Una Vox Adult Choir

Discover the joy of making music together.

Una Vox is The Piano Place's adult choir, created for adults who want to grow as musicians, build confidence, and experience the excitement of performing with others. Whether you've sung with a choir before or you're looking for your very first ensemble experience, Una Vox provides a welcoming and supportive community where you can learn, connect, and make beautiful music.

Through weekly rehearsals and collaborative performances, members develop musicianship, strengthen music-reading skills, and gain real-world performance experience in an encouraging environment. Our focus is on growth, community, and the shared joy of creating music together.
Come discover what happens when individual voices come together as one.

Getting Started

All choir members will need to meet with our choir director for a 10 minute open audition for the purpose of determining part placement.

These meetings will take place during the month of August at The Piano Place Sandy location.

Interested in joining the choir?

Please click the link below to select a time for your open audition. Come prepared to sing about 1:30 minutes worth of anything you feel shows off your voice. There will also be a range and part placement form to fill out at that time.

Questions? Call us at (801) 893-2417

Calendar

Fall Season: Sept 14th - Dec 7th

Mondays 7:30-9:00pm

End of Season concert: TBD

Requirements:

Members must be able to attend a minimum of 10 rehearsals

Tuition:

$175 per season + a one-time $30 registration fee

The $30 registration fee is due when you sign up for an audition. Tuition will be charged on the first day of choir and is non-refundable after that date.

Your registration and tuition include all rehearsals, class materials, performances, and an Una Vox t-shirt.

Rehearsal and Performance Details:

Performances will be during the last week of the season - Date & Time TBD

Meet our Choir Director

William started singing in choirs at age 10 and taught himself piano by ear until age twelve. Throughout his teens he studied many different piano styles like pop, jazz, choral, and contemporary but was primarily steeped in classical technique. During that time he often accompanied solo instruments as well as congregational singing and was passionately dedicated to his own songwriting and music production. William discovered a deep love for teaching while at Utah Valley University and finished a degree in vocal music education in 2020.

A voraciously omnivorous student; he studied a wide variety of musical topics such as guitar, percussion, composition, songwriting, music theory, and conducting in addition to educational subjects some favorites being developmental psychology and vocal pedagogy. During the pandemic he focused on elevating his piano skills and continues to reach for new depth, repertoire, and personal goals on that boundless instrument.

William has been teaching voice and piano for 10 years and loves working with beginners emphasizing musical literacy and facilitating long term healthy and personalized technique. “Play and expression are paramount in my philosophy, pretty much all I did as a kid was play and express and that has left me with a lifelong love of music, I hope to help each of my students find their own love for music and have some fun along the way!