Come sing with us! New members welcome!
Open to all singers (grade 5 through adults)
February 1st - May 3rd
First rehearsal:
Sunday, February 1st
2:00 pm–3:00 pm, Rehearsal in New Westbrook Music Building, Room 131
Rehearsals continue on Sunday afternoons from 2:00–3:30 pm, New Westbrook Music Building, Room 116
*No rehearsal April 5th
Final rehearsal:
Sunday, April 26th, 3:00–5:00 pm rehearsal with pizza party from 5:00–6:00 pm
Concert and Community Sing:
Sunday, May 3rd, 3:00 pm arrival; 4:00 pm concert
Kimball Recital Hall or Westbrook performance space (specific location TBA)
i2Choir 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, an inclusive and intergenerational choral ensemble, is an Outreach program of the music education department within the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Glenn Korff School of Music providing music-making experiences for community members of all abilities. Participants range in age from 5th grade through adulthood. The community choir is open both to those who already enjoy singing and to those who want to learn. Members are encouraged to join in cross-age, cross-ability groups—or “singing teams”—of two to four individuals who wish to participate together. The ensemble includes singers who want to make music alongside and support family members and friends with a wide variety of physical, sensory, and cognitive differences.
i2Choir Mission
The primary purpose of i2Choir is to create a naturally inclusive music-making environment in which individual contributions are valued, musical growth is championed, and all members share in the experience of creating meaningful and challenging choral music. Participants also receive group singing instruction. Guided by the principles of Universal Design for Learning, all musical activities are intentionally crafted to maximize learning opportunities for every member. Choral music—with its unique blend of melody, harmony, and text—has long reflected social and cultural change, and it can also catalyze it. i2Choir seeks to be such an agent of social change: internally, by exploring important ideas and perspectives within the rehearsal setting, and externally, by presenting performances that invite audience engagement and reflection.
How do I get involved?
Contact Us:
i2Choir Program and Artistic Director
Dr. Rhonda Fuelberth, Associate Director; Professor, Music Education, UNL Glenn Korff School of Music
