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for Pacific Boychoir Academy!
It's not hard to communicate the magic of Pacific Boychoir Community. We know how much PBA means to you, and we know how much you believe in the value of the program — because you tell us!
Help us ensure that PBA choristers will explore and grow their love of music — and know what it's like to perform at the pinnacle of musical excellence.
Share the magic of PBA with others!
- Share the joy of watching younger choristers grow into world-class musicians!
Share the thrill of PBA's invitation to perform with the SF Symphony this year!
Share our devotion to these incredible boys and their accomplishments!
Ask for a small donation of $30 to ensure PBA’s future.
Your $30 gift helps Pacific Boychoir Academy provide young choristers with once-in-a-lifetime experiences.
Your $30 gift ensures that Pacific Boychoir Academy keeps growing young choristers into world-class musicians!
Your $30 gift supports PBA choristers to enjoy the rewards of hard work and commitment.
Your $30 keeps Pacific Boychoir Academy performing at the pinnacle of musical excellence.
Pacific Boychoir Academy is a unique performing-arts organization with a choir day-school for boys (grades 3-8), and after-school boychoirs (grades pre-k12.) Our sister choir, Sorella, was developed for girls grades 3-8.
Founded in 1998 in Oakland, California, PBA's GRAMMY Award-winning boychoir features over 60 boys and young men in seven choirs — all renowned for their rich sound, impeccable phrasing, and professional-level musicianship.
Pacific Boychoir Academy is the only secular boychoir school in the Western United States. PBA day school boasts a “best-for-boys” curriculum that includes rigorous and immersive education in academics, musicianship, and performance. Day school boys rehearse together daily 90-120 minutes, accelerating their skills in PBA's Troubadors ensemble and cementing lifelong friendships.
The Los Angeles Times calls Pacific Boychoir Academy’s sound quality “astonishing,”
and the New York Times hails PBA’s ability to perform
music “far beyond the reach of most children’s choirs.”
