We've changed our name. The A Cappella Singers are now Allegra Commonwealth Singers.
As one of the few choruses for adult all-treble (SSAA) voices in New England, Allegra Commonwealth Singers has delighted audiences in the Boston Metrowest area with diverse and enchanting programs since 1963. The ensemble has presented music varying from the 13th century to contemporary, from sacred to secular. Drawing a musically qualified membership from a wide geographic area, members are diverse in age, lifestyle, and profession. The common bond of all the singers is the love of vocal music.
Rehearsals are from 7:00-9:00 pm at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, 3 Maple Street, Framingham (directions)—30 minutes west of Boston. We present two concerts per year—a winter concert in December, and a spring concert in May—and other occasional performances at nursing homes, tree lightings, etc. We rehearse Mondays starting after Labor Day through the spring concert.
We welcome new members throughout the season. Contact us for information.
We meet at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Framingham (directions). Email, call or text us for the latest updates at info@allegrasingers.org or (774) 231-8508.
To stimulate interest in and appreciation of music, to provide an opportunity for musically qualified adult treble (soprano and alto) singers to receive instruction in and engage in the singing of choral music under professional direction, and to do all other things which are necessary and proper to promote its musical purposes, including the public or private performance of concerts, the support, encouragement or operation of music schools or instruction, or music-related activities.
Allegra Commonwealth Singers are members of the Greater Boston Choral Consortium (GBCC), an association created to help choral organizations in the area develop and grow by sharing information and fostering cooperation. The Consortium promotes public awareness of these organizations and understanding, appreciation and enjoyment of choral music in all segments of the Greater Boston community.