
Our Program
Educational Program
Thematic Programming
Each season is carefully designed around themes that matter to youth. Repertoire addresses social concerns and encourages singers to reflect on their role in a complex world.
Musicianship
Music analysis and musicianship skills are integrated into every rehearsal. Singers learn from direct application of skills to the music rather than as abstract concepts.
Vocal technique
We emphasize age appropriate vocal technique that will serve singers for a lifetime. Teaching strategies emphasize breath, body awareness, and healthy singing.
Representation
We program music that reflects the cultural backgrounds of our singers while also introducing new traditions and perspectives, with an emphasis on music and composers from historically underrepresented communities.
Belonging
Rehearsals are designed to be safe, supportive, non-judgemental spaces where singers feel free to share their ideas and experiences. Using repertoire text as the starting point, we integrate dialogue on social issues into rehearsals, helping choristers connect music-making to their own lives.
Collaborative Philosophy
Singers and parents are directly engaged in the governance of the ensemble. Group discussion and decision making take time, but strengthen us as a community. Through modeling collaborative and consensus building approaches, our singers learn skills that they may find helpful in the future.
Community Partnerships
We proactively seek collaborative projects with community organizations, demonstrating the value of using music to address shared community concerns.
- Summer Sing: Louder Than Words! Community Concert hosted by the Lehigh Valley Chorale at Lafayette College, Easton, PA. June 2026
- James Lawson Freedom School Benefit Concert with Minnesota’s VocalEssence Singers of This Age at Resurrected Life Community Church, Allentown, PA. February 2026
- Bethlehem Freezer Ministry Benefit Concert with other area musical artists in Bethlehem, PA. December 2025
- Youth Climate Summit at the Nurture Nature Center, Easton, PA. April 2025
- Lehigh Valley Chorale Winter Concert, Where Hope is Found, focusing on youth mental health at Miller Symphony Hall, Allentown, PA. December 2024
Travel
Tours extend and deepen our singers’ understanding of the world and their place in it. Choristers learn self-reliance, independence, and patience on tour, and develop a deeper sense of community and musicality as an ensemble.
2027 HarbourVOICES International Choral Festival in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
2026 New York City
2025 Costa Rica International Choral Festival for Peace
2024 Pennsylvania and New York City tour exploring the story of 20th century immigrants in our region.



“My daughter has become a better musician and singer by being involved in MYC. The quality of music at Mosaic performances far exceeds an average youth chorus… my daughter feels a deep sense of belonging and friendship with the young people she has met. They have a passion and drive to make the world a better place through the music they share.”
— Current Parent
