TESTIMONIALS

• "Our son has benefited tremendously from his three (going on four) years in the Cathedral Choir of Men and Boys. His own innate love of music has been fostered; he has learned music theory and vocal techniques, and has become a valued member of a community of youth doing good work. He loves the choir and our whole family has benefited from his involvement."
  Dr. Chris Koenig-Seguin
  
  
• "Our son, Alex, loves his choir and wouldn't dream of giving it up, despite his busy schedule. Amongst its many attractions, the choir provides him with a challenging music curriculum,a chance to learn and appreciate classical music, a systematic approach to demonstrating personal growth relative to music, the opportunity to interact with and have culturally diverse friends, the opportunity to learn and practice leadership skills, and lots of time surrounded by the fine and beautiful art and architecture which characterizes the Cathedral-so unique among churches today. The Cathedral Choir of Men and Boys is truly a wonderful opportunity for all, led by a cultured and very talented choirmaster."   Mrs. Cheryl Fuller
  
  
• "The Cathedral Choir of Men and Boys has meant many things for my son: learning the discipline of music; gaining an appreciation for all types of choral music; being a part of a team (really a brotherhood) of other fine young boys; learning to pay close attention to detail; being part of a positive, goal-oriented program."
  Ms. Mitzie Broach
  
  
• "Our son has learned to read music quite well in his first year in the Boys Choir. He (and we) feel the choir has made him a more responsible person. Too, he has made many new friends since joining the choir."
  Mrs. Diane Warren
  
  
• "Our son's innate musicianship has been expanded through his participation in the choir. He has learned an appreciation for the classical and contemporary repertoire of the church. His religious education has also shown growth."
  Mr. and Mrs. Brian and Natalie Campbell
  
  
• "After singing as a boy chorister for ten years and as a gentlemen of the choir for two years, our son has gained an extraordinary appreciation and love for many types of music. He sings constantly and listens to classical music, rock, opera and the oldies! He has learned the discipline of performance and has gained the ability to read music which has enabled him to learn new music on his own. His time in the choir also contributed greatly to his study of the trumpet. Additionally, the time spent in services at The Cathedral has contributed to an unusual spirituality which can only come from service in the church at an early age."
  Mr. James Hooker