Brentwood Community Chorus

The Brentwood Community Chorus is a vibrant non-profit, non-sectarian, and non-political public benefit corporation that has been an integral part of enriching the cultural life of Brentwood and its surrounding communities since its inception in 2010. The chorus operates with the mission of enhancing the community's cultural experience through high-quality choral performances, which are delivered by a diverse group of volunteer singers. The chorus boasts an inclusive membership, drawing participants from various age groups, ethnic backgrounds, and life experiences. The age range of its members spans from 16 to over 70 years old, creating a rich tapestry of voices and perspectives. This inclusive approach to membership is reflected in the chorus's policy of being a non-auditioned group, welcoming anyone from the community who has a passion for choral music and performance. While having a musical background can be beneficial, it is not a prerequisite for joining the Brentwood Community Chorus, making it accessible to a wide array of individuals who wish to be involved in the art of choral singing. Under the skilled leadership of Susan Stuart, the chorus has become known for its fabulous collection of talent and its ability to bring together people from all walks of life to create and share beautiful music. The chorus's commitment to community engagement and cultural enrichment is further embodied by its Board of Directors, which includes Susan Stuart as the Executive Director and President, Robin Armour as Vice President, Nicole Daamen as Secretary, Marie Quashnock as Treasurer, and Laurie McNeil as Media Coordinator. The Brentwood Community Chorus continues to be a beacon for those who support and enjoy the art of choral music, offering a space for personal growth, artistic expression, and community service. Through its performances and activities, the chorus not only provides entertainment but also fosters a sense of unity and joy among its members and audiences alike.