It was just an idea...
The beginning of the Schola Cantorum Project (SCP) can be traced to the early 2000s, and to a mentoring relationship between Carol Pyle and Reginal Wright, who was beginning his career as a choral music teacher in Fort Worth ISD. Learn more.
that became a mission...
It became a mission to engage composers of underrepresented cultural
backgrounds to compose choral music for free distribution in
underserved Title One schools. Learn more about our mission.
to let every voice sing...
The SCP offers free, newly-composed music to Title 1 designated middle schools through a no-cost membership in its 2023-2024 consortium. How does the Schola Cantorum Project work?
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a new song.
Each year we will select a new composer to be featured as part of our consortium. The composition is to be scored specifically for middle school voices. The compositional style and text should be culturally relevant to underrepresented groups. Composers will be compensated for their work and will be free to publish at the conclusion of the one-year membership cycle.
To support the Schola Cantorum Project:
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We are thankful for grants from the following organizations:
