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TEXAS A&M CENTURY SINGERS

In 1971, the New Tradition Singers were established at Texas A&M University as the first chorus and student organization that allowed both men and women members. The ensemble was renamed the Texas A&M Century Singers in 1976 to commemorate the A&M centennial. Since its inception, Century Singers has stayed true to its purpose of representing A&M to audiences across the country, promoting choral excellence in an institution of higher learning, and offering the university community an opportunity to experience the classical masterpieces of choral literature.

Century Singers is a close-knit family that connects through a shared passion for music. Members also have the opportunity to participate in events throughout the year including overnight retreats and activities such as ice-skating, movie nights, and group dinners. Involvement in both social gathering and formal rehearsals brings members together as Aggies, musicians, and friends. This creates a truly unique and rewarding experience that will be remembered for a lifetime.

Several highlights from this past year include performing the Mozart “Requiem” with the Brazos Valley Symphony and Chorale, collaborating with the world renowned Nordic Choir (https://www.luther.edu/music/nordic-choir/), recruiting and performing in San Antonio and Austin, and our International Tour to Germany.

Century Singers Take Germany

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