ApiChorus 2026-2027 Auditions
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What is ApiChorus?

We are ApiChorus, Harvard's Premier Jewish A Cappella Group and an affiliated student organization of Harvard Hillel. We sing a diverse repertoire of Jewish music, represent a broad range of Jewish backgrounds, and perform at local venues in Cambridge and the greater Boston area, as well as in concerts across the globe.

This year, our fully-funded tour will take us across Latin America, singing in Mexico, Brazil, Argentina and more!

Over the years, we’ve traveled to Israel, Europe (Berlin, Rome, Paris, Vienna, London), and NYC, sharing Jewish music, learning from and collaborating with local choirs and music groups, and fostering a proud Jewish identity among Harvard undergraduate students.

Our international events have included performing for Israel’s President Isaac Herzog and collaborating with the Hebrew Choir of Berlin, Chorale Copernic of Paris, and the renowned Mosaic Voices Choir of London.

We're working on exciting international tour plans for 2026-2027! Stay tuned for updates!
AUDITION DETAILS
We will be holding the first round of auditions on September 6th (5pm-7pm) & 7th (2pm-4pm) in the Harvard Hillel building (upstairs, Smith room).

Here's what you need to know for the audition:

The audition will consist of...
1] A short warm up to help us get a sense of your vocal range.
2] A ~1min solo section of a song of your choice. It can be a song from any genre, and you should pick a piece that shows off your voice. You will sing the solo a cappella (i.e. no backing track), but we are happy to provide you with a starting pitch. You are not required to provide sheet music of the solo.
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Please pick 3 times slots that work best for you!
We'll email you with your confirmed slot.
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To see a sneak-peak into our work, follow our Instagram: @apichorus

Also, you can check out our website: apichorus.org
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