Congratulations to our 2022 Conference Performing Ensembles

Performing choirs comprise one of the largest and most anticipated aspects of the conference programming, and are a sure highlight of each conference, featuring the best of performance and repertoire from across our region.

Auditions for the 2022 conference were accepted between February 5 – April 16, 2021.

ACDA Southern Region congratulates the following ensembles on their invitation to perform at the 2022 Southern Region Conference in Raleigh, North Carolina!

• A Cappella Choir, Samford University – Philip L. Copeland
• Cantabile, Nashville School of the Arts – Trey Jacobs
• Cantoras, University High School – Yelitza Greene
• Concert Singers, University of Mississippi – Donald Trott
• Davidson Chorale, JS Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School – Phillip R. Streetman
• Louisville Chamber Choir – Kent Hatteberg
• Orpheus Men’s Ensemble – Jeffrey Bauman and Paul Neal
• Pinellas County Center for the Arts Women’s Chorale, Pinellas County Center for the Arts – Matthew David Clear
• Shenandoah Valley Children’s Choir, Eastern Mennonite University – Janet M. Hostetter
• Singing Brothers of Stillwell, Stillwell School of the Arts – Jimmy Cheek
• Sola Voce Choir of Voices of the Valley, Voices of the Valley Children’s Chorus – Michelle Folta
• The Cordova High Concert Singers, Cordova High School – Adrian L. Maclin
• The Rose Singers, Coral Reef High School – Shanpatrick Davis
• The Southern Chorale, The University of Southern Mississippi – Greg Fuller
• University of Kentucky Men’s Chorus, University of Kentucky – Jefferson Johnson
• University of Kentucky Women’s Chorus, University of Kentucky – Lori R. Hetzel
• University Singers, Georgia State University – Deanna Joseph
• Western Branch Middle School Concert Choir, Western Branch Middle School – Kyle J. Cook