115 Voices, One Goal: to Spread the Joy of Choral Music!
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We are the Pemi Choral Society, an active community chorus based in Plymouth NH. Our repertoire includes classical and contemporary works as well as folk songs, spirituals and music from stage and screen.
Our only membership requirements are a love of singing, the ability to sing on key, and a commitment to attend weekly rehearsals. Become a member Dates for Spring ConcertsThursday, April 30 - 7:30 pm
Rehearsal InfoWhere:
Silver Center for the Arts at Plymouth State University When: Mondays starting Jan. 26, 2026 (now Feb. 2nd) Full Rehearsal Schedule |
AnnouncementsJAN. 26TH REHEARSAL CANCELLED
Jan. 24: Due to hazardous weather conditions predicted for Sunday and Monday, the Jan. 26th opening rehearsal is CANCELLED.
See you on Feb. 2nd! SPRING CONCERTS: "Echoes of Time"
Our 2026 Spring concerts, "Echoes of Time," draw on the series "Spiral Songs" by two local musicians, sisters Claire and Molly McCahan.
The program will follow the Celtic Wheel of the Year. This collaboration with Claire and Molly will feature them both as soloists and as choral singers as they guide the chorus––and the audience––through a musical journey that mirrors the human life cycle.
WINTER CONCERTS
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What our members are saying
Making music together is joyful. I can be in a bad mood or tired before a rehearsal, but it all falls away once we begin singing together. We have had wonderful directors, who inspire us—it is a joy to make great music, and then share it with an audience.
—Kathy H, Alto 1, Plymouth, NH
I love being part of creating the harmony in a song—the polyphony of a full chorus. I don’t have to be the best singer in the group, because the whole chorus creates a sound that is so much greater than the sum of its individual members.
—Joel F, Tenor 2, Rumney, NH
I just moved to NH from California, and was looking for a community chorus to sing in. The Pemi Chorus has been very welcoming, and I am glad I found it. I love to sing, and it’s wonderful to be surrounded by others who like to sing, too. Singing in a group elevates my voice. I can dare to sing out more, and continue to get better.
—Carol Z, Alto 2, Holderness, NH