That small beginning has continued to this day.

In 'Ecclesia'
Up to the present day

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In 1989, a little over twenty Korean residents
We gathered with the desire to “sing together.”

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Chorus is not about one person's voice disappearing, but about listening to each other's voices to create a greater resonance.

The San Francisco Korean Master Chorale carries on the Korean sentiment and choral music in the Bay Area. Members of different generations and backgrounds come together to meet people and share their hearts through song.

Every year, about 60 members perform classical masterpieces, sacred music, Korean art songs, and folk songs on stage with a full orchestra.

Pride in a tradition that has continued for over 30 years

The joy of the members that shines through with every song is the strength of this choir. That joy comes together as one voice to warmly touch the hearts of the audience.

1989

Start with 'Ecclesia'
About twenty Korean residents gathered and began the first choir performance.

1990s

I sang outside the Bay Area as well.
While continuing with regular concerts,
Sacramento, Santa Rosa, Monterey, Fresno and
I have performed on stage in several cities across the United States.

2003

Commemorative performance at Davies Symphony Hall.

Ahn Eak-tai's at the 100th Anniversary of Immigration Concert
We presented 'Korean Fantasy' to the Bay Area audience.

2000s

We were there with music wherever it was needed.
9/11 Victims and Eastbay
fundraising performances for the FESCO Foundation, etc.
We were there for places where music was needed.

2019-present

The time spent completing a great work together.

Beethoven's Choral Symphony, Handel's Messiah,
We have created grand performances with a full orchestra, including Mendelssohn's 'Song of Praise'.

Mixed four-part choir

The four parts—soprano, alto, tenor, and bass—listen to each other to create a single harmony. Members of diverse generations and backgrounds sing together every week.