Circle of Life: Healdsburg Chorus

The theme for the Healdsburg Chorus’ Spring 2026 concert is the Circle of Life: our experiences and encounters from childhood to old age. The sum total of our life’s experiences is that Circle of Life and it shapes us as human beings.

Join us for music that expresses how we as individuals and as a community overcome challenges, share in joy and grief, strive for the best in humanity, and express our optimism. As part of life’s journey, we realize that change is inevitable, we stand up for what we believe in, we appreciate the simple things in life and cherish friendship, kindness, and affection. We know that we are not alone in our struggles and that others share our joys and sorrows. And who we are is represented by the Circle of Life we embrace.

The Healdsburg Chorus, directed by David Martin, is a beloved musical institution now in its 37th year. Comprised of community, non-professional singers, the chorus welcomes new members for the fall season. We perform twice-yearly in Healdsburg and a second location early in December during the holiday season and then again in the late April or early May.

Join us to enjoy the performances or as a performer — either way you can be a part of our musical community.

The Healdsburg Chorus performs Old Joe Clark, an old folk song on April 27, 2025. Special thanks to Tony Blake, percussion. Arranged by Dwight Bigler.