Harvard Glee Club

An ensemble of approximately sixty tenor and bass voices, the Harvard Glee Club is among Americas oldest collegiate choruses. Since our founding in 1858, we have sought to cultivate and sustain the art of mens choral music through regular concerts in Sanders Theatre as well as performances on the road at Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC, Disney Concert Hall in LA, and the Musikverein in Vienna, Austria. Keeping with this tradition, our most recent tour took us to East Asia, where we had the privilege of performing in Taipeis National Concert Hall, Tokyos Kioi Hall, and in Gunsans City Hall. The Harvard Glee Clubs membership is comprised of both undergraduate and graduate students, with interests and concentrations ranging from Applied Mathematics to Sociology. One of our many goals as a choir is to provide diverse ways for students to bridge their varying interests and backgrounds and express their shared love of music. The choirs status as a student-run 501(c)(3...