Choral Ensembles

Asteria

(Greek for Little Stars) For children age 0-5 and their families. Asteria is led by beloved music educator Susy Porter, who brings decades of experience inspiring young children through music. Expect a joyful hour of singing, movement and musical play, with songs in many styles, instruments, props, rhythm and imaginative play, all designed to nurture creativity, connection and a lifelong love of music.

Avghie

(Greek for Sunrise) For newly developing choristers; emphasis is on singing techniques and foundations of music theory. Rhythm games, ear training, and rounds are woven into every rehearsal, so singers build confidence and musicianship while having fun together.

Anthos

(Greek for Blossom) For the advanced beginning choristers with some musical background, and those entering the choir at the 4th through 6th grades; emphasis is on furthering development of music theory and singing techniques, beginning multi-part singing, and enhancing performance skills. 

Aphaia

(Greek goddess of light) For intermediate and advanced choristers; emphasis is on furthering vocal development, part-singing, music theory, and music history. Singers also perform regularly in concerts and community events throughout the season, building stage confidence and the joy of sharing music with an audience.

Agape

(Greek for Love) For advanced choristers deepening love of music, teamwork, friendship and quality singing bringing all of the elements together. Agape singers serve as leaders within the choir, mentoring younger choristers and setting the tone for the whole Kairos community.

Elios

Greek for “sun”

For high school singers ready for advanced repertoire and a deeper level of artistry. Elios forms the core of our touring ensemble, with exciting performance opportunities at home and abroad.

Asteria

(Greek for Little Stars) For children age 0-5 and their families. Asteria is led by beloved music educator Susy Porter, who brings decades of experience inspiring young children through music. Expect a joyful hour of singing, movement and musical play, with songs in many styles, instruments, props, rhythm and imaginative play, all designed to nurture creativity, connection and a lifelong love of music.

Avghie

(Greek for Sunrise) For newly developing choristers; emphasis is on singing techniques and foundations of music theory. Rhythm games, ear training, and rounds are woven into every rehearsal, so singers build confidence and musicianship while having fun together.

Anthos

(Greek for Blossom) For the advanced beginning choristers with some musical background, and those entering the choir at the 4th through 6th grades; emphasis is on furthering development of music theory and singing techniques, beginning multi-part singing, and enhancing performance skills. 

Aphaia

(Greek goddess of light) For intermediate and advanced choristers; emphasis is on furthering vocal development, part-singing, music theory, and music history. Singers also perform regularly in concerts and community events throughout the season, building stage confidence and the joy of sharing music with an audience.

Agape

(Greek for Love) For advanced choristers deepening love of music, teamwork, friendship and quality singing bringing all of the elements together. Agape singers serve as leaders within the choir, mentoring younger choristers and setting the tone for the whole Kairos community.

Elios

Greek for “sun”

For high school singers ready for advanced repertoire and a deeper level of artistry. Elios forms the core of our touring ensemble, with exciting performance opportunities at home and abroad.