Welcome to Souhegan Valley Chorus!

Rehearsal Location Change

Because of the snowstorm and resulting school closing, tonight’s (Tuesday December 3, 2019) will be held at:

First Congregational Church
10 Union Street
Milford, NH 03055

Come to our Holiday Concert!

Join the Souhegan Valley Chorus on Saturday December 14th for Sing We Now of Christmas: Music of Harry Simeone, Bing Crosby, and Louis Armstrong, a concert of holiday songs from our childhoods. (Click on the poster image to download a PDF.)
SVC director, Jennifer K. Erdody explains, “The inspiration for this year’s Christmas concert is the Harry Simeone Christmas album that many of us listened to when we were kids. First released in 1959, this album has been a standard in homes for decades now. We were thrilled to find the exact arrangements in print that are performed on the album!”  This late ’50s early ’60s music is paired with contemporaries Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong. Armstrong’s “‘Zat You, Santa Claus?” and Bing Crosby’s “Mele Kalikimaka” are two lesser known Christmas songs, while we also include more well-known classics such as “Christmas in Killarney” and “White Christmas”.
Kimberly Vars Whitehead accompanies the chorus of 70+ members from the Milford-Amherst area and surrounding towns. Join Souhegan Valley Chorus for this evening of holiday music at Souhegan High School in Amherst NH at 7:00pm! Admission is $15 for adults, $12 for seniors and students, and is free for children 12 and under. Click on the image below to buy tickets online:

Today is Friday, 14 May, 2021

View our Spring Concert!

Our Spring 2021 concert will be premiered on our YouTube channel on May 22nd, at 7pm.

We hope you’ll view it — it will be great fun!

We’re hopeful that this is a signal that we are finally emerging from a year of pandemic. Something positive and uplifting can only help!

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Join members of Souhegan Valley Chorus on a tour of Europe, performing in Berlin and Krakow.
Join members of Souhegan Valley Chorus on a tour of Europe, performing in Berlin and Krakow.
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Singing in a choir could be ‘the new exercise’

“Exercise is one of the few activities in life that is indisputably good for us,” writes Daniel H. Pink in his new book, ‘When: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing.‘ “Choral singing might be the new exercise.”

“Choral singing calms the heart and boosts endorphin levels. It improves lung function. It increases pain thresholds and reduces the need for pain medication,” Pink claims, citing research published in Evolution and Human Behavior. It also seems to improve your outlook, boosting mood and self-esteem while alleviating feelings of stress and depression.

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