Bryant Choirs

Bella Voce, Camerata, Honeybees, and Bumblebees traveled to UCA Friday morning to compete at ArkCDA State Festival. All four choirs gave incredibly musical performances at State Festival, showing not only strong preparation but real artistry on stage. Their focus, professionalism, and behavior helped everything run smoothly throughout the day. We couldn’t be more proud of our singers and the way they represented our program!

Sixteen singers represented Bryant Choirs at the Region 3 Solo and Ensemble Festival from Bryant High School and Bryant Junior High. Students prepared solo and small ensemble repertoire and performed for an adjudicator, and every singer earned either a Superior or Excellent rating.

High school singers who received Superior ratings are now eligible to advance to the State Solo and Ensemble Festival.

Congratulations to these students for their preparation and musicianship. We are proud of the work they continue to put into representing Bryant Choirs so well.

The road to CPA wasn’t easy this year with missed rehearsals and a hectic testing schedule, but our Bryant Junior High choirs stayed focused and did the work.

We’re proud of what they accomplished, earning Composite Superior ratings at Choral Performance Assessment.

Great programs are built from the ground up, and these singers are helping lay a strong foundation for the future of Bryant Choirs.

A little belated, but still worth celebrating. Through snow days, illnesses, and a hectic stretch of the semester, our singers stepped up at Choral Performance Assessment.

All Bryant High School choirs earned Superior ratings in both Performance and Sight Reading and are eligible for State Performance Assessment.

So proud of these singers and the work they continue to put in every day.

Bryant Choirs is proud to congratulate Andre’ Davis and Eve Summers on being named winners in the prestigious Thea Foundation 2025–2026 Scholarship Competition.

This year brought a record number of applicants from across Arkansas, with students competing for a share of $219,000 in scholarships. Eve earned 5th place and Andre’ earned 6th place—an extraordinary accomplishment in a field filled with some of the state’s most talented young artists. Their selection reflects not only their exceptional artistry, but also their vision, dedication, and commitment to their craft.

We are incredibly proud of Andre’ and Eve for representing Bryant with excellence and for being recognized among the next generation of inspiring artists.

We loaded 47 singers on the bus early Friday morning to head to Maumelle for All State Choir Auditions. At the end of our very long day, 29 of our singers earned spots or close alternate placements in the Arkansas All-State Choir — a record for our program! But what makes us proudest is the preparation, resilience, and bravery it took for every student to audition.

Special recognition to 11 singers with perfect sight-reading scores — outstanding musicianship!

So proud of this group and the work they continue to put in.

Help us honor our seniors in a special way!

We are searching for 7 business or individual sponsors for senior tables at the Bryant Choir 2nd Annual Awards Luncheon. Tables may be sponsored for $100. Sponsors will have namecards on a banquet table and will be recognized during the luncheon.

Contact [email protected] for more information.

Even from home… the judges are still listening.

All State Mock 1 Auditions are due Friday, Jan. 30
Submission instructions are in Google Classroom

This is your snow-day training montage — and strong contestants don’t just practice the cut…
they practice ALL of their music

Singing tests on CPA music will happen in ALL choirs when we return, so come back ready to perform, not panic.

Warm up. Do the work. Earn the chair turn.