Children's Choir Music: New London Children's Choir - Skempton, H. / Corp, R. / Bennett, R.R. / Chilcott, B. / Rutter,…

Children's choir is a choral tradition featuring treble voices (typically ages 6–18) singing in unison or multi-part harmony (SA, SSA, or SSAA), often accompanied by piano, organ, or small orchestra. Its repertoire spans sacred and secular music: hymns, anthems, folk-song arrangements, art songs, and contemporary works written expressly for developing voices. The style emphasizes clear diction, blended tone, healthy vocal production within limited ranges, and text-centered expression. Ensembles can be community-based, school-affiliated, or connected to cathedrals and conservatories, with training that combines musicianship, language, and ensemble skills.