Welcome to Capital City Chorus!
2012 Region #4 Competition
Capital City Chorus sang for evaluation only at the 2012 Region #4 Competition and received very valuable feedback from the judges to help us better prepare for competing in the Sweet Adelines International Competition in Denver in October 2012.
We are very proud of our two quartets who both finished in the top 10!
- iTones (Kathy Clough, Pam Ross, Angie Thompson, and Fran Furtner) who finished 5th and also won the Joyce Doll Most Improved Quartet Award.
- She's My Alibi (Sara Zembrodt, Jenny Johnson, Bev Miller, and Jenny Pratt) who finished 7th.
Here's iTones after receiving their Most Improved Quartet Award
CCC Wins 2011 Region #4 Competition!
(photo by Jon B. Petersen, Tulsa, OK)
Capital City Chorus is 11th in the World!
CCC competed at the 2010 Sweet Adelines International Competition in Seattle on Thursday October 21 and finished in 11th place! As a result, CCC achieved the significant accomplishment of singing again during the Finals! Many thanks to our families and friends who supported us on this wonderful journey, and special thanks to our directors and coaches who prepared us so well for the competition!
View our Seattle performances on YouTube:
- Semi-finals: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IwRlE8Ofow
- Finals (mic testers): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nagDl6Wp9Ds
(Photos by Lilley Photography)
Congratulations to Lucky Day!
Lucky Day, Region #4's quartet representative at the Seattle International Competition did a great job and finished #14! Way to go girls!! You made all of Region #4 very proud!
(Photo by Lilley Photography)
2011 Capital City Chorus University of Indianapolis Music Scholarship Winners Announced!
Capital City is pleased to announce that Maddison Swinney and Katie Dunlap have been chosen to share the 2011 CCC University of Indianapolis Music Scholarship.
"My name is Maddison Swinney and I am from Greenfield, Indiana. I was born in
Indianapolis but have lived in Greenfield the majority of my life. I am
entering my last year at Uindy and will be graduating in the Spring with a
bachelor of science. I am a voice major with a concentration in recording
and technology. My plans for graduation are pretty open. I know I want to
do something with sound, I'm just not sure what or where yet. There are many
options I can pursue like radio, television, recording studio, etc. I'm just
waiting to see where this path takes me. Music has always been a huge part
of my life. Ever since I was little, I have loved to sing. Singing became
what I was known for and what I wanted to do with my life. Since starting
my college career, I have discovered I love recording just as much. I am
looking forward to helping others put their music out into the world. Music
is something that guides me and makes me happy. I am so fortunate to be
doing what I love everyday."
The second scholarship winner was Katie Dunlap, of Plainfield, IN. Katie's biography and photo are unavailable at this time.
In 2008, CCC established a $1000 scholarship at the University of Indianapolis. The scholarship is awarded annually to a full-time undergraduate female vocal student entering her senior year, and working to complete her first bachelors degree in any degreed music program. The university’s music department selects the recipient(s) based on talent and financial need according to standard awarding and packaging policies of the University.