Chorus Polaris


Golden Light Concert 2008


A new sound is born.

Chorus Polaris is a 40-voice ensemble, founded in 2006, of amateur and professional singers who love to perform a wide variety of music, and who love to move and delight their audiences.

We sing Renaissance madrigals and motets with a pure, crystalline sound.

We rock the house with contemporary jazz.

Our avant-garde selections move both singers and listeners, and when we join with the orchestra, our sound is rich and expressive.


Family Concert 2009

Our mission:

Chorus Polaris connects with the community through a broad range of musical styles, educational outreach, and collaboration. Our members pursue choral excellence to achieve expressive power that engages audiences in the celebration of the human experience through music.



Want to sing with us? Check out how on our Auditions page.

952 996 9085   •   john@choruspolaris.org

2011-2012 SEASON

Fall Choir Festival featuring Keith Hampton

October 14-15, 2011
4:00 pm concert October 15th


Song of Mary

with the Golden Valley Orchestra

December 10, 2011
7:30 pm

December 11, 2011
4:00 pm


Song of Songs

March 31, 2012
7:30 pm

April 1, 2012
4:00 pm

 

Carmina Burana

with the Mississippi Valley Orchestra

June 10, 2012
4:00 pm

Audience comments:

"The title of the concert, 'Bringing American A Cappella Music to Life,' says it all!  We could not stop smiling and swaying to the lively and lovely music!  The enthusiasm of the choir and the director permeated the room, and we savored it throughout our trip from Northfield to Saint Paul."
-- Crosby and Barbara

"You have that beautiful, round Midwest choral sound, but it is refreshingly different."
-- Nancy

"I really enjoyed your concert last weekend - a big sound from not so many voices.  Very unusual work and tough pieces.  That last one about home at the end of The Wind in the Willows was absolutely, spine-tingling beautiful."
-- Colleen

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