by Trinity Church Wall Street
Photo: trinitychurchnyc.org
Kids from kindergarten through 12th grade audition to sing with Trinity Church's youth chorus, learning vocal technique, theory and sight-reading. Singers perform in services and concerts in Lower Manhattan.
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Auditions via MyTrinity portal
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Ages 5–17.
Audition required; contact for details
Auditions via MyTrinity portal
89 Broadway, 10006, in the Financial District, Manhattan.
Yes. Trinity Youth Chorus is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Trinity Church Wall Street: trinitychurchnyc.org.
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