GRAMMY Award Winning Cole Thomason-Redus joins forces with Marin Girls Chorus

Mr. Cole has two incredible projects planned for Fall semester: a composing and music video project, and a multimedia project about holiday traditions. For Spring, he's planning a mixtape project around the Great American Songbook, and a Spring offering celebrating the work of female composers. 

BEL CANTO | GRADES 6-8

The Bel Canto level welcomes singers entering 6th, 7th, or 8th grade. Bel Canto singers are required to make a full season commitment, though we do allow singers to join throughout the year provided there is space. Bel Canto singers rehearse once a week. At this level, balance is critical, and the repertoire, which is determined by the composition of the group, is more extensive.

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CHANTONS | GRADES 9-12

The Chantons level welcomes singers in grades 9-12. Chantons singers are required to make a full season commitment, though we do allow new singers to join throughout the season provided there is space. Chantons singers rehearse once a week. At this level, balance is critical, and the repertoire, which is determined by the composition of the group, is more extensive and is performed throughout the year.

Register for Chantons

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About

Cole Thomason-Redus

A two-time GRAMMY Award Winning choral artist, Mr. Cole is a 5th-generation San Franciscan with twenty-four years of experience teaching music to young minds. He began singing at the age of seven in the San Francisco Boys Chorus and went on to serve as their Assistant Conductor, in addition to numerous other positions with organizations such as Chanticleer, Ragazzi Boys Chorus, San Francisco Arts Education Project and Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts. As a choral composer, his works have been enjoyed internationally, including performances by Cantus and the San Francisco Symphony Chorus. Additionally, Cole held a seven-year tenure as Curator of Classical Music at iTunes and APPLE MUSIC and was one of five classical musicologists employed by Pandora Media Inc. as part of the Music Genome Project. He is currently also on staff at the National Children’s Chorus and develops educational content and programming for the Department of Diversity, Equity and Community at San Francisco Opera.