Members-- The Rocky Mountainaires Chorus is one of 812 official chapters of The Barbershop Harmony Society, a U.S. based, but worldwide association of barbershop style choruses and quartets.  The chorus currently numbers between twenty and twenty-five active members with a goal to double that number over the next few years. 

Our Director--The chorus is under the very capable direction of Donna Grinde, a long time member of the Sweet Adelines International women's barbershop style singing organization.  She is now also a full fledged member of our society too.  Donna brings with her a ton of energy, and very creative arrangements and styles that impact every rehearsal and performance.  The chorus is very fortunate to have such a dynamic, talented director as Donna. 

Serious and Fun--  Yes, we can be both and the guys definitely have fun, particularly when the chorus is singing well and everyone is energized.   Our goal is to sing good music and sing it well.   That's when audiences really enjoy what we do.  We are serious about having a good time singing and that means being serious about good singing. 

Performances--  Each year the chorus presents a stage show, usually in May.  The chorus is the main draw, but we feature many local talented performers.  Guest singers, quartets, and instrumentalists.    In addition, throughout the year,  we perform in the Missoula area, the Bitterroot Valley, and even in the Polson area.  At community gatherings, conventions, meetings, banquets-- you name it. 

Non-profit Support--  The Rocky Mountainaires is a non-profit organization and we use some of our income to support youth musicians and musical groups in the form of scholarships and grants.  Our sources of income are the Tater Pig booth at the annual county fair in Missoula, and our annual show. 

How to contact us--  For more information please contact:
                                        
When and where we meet--  Rehearsals are each Tuesday at 7:30pm.   This is downstairs at St Paul's Lutheran church, 202 Brooks St.  From Higgins Ave, two blocks south on Brooks Street on the left side.  You can't miss it.