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Welcome to Capital City Chorus!

Congratulations to our very own iTones Quartet for winning the 2013 Region 4 Quartet Contest!

We are SO proud of iTones for not only winning the quartet contest this year but also for receiving (again) the Joyce Doll Most Improved Quartet award! They are now eligible to compete in the Sweet Adelines International competiton this fall in Hawaii! We wish them the best of luck and know they will represent Capital City Chorus, Cincinnati Sound Chorus and Region 4 very well.

iTones
(photo by Jon B. Petersen, Tulsa, OK)

Pam Ross, Angie Thompson, Fran Furtner, Kathy Clough

Capital City Chorus Finishes 2nd at 2013 Region 4 Competition

Capital City was pleased to place second in the Region 4 Competition this year. Our score was high enough to give us a Wild Card invitation to compete in the 2014 Sweet Adelines International Competition to be held in Baltimore, MD. PIctures will be posted soon!


2013 Region 4 Competition Results

In addition to the above results from this spring's competition, we are pleased to announce that Capital City Chorus was represented in four other quartets who competed. (bold indicates CCC members) These are

  • Fifth Place Medalists - AMPT - Amanda Kaufmann, Molly Huffman, Paula Wheeldon, Traci Martin
  • 9th Place - She's My Alibi - Sara Zembrodt, Jenny Johnson, Bev Miller, Jenny Pratt
  • 13th Place - Bling It On! — Beverly McCabe, Peg Barnard, Renée Ridgeway, Peggy Hagler
  • 16th Place - SoundTrax — Linda Rowand, Bumper Beatty, Shari Morey, Robbie Cooper

Capital City Chorus Finishes 10th at the Sweet Adelines International Competition in Denver, CO

medalCapital City Chorus was thrilled to hear our name called as one of the Top 10 at the Chorus Semi-Finals at the Sweet Adelines International competition in Denver at the beginning of Nov. Just ask the announcer who had to wait at least 5 minutes for us to quiet down so she could continue announcing the remaining choruses who made the top 10! After the Chorus Finals CCC placed 10th overall. We were very happy to have met our goal by making it into the top 10 for the first time in CCC history!

 

You can watch our Denver performances on our YouTube channel at

 

2012DenverSemiFinalsImage by Lilley Photography

2012 Denver Finals
Image by Lilley Photography

CCC was honored to receive commendation letters for our International Competition placement from Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels and Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard. You can read these commendations by clicking the appropriate link below:


Capital City Chorus Sings the National Anthem at the June 16, 2012 Indiana Fever Basketball Game

 


2012 Capital City Chorus University of Indianapolis Music Scholarship Winners Announced!

Capital City is pleased to announce that Mindy Owens was chosen to receive the 2012 CCC University of Indianapolis Music Scholarship.

U of I Scholarship WinnerPIctured: Dr. Kathleen Hacker, Dean of the Music Department and Ms. Mindy Owens, 2012's Award Recipient.

"Hi, my name is Mindy Owens, and I am from Marion, Indiana. I am very proud to be the recipient of this year's Capital City Chorus Music Award. This scholarship will help me to further my education here, at University of Indianapolis. After graduation next year, I hope to teach music at the elementary school level, perhaps someplace with warm weather."

In 2008, CCC established a $1000 scholarship at the University of Indianapolis. The scholarship is awarded annually to a full-time undergraduate female vocal student entering her senior year, and working to complete her first bachelors degree in any degreed music program.  The university’s music department selects the recipient(s) based on talent and financial need according to standard awarding and packaging policies of the University.