Endolyne Children's Choir

Come Sing With Us!

We invite singers in grades K-12 to join us for our 21st season.

Registration is now closed for the spring. Fall registration opens in mid-August.

Keep your eye on our website for updates.

Come work with us!

We are hiring a choir director to help teach and conduct our singers in grades 3-12. Join our wonderful instructional team beginning this spring!

Learn more and apply

About ECC

Endolyne Children’s Choir is a secular, non-audition, community choir, open to any child in grades K-12 who loves to sing. We offer a joyful, inclusive environment that supports children’s emotional, social, and musical development

Quality Curriculum

Our singers gain music literacy via the Kodaly method, a child- developmental approach designed to sequentially teach fundamentals of music theory.

Performances

Singers build confidence and gain performance skills by participating in a variety of concerts, festivals, and community events throughout the year.

Friends & Fun!

Choral singing is at its best when choristers trust, support, and care for one another. Building teamwork and growing friendships is an essential part of the ECC experience.

Choir Levels

Our four choir levels provide the highest quality, Kodaly-based music education, with age-specific curriculum designed to build solid choral technique and performance skills year over year.

Choristers at every level sing a varied repertoire and learn fundamentals of music theory, solfege, rhythm, and choreography. Click the buttons below to learn more.

Group of ECC singers in performance uniform, singing on stage

Debut Prep (K)

Debut (1-2)

Encore (3-6)

Advanced Ensemble (6-12)

Rehearsals

ECC singers at rehearsal, using Kodaly solfege hand signs

We rehearse in the Admiral district of West Seattle (near West Seattle High School). Rehearsals are on Tuesdays at the following times:

Debut Prep (kindergarten): 4:30-5:15
Debut (grades 1-2): 4:30-5:30
Encore (grades 3-6): 5:45-6:45
Advanced Ensemble (grades 6-12): 7:00-8:30

Home Practice

Singers practice their repertoire at home each week, so they come to rehearsal prepared to work as a group.

We support our choristers’ home practice with a variety of resources, including clearly defined weekly goals, practice videos, audio tracks, and annotated sheet music.