Young Singers of the Plateau is seeking new members for the spring 2026 season.
A written statement from Plateau Women’s Chorus, which sponsors the group, refers to Young Singers of the Plateau as “an energetic community children’s chorus in Crossville for ages 8–14. The choir’s vision is to inspire today’s youth with the belief that music can help make the world a better place.”
The group is founded on the principles of teamwork, self-esteem, and self-discipline in a positive, non-competitive environment. Members are taught the fundamentals of music while also developing skills that support success in life.
“I am happy to announce that we have begun the 2026 registration process for membership in Young Singers,” said Director Dana Beal. “Our mission is to develop each singer’s talent while sharing the life-affirming gift of music with our community.”
Beal and accompanist Carol Tausan are professional music educators with many years of combined experience.
Young Singers of the Plateau encourages personal, social, and musical growth. Participants are taught teamwork, healthy singing posture, breath support, and tone production.
They also explore a variety of musical styles and develop basic music-reading skills through Kodály hand signs, including rhythm, melody, harmony, dynamics, and style.
Rehearsals are from 3:45-4:45 p.m. Thursdays in February-March 26 in the old sanctuary of Crossville First Methodist Church iat 100 Braun St.
Tuition is $20 per season, and scholarships are available upon request. A uniform polo is provided.
The Young Singers perform alongside the Plateau Women’s Chorus and orchestra.
The spring concert season opens at noon Wednesday, March 18, at Art Circle Public Library. Subsequent performances are Sunday, March 22, at Fairfield Glade Community Church, and Sunday, March 29, at Crossville First Methodist Church. Both Sunday concert will begin at 3 p.m.
All concerts are free and open to the public.
No prior choral experience or music-reading ability is required, and children do not need to prepare an audition song.
During the interview, parents or guardians may observe as the child demonstrates the ability to follow directions and match pitch with the director.
Interviews are now being scheduled. Contact Beal by calling or texting 305-393‑2278 or email plateauwomenschorus@gmail.com to request an interview or for more information.