Patti Autenrieths, our new Sweet Adeline of the Year!
Patti was among several women nominated by our singers for this honor, and ultimately received the most votes in the chorus-wide election. This exciting announcement was made by Gale Ringeisen, 1018 SAY, Thursday night, August 13, at our post-competition Year End Celebration via Zoom.
Congratulations, Patti, on this well-deserved honor!
Congratulations to The Ladies!
We are SO proud of our Director, Kim Newcomb, and her quartet The Ladies, for performing in Sweet Adelines International’s annual Quartet Competition with 48 of the organization’s best international quartets, and earning 5th Place Overall!
Capital City Chorus Music Award Recipient Announced at University of Indianapolis
Capital City Chorus (CCC) values its relationship with the University of Indianapolis, and is proud to be able to provide the funds for the Capital City Chorus Music Award.
The 2019 recipient of the Capital City Chorus Music Award at University of Indianapolis is Anna Miller, a Music Education major from West Lafayette, IN.
