The East Valley Chorale is an SATB regional Christian chorale, founded in 1999. The chorale rehearses weekly in Chandler, Arizona and generally performs twice a month in many neighboring communities. The East Valley Chorale is under the leadership of director Bruce Cochran.

This non-profit group exists chiefly for the enjoyment and ministry found in singing Christian choral music. Many churches are discontinuing choirs and the East Valley Chorale provides an opportunity to sing choral music. East Valley Chorale is currently represented by about 30 churches throughout the valley. The Chorale enables members of these various churches to sing together on a regular basis during rehearsals and concerts.

The Chorale performs monthly concerts at area care centers and independent living centers. We often perform at two sites in close proximity to each other on a Sunday afternoon. These concerts provide a way to encourage and entertain folks who are often lonely and greatly enjoy the fellowship and music. We also perform at churches, mobile home parks, RV resorts, and retirement communities.

The Chorale does not typically perform during Sunday morning worship time, and hence does not conflict with, or detract from the singers’ regular church services.

Auditions are not required, and a minimal fee covers the cost of music.

The East Valley Chorale is happy to announce the production of our first CD, Written in Red: Sounds of Hope and Encouragement. For more information and ordering instructions, please visit our new "Our CD" page.

Interested in Joining Us?

We are always happy to welcome anyone who wishes to share the excitement, worship and fun thatcomes with belonging to our Christian Chorale. We welcome singers with varying levels of experience, and although we work hard to improve our musicality and performance qualities, we have ajoyful time doing it.

Contact us: Call (480) 833-8056 or email the director.

Rehearsals are held every Tuesday from 7:00-9:00 PM at Crossroads Nazarene Church, 2950 W Ray Road in Chandler (NE Corner of the Loop 101 and Ray Rd).

Click on map for "point to point" driving directions.