i2Choir | Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts | Nebraska

Come sing with us! New members welcome!

Open to all singers (grade 5 through adults)

Fall Session 2024

FIRST REHEARSAL, Sunday, August 25th
2:00 pm- 2:50 pm Informational meeting & rehearsal @ IQM followed by
3:00 pm - 3:30 pm Ice Cream @ UNL Dairy Store**
**We will go as a group (walking or alternate mobility) over to the UNL Dairy Store. If you prefer to drive, please make arrangements with family/friends/transportation providers to go from the IQM to the Dairy Store.

**No rehearsal Sunday, September 1st, Labor Day weekend

We will resume full rehearsals after Labor Day, beginning September 8th
When: Sunday afternoons from 2:00 – 3:30 pm
Where: International Quilt Museum, UNL East Campus, 33rd and Holdrege

**November 17th final rehearsal 3:00-5:00pm with pizza party from 5:00-6:00pm

Concert and Community Sing:
Sunday, November 24th Concert and Community Sing, 4:00 pm, IQM Reception Hall
A CHORAL QUILT OF PURPOSE! **More info at the first rehearsal!

i²Choir Spring 2024 registration

*Please note that one form must be completed for each individual singer/participant.

To register for i2Choir, please complete the i2Choir Application and Waiver Form. For questions about i2Choir, please contact rfuelberth2@unl.edu.

i²Choir is open to all participants who can sing, as well as those who want to learn to sing. We invite participants to register in cross-age, cross-ability groups or “singing teams” of two to four who want to participate in the ensemble together. We encourage teams who would like to sing with, and support family members and friends with a variety of physical, sensory, and cognitive challenges.

i²Choir Mission

The primary purpose of the i²Choir is to create a naturally inclusive music-making opportunity wherein individual contributions are valued, musical growth is championed, and all members become partners in the experience of creating high-quality music. Participants also benefit from group singing instruction that enables them to enjoy music-making, adding to each member’s quality of life. Using the principles of Universal Design for Learning, musical growth activities are designed to maximize the learning potential for everyone who participates.