American Choir

The American choir music genre, exemplified by ensembles such as The Concordia Choir and The St. Olaf Choir, embodies the rich tradition of choral performance in the United States. This genre features a diverse repertoire that encompasses a wide range of styles—from classical works by European masters to contemporary compositions by American composers, and often includes spirituals, folk songs, and avant-garde pieces. Choirs like Roomful of Teeth push the boundaries with innovative vocal techniques, while groups like Seraphic Fire and the Los Angeles Master Chorale are known for their polished sound and precision. Performances are typically characterized by a strong sense of harmony, dynamic expressions, and a deep emotional resonance, drawing on the collective power of multiple voices to create a captivating, unified sound that reflects America's cultural tapestry.

Zikr (Arr. for Chorus by Ethan Sperry)

A.R. Rahman•

Traditional•

Kansas City Chorale

Single - Released March 7, 2025