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San Francisco Opera, The Magic Flute

Voted a “Best Choir of the Peninsula” by CBS News, voted “Best Non-Profit by Palo Alto Daily News Readers, and hailed as “one of the Peninsula’s finest treasures,” Grammy-award-winning Ragazzi Boys Chorus is one of the San Francisco Bay Area’s premier arts organizations.

The chorus is available for hire in a number of group configurations, from 12 to 230 singers; soloists may also be available. Our choristers sing for weddings, services, and public and private events.

Listen here to samples of pieces we sing for ceremonial events.

San Francisco Symphony

Founded in 1987, Ragazzi is a regional center for music education and performance for boys and young men, ages 5-18. Around 230 singers, in six tiered levels, from over 100 schools in dozens of San Francisco Bay Area communities participate.

Contact Ragazzi Boys Chorus Artistic and Executive Director Kent Jue to explore hiring possibilities.

“Your organization was a delight to work with and I hope to work with you again in the future.”
-Jeffrey Jordan, Chorus Manager, San Francisco Symphony

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Michael Tilson Thomas of the San Francisco Symphony with Nicholas McKee, left, and Nicholas Hu, right; Ragazzi choristers hired to sing Chichester Psalms, by Leonard Bernstein.
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Light the Way at Rady Children's Hospital, San Diego

Ragazzi boys brought Holiday spirit to sick children at San Diego’s Rady Children’s Hospital, performing at their “Light the Way” event. Families, first responders and donors participated, to make the holidays more joyful for children who are too ill to be at home. Ragazzi was grateful to be hosted and underwritten at this event by the Chenter Foundation and supported by Licha Stelaus Productions.

Sending Lucas to us was one of the great gifts of this season! He was beautifully prepared and an absolute delight. - Ellen M. Primack, Executive Director, Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music
Ragazzi chorister Miles Kaludzinski sings the Shepherd Boy aria from the SF Opera orchestra pit, 2018 production of Tosca

Bless Me, Ultima – A Mexican American Opera

Opera Cultura, San Jose CA

Libretto and music by Héctor Armienta. The opera is based on Rudolfo Anaya’s epic novel of the same title. The libretto was developed by in consultation with Mr. Anaya.  The west coast premiere was in April 2018 at the School of Arts and Culture – Mexican Heritage Theater. Featured artists were mezzo soprano Suzanna Guzman as Ultima and Ragazzi Boys Chorus chorister Nicholas McKee as Antonio.