We are excited to introduce 

The Chandler Children's Choir, where your children can learn the foundations of singing in a choir setting!  We have had a fantastic first season, singing music from the masters (Brahms, Handel, Britten), as well as folk tunes; a capella, and with piano and instrumental accompaniment; unison and in harmony. 

Learning to sing is the basis for all musical development!  Our singers learn to match pitch, listen for intonation, blend with other voices, and are exposed to a variety of wonderful music. 

Please take advantage of this opportunity and call or email  for your audition time.  And the best part of all: no driving downtown is required!  This choir will rehearse and perform in Chandler and neighboring cities.  Now Chandler has a children's choir all its own!

Aimee Stewart, Director of Music

I love music.  I have always loved to sing.  I am the oldest of five musical children.  As a child, my home was filled with classical and jazz music.  My parents met in the Mormon Youth Symphony and have been making music ever since!  My mother, Elizabeth Palmer, is currently concertmaster for the Salt Lake Symphony.  My father, Dave Palmer, sings with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir.   Recently, my younger sister, Erin Morley,  graduated from Juilliard and debuted with the Metropolitan Opera in New York City.

Growing up, my sister and I both sang in The Salt Lake Children's Choir.  This gave us a wonderful foundation in singing correctly, singing a wide variety of musical styles, and learning the theory behind making beautiful music. 

I started out as a violinist in the footsteps of my mother.  I was a founding member of the Cantus String Quartet and played violin with them for 6 years.  Gradually over the years, I have moved more towards voice and singing than violin, and choral music is my love.  As we have moved around the country, I have had the chance to sing with The Roanoke Symphony Chorus, The Utah Baroque Ensemble, The Connecticut Master Chorale, and currently, The Phoenix Symphony Chorus.  I've also had the chance to conduct several different groups, mostly church choirs, for several years.

While living in Provo, UT, I was able to play Maria in a community production of The Sound of Music.  I was aptly cast, because Maria gets to teach children how to sing!  Also, while living in Connecticut, my daughter as a 5-year old had the chance to be in the fairy chorus of A Midsummer Night's Dream through Juilliard, performing at Lincoln Center.  What a great opportunity I had to attend all the rehearsals for that opera! 

I have studied voice privately with Betty Jeanne Chipman in Salt Lake City, UT; Judith Kline in Roanoke, VA; currently, I am studing voice with Ms. Anne Kopta, of Arizona State University.  I received my B.S. degree in 1999 from BYU in Elementary Education.  I have used this degree as I have taught my own children, as well as dozens of other children and adults violin and voice over the past 8 years. 

So many parents have asked me over the years if I could teach their young child voice lessons.  My response is always the same:  Find a good quality children's choir in your area.  Your child will learn more about singing than he/she could possibly learn in private voice lessons. 

Which takes me to our choir.  As I looked around our area, I couldn't find a choir nearby for my children that focused on the classical blending and pitch techniques as well as serious pieces of music that I was provided as a youth.  So, by combining my love of teaching children and my love for choral music, I have created the Chandler Children's Choir to meet this need.  I hope you join us!

Adam Stewart, Business Manager

 I'll say this up front, I'm not the world's strongest singer.  However, I do enjoy hearing others sing!  I'm excited to be a part of the Chandler Children's Choir and am here to help things run smoothly. 

I've worked as an engineer, operations leader, and finance professional at GE and Honeywell.  During the process I somehow managed to squeeze in an MBA as well.  These different roles have carried our family to Virginia, Utah, Connecticut, and now Arizona.  

Tiffany Davis Brock, Accompanist