Levels
Levels of the choir include:
- Piccolo
- Vivo
- Allegro
- Avanti
- Prelude
- Concert
- Camerata
- Performing
Transition between levels occurs at the end of each year for most choristers. In the first six levels, transition is done by age as well as skill level. Choristers must audition for Camerata or Performing.
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