We’re the Young New Yorkers’ Chorus.

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About us

Our debut album.

Celebrate 25 years of choral magic brought to life by young New Yorkers.

Colorful abstract design with curved lines and numbered circles, including labels 'YNYC presents' and numbers 2 and 5.
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Celebrating 25 years!

Concert poster for the Young New Yorkers Chorus' 25th birthday concert titled 'Quarter Time,' scheduled for Friday, May 8th, and Saturday, May 9th, 2026, at 7:30 pm at The Church of St. Mary the Virgin. The poster features an illustration of a red apple with green leaves and a lit birthday candle on top, against a blue background, with text in white and light blue.
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2025-2026 Daniel Thompson Memorial Competition Finalists

  • A man with a shaved head, blue eyes, and a beard, wearing a dark turtleneck, standing in front of an orange background with horizontal lines.

    Shane Scott Cook

  • Smiling man in a suit and tie standing against a brick wall.

    PJ Mooney

  • Young man with dark hair, glasses, and a slight smile, wearing a dark plaid shirt over a green t-shirt, posed against a plain light background.

    Matthew Marcus

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Honorable Mention

Hutson Rollins

Leigha Amick

25th Anniversary Season News!

A poster celebrating the 25th anniversary season of the Young New Yorkers' Chorus, featuring a black and white headshot of composer-in-residence Matthew Lyon Hazzard, with his name, the years 2025-2026, and the label 'Composer-in-Residence' highlighted in yellow.
Black and white headshot of Ben Bram, smiling, wearing glasses and a collared shirt, for the Young New Yorkers' Chorus 25th anniversary season, 2025-2026, as Arranger-in-Residence.
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Highlights from our December 2025 Concert
Holiday Modulations!

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A woman seated playing the cello while a choir of women sing behind her during a performance in a concert hall.

UPCOMING EVENTS

A choir of women and girls dressed in black performing on stage in a church or concert hall, with a conductor leading them and a pianist accompanying, with floral arrangements and religious icons in the background.

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