The Minnesota Boychoir has been around since 1962 and currently comprises over 150 singers. Based out of the Landmark Center, the group has performed with the Minnesota Orchestra, the Minnesota Opera, the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, the Baltimore Symphony, the Prague Philharmonic. The have also sung on Garrison Keillor’s A Prairie Home Companion on National Public Radio. The goal of the the choir is to train young men between the ages of 6 to 18 to be outstanding musicians. It also works toward helping them develop a sense of poise and self-confidence by teaching them to sing well, stand tall, stay on schedule, take pride in appearance and respect authority. Performances range from classical choral music to covers of the Backstreet Boys to global music. They will even perform a song in American Sign Language during the 2022 season. Look for a FREE annual Mother’s Day concert at the Landmark Center each May and the Annual Spring concert in June before the Boychoir embarks on its annual tour. The boychoir offers summer bootcamp for boys ages 6 to 12 who love to sing. Boys do not need to be part of the choir to take part in camps. Scholarships are available. We share dates and prices in our annual summer camp guide. The Minnesota Boychoir was formed in 1962 to teach boys between 7 and 18 the choral arts. The boys not only learn to sing at a professional level, they also learn easily overlooked but necessary skills for a successful adulthood. They learn how to stand tall, keep a schedule, take pride in their appearance, respect authority and continually strive for excellence. The goal of the Minnesota Boychoir is not only to produce outstanding musicians but also young men of character. 
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