Many Voices, One Art is SF Bach Choir’s annual FREE choral festival—an energizing day of singing, learning, and community.

On Saturday, March 7, 2026 (9:00am–2:30pm), you’ll gather for a warm-up with Artistic Director Magen Solomon, choose from a variety of workshops, share lunch, and finish with a joyful closing sing. The whole day is designed to help you grow as a musician and connect with other Bay Area singers. All ages are welcome!

Workshops are crafted for a range of experience levels and invite you to try something new like sharpening vocal technique, exploring harmony styles from around the world, diving into choral masterworks, building rhythmic confidence through movement, or experimenting with improvisation and group creativity. This year's confirmed presenters and workshops include:

Dave Barber - Sacred Harp Singing for Everyone
Andrea Claburn - Singing Jazz
Karen R. Clark - Singing Medieval Music
Heather Harris - Renaissance Dance
Terrance Kelly - The Joy of Gospel
Janet Kutulas - Balkan Vocal Traditions - demystified!
Evie Ladin - Old Time Harmony Singing
Dr. Julia Nielsen - Preventing Vocal Fatigue
Ellen Robinson - Full Body Broadway
Magen Solomon - Exploring Bach's Magnificent B-minor Mass
Keith Terry - Body Music
David Worm - Vocal Improvisation and the Art of the Circle Song

View the full festival schedule.

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Admission is free, but capacity is limited. Registration is required.

We welcome donations to support this event and ensure it can remain free in the future.

2026 Many Voices, One Art

By San Francisco Bach Choir

2026 Many Voices, One Art