Brevard Community Chorus

Here's a little more information about the concert by our friends in the Indialantic Chamber Singers. There are two opportunities to hear the concert, which celebrates 100 years of Route 66.

Friday at 7pm: Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church in Palm Bay.
Sunday at 3pm: Eastminster Presbyterian Church in Indialantic.

At the Dublin premiere in 1742--to fit a massive crowd of 700 people into Musick Hall-- women were asked to wear dresses without hoop skirts and men were requested to leave their swords at home. Same goes for our King Center performance on Saturday, December 12. :)

We were saddened to learn of the passing of long-time Brevard Community Chorus member and fun-loving elementary music teacher, Susan Wenninger. Our hearts go out to the Wenninger family, including Susan's husband Roger, who also sang with the Chorus. A memorial service celebrating Susan's life will be held on Saturday, November 7, 2026, 1:00 PM at Advent Lutheran Church at Suntree (7550 N Wickham Rd, Melbourne, FL 32940). All are welcome.

Friends planning expressions of sympathy are asked to consider St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and the Florida Music Education Association.

You can read more about Susan's life at https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/name/susan-wenninger-obituary?id=62447024

If you're a Messiah newbie, or if you just want to brush up outside of rehearsal, Joyce has assembled a list of free rehearsal aids. Look for it by email, or message this page for a copy.

You know that big ole Messiah score you're reading from? With lots of black notes? Well, George Frideric Handel composed his famous oratorio in an astonishing 24 days during the summer of 1741. How's that for a summer project? And you couldn't clean out the garage...

Standing for Hallelujah:
Legend says King George II stood up during the "Hallelujah" chorus at the London premiere of Messiah, forcing everyone else in the audience to stand up as well. What do you think? Fact or fiction?

Here are the pics from our wonderful Spring Banquet -- better late than never! Just think how much younger you look! :)

Tell your friends about Suntree Stars & Stripes. And for information about singing at the event, check out our post at https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17rVraAvw7/

Suntree Stars & Stripes June 28
Beat the heat with free indoor picnic, games & concert at Suntree United Methodist Church

(SUNTREE, FLORIDA)– It’s old-fashioned summer fun of the best kind! Suntree United Methodist Church is getting ready once again for Suntree Stars & Stripes, a large and completely free patriotic celebration on Sunday, June 28 at the church located at 7400 N. Wickham Road, 32940. The food and fun starts at 4:30 PM in the Worship Center, with an assortment of indoor activities and family games. The “littles” will enjoy the indoor bounce house, while Corn Toss, Jumbo Jenga, Big Connect 4 and inflatable jousting will satisfy older kids and adults. Bring your appetite for a free meal of hamburgers and hot dogs, served with chips, cookies, watermelon and more. At 6:30 PM, the action moves into the church sanctuary, for a concert of patriotic favorites featuring the Melbourne Municipal Band, led by conductor Staci Rosbury, along with the Suntree Chancel Choir and members of the Brevard Community Chorus under the direction of Beau Surratt. For more information about Suntree Stars & Stripes, call Suntree United Methodist Church at 321-242-2585.