South Walton Children's Chorus Spring Concert

The South Walton Children’s Chorus is set to celebrate its one-year anniversary with the “Splendor of Spring” concert on Sunday, May 6, at 1 pm with a reception to follow at Christ the King Episcopal Church. The concert is free to attend and open to the public.

“The Spring concert is a finale to what we have been working on all semester. We finally get to showcase all the beautiful and fun songs we’ve been preparing since February,” said Director of the South Walton Children’s Chorus Kara Bishop. “It’s a celebration of spring and song. And, come on, who doesn’t want to watch a bunch of adorable kids sing their hearts out?”

Bishop, a renowned lyric-coloratura soprano who performed across Europe and the United States, has been working with children between the ages of 9 and 13 every Monday since early February to prepare for this event.

The South Walton Children’s Chorus was established in 2017 to teach the youth of South Walton and the surrounding areas to read music, strengthen vocal fundamentals and to form long-lasting friendships. The Chorus started with just seven children, but now, in concluding its third season, has more than 20 students capitalizing on this opportunity in the community.

“Music education is a must. Music is what makes us human,” said Bishop. “We all deserve a chance to partake in something so special.”

Visit the Splendor of Spring Facebook Event Page for more information.

The South Walton Children’s Chorus provides an opportunity for youth in the community to start getting involved in music. Directed by Kara Bishop, a world-renowned lyric-coloratura soprano who performed across Europe and the United States, the chorus offers children in the area two opportunities a year to learn to read music, strengthen vocal fundamentals and build confidence. For more information on how to sponsor and get involved with the South Walton’s Children’s Chorus, please visit its Facebook page.