The Offbeats Vocal Jazz Ensemble is Recruiting for All Voices!

We are seeking experienced singers who can blend, have jazz and/or choral experience and some sight reading skills. 

The Offbeats audition for each upcoming season is in August for the season starting in September. However! We may be able to use new voices mid-season if you’d like to reach out to our Director at any other time of the year.
Rehearsals begin mid-September and run weekly on Wednesday, 7:30-9:15 at our rehearsal venue in Queen Anne.
To schedule or for more info, please email: OffbeatsDirector@seattlegleeclubs.org

For the audition please prepare to sing a jazz standard of your choice. Bring a lead sheet in your key or let us know the song and key ahead of time. The director will also have you take a few passes at some very light sight-reading, sing the chromatic scale, check your vocal range, and give us each a chance to ask some basic questions. Please allow 20-30 min. 


Join the Seattle Metropolitan Singers in the Fall!

The Seattle Metropolitan Singers (“The Met”) treble choir is seeking new voices to join us for our 2024-2025 season. If you have a treble voice, you are welcome to sing with us! We will begin rehearsing for our December concert on September 10th at 7pm at The Kenney in West Seattle. Your attendance at one of our rehearsals is your audition.

If you have any questions, please email the_met@seattlegleeclubs.org. To hear our choir, visit our media page.


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