Choral Music at Jacksonville University
Under the direction of Timothy Snyder since 2010, the Jacksonville
University Choirs contribute to the cultural life of northeastern
Florida by bringing high quality and artistically polished performances
of the choral repertoire to campus, the community and the region.
The JU Choirs have performed for the American Choral Directors
Association, Beaches Fine Arts Series, Chamber Music Society of Good
Shepherd, and the Florida Music Educators Association. Notable
appearances include concerts in New York’s Avery Fisher Hall, England’s
Canterbury Cathedral and numerous collaborations with the Jacksonville
Symphony Orchestra.

There is place for all who wish to sing at JU, regardless of choral
experience or major. All interested students are encouraged to join us
in one of three main ensembles:
University Women’s Chorus - University Men’s Chorus
The University Women’s and Men’s Choruses are dedicated to the
performance of choral music drawn from a variety of genres and styles,
including classical and contemporary works, musical theatre, jazz,
collegiate Glee Club repertoire and part-songs. An emphasis is placed
on vocal development and musicianship skills. No Audition Required.
| University Women's Chorus |
University Men's Chorus |
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University Singers
A mixed ensemble of approximately 32 experienced singers selected by
annual audition, the University Singers performs a varied and
challenging repertoire ranging from Renaissance polyphony, Baroque
chamber music and Classical masterworks to new music by living
composers. The University Singers maintain an active performance
schedule, appearing frequently on campus, in the community and on tour.
Audition Required.
Active chapters of Pi Kappa Lambda national honorary society in
music, Mu Phi Epsilon, the Music Entertainment Industry Students
Association, and the Collegiate Music Educators National Conference have
been established on campus. The MEISA chapter helps coordinate
activities for the JU based record label, Dolphinium Records. Music
students regularly perform in a variety of musical organizations and in
recital formats required by their curricula. Numerous ensembles with
regular rehearsals and performances provide experience for all JU
students. Association with these organizations may require an audition.