To develop a concept of good vocal production (pleasant tone quality, proper intonation, accurate diction, and adequate breath support) and the ability to listen with discrimination.

To develop music reading ability by understanding the relationship between sound and symbol.

To recognize musical elements and demonstrate expressive qualities of the various styles of choral music - learning the relationship of music to the other arts and disciplines outside the arts.

To contribute to the blend, balance, and quality of the ensemble by developing the ability to sing a vocal part securely and uniformly.

To develop confidence in performing by practicing performance etiquette, as well as listening to, analyzing and describing music, evaluating music and music performances.

To recognize the unique values of singing and be able to perform for self-enjoyment and for others.

To value music as a means of self-expression.

To develop self-discipline by functioning as a responsible member of a choral organization.

To experience successful achievement and pleasure through group involvement.

To develop a desire to continue vocal musical experiences whether through singing alone or with others, a varied repertoire of music.