Alumni! Take the Stage With Ragazzi

Celebrate your days as a chorister at a joyous 30th Anniversary Concert Saturday June 10 at 2:30 PM. We sing at Stanford's beautiful Bing Hall.

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Siblings in Song!

Celebrate Spring: hear Ragazzi and Peninsula Girls Chorus on stage together. April 28 at 1 PM in Burlingame.

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Come to the 30th Cast Party!

All Ragazzi families, alumni, & fans are invited to a BBQ buffet and gab-fest. June 10 at 5 PM, Lucie Stern Community Center, after our 30th concert.

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Our music is just the beginning.

Ragazzi boys learn the value of leadership, teamwork, and commitment. We help them become good musicians, good students and good citizens.

Our Program

One of the San Francisco Bay Area's premier arts organizations

Ragazzi Boys Chorus is an internationally recognized group with 30 years of experience. We offer a complete musical education program that's designed to take boys from their first exposure to the art of choral singing through a full course of vocal instruction. Learn more.

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Learn the art of singing in a fun and supportive environment

Positive Learning

With their peers, boys work and compete toward the same goals. Our all-boy model provides an even playing field that's all about the music.

Our Programs

Music Appreciation

We cover vocal training, ensemble singing, music theory, movement and showmanship. We train well-rounded singing musicians.

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Lifetime Skills

Ragazzi instills self-confidence and cooperation, helping our boys develop into young men of character and distinction.

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Friday’s performance was... alluring...vigorous but soft-grained...In the tender middle movement, [the Ragazzi Boys Chorus] boy soprano ... floated a solo line as pure and clear as a millstream.

Joshua Kosman, The San Francisco Chronicle