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Below are some of our featured upcoming events you won’t want to miss!
Youth Harmony Day is an all-day barbershop singing clinic for youth around the Wasatch Front in grades 7-12. Hosted by the Saltaires Chorus, the youth learn how to sing in the unique style of barbershop, are given singing techniques from music educators, and get to experience performing on stage for their friends and family.
Each year, quartets from the Saltaires chorus delivers hundreds of roses, boxes of chocolates and love songs to unsuspecting Valentines from Provo to Ogden. Our traveling quartets sing in any setting and location, in what often turns out to be a bashful but loving moment for the recipient.
At the grocery store? No problem!
In class at school? That’s the best time!
At the office? Oh yeah, you really should!
At home? You’re doing them a favor by not being in public, but yes!
Welcome to the Wasatch Choral Summit! This exciting event gathers choral groups from all over the northern Utah region for a day of music, learning, and collaboration. Whether you’re a seasoned choir or a new ensemble, the Wasatch Choral Summit offers a platform for you to showcase your talents, receive expert feedback, and connect with other passionate singers and directors. Join the Saltaires for a transformative experience that will elevate your ensemble and inspire your musical journey.
The Saltaires were founded in 1989 and are celebrating 35+ years of singing barbershop throughout the
Wasatch Front and competing on the international stage. Hailed as one of the best barbershop choruses
in the world, the Saltaires’ purpose is the create joy though a cappella singing and sincere friendship
to it’s members and to audiences alike. If you’ve heard us, you know! If you are interested in joining the Saltaires
head over to the Membership page to learn more. We would love to have you sing with us!
Watch the Saltaires sing at the 2023 Barbershop Harmony Society international convention in Louisville, Kentucky.