ASUSF Voices

ASUSF Voices, the University of San Francisco’s largest student choir, gives Dons who share a passion for music the opportunity to perform together.

Five unique, student-produced ensembles (USF Voices, Basso, Treble, Jazz and SIX Voices) under the direction of Rick Roberts and Sean Gresens, host a variety of events year round, including end-of-semester concerts!

Can you carry a tune?

ASUSF Voices offers non-audition and auditioned options for students of all skill levels. You’ll join a community committed to rigorous yet enjoyable music making while meeting other USF students who love singing just as much as you do.

How to Join

ASUSF Voices groups are open to all USF students, both undergraduate and graduate.

Because ASUSF Voices is also a class you may take for credit, you must register online in order to join. You can find the class listing under the "Music" subject in the "Look Up and Register for Classes" module in myUSF.

You may take ASUSF Voices for up to four units; one unit per ensemble. Alternatively, you may take ASUSF Voices for zero credits. Regardless of the number of units you have registered for, including zero, ASUSF Voices will appear on your class schedule. You must be registered in the course to participate. Voices also welcomes USF faculty and staff; it does not require registration.

Ensembles

ASUSF Voices is comprised of five ensemble groups, each meeting at a different time-slot in the week. The ensembles perform contemporary choral music, including pop, jazz, and Broadway. Music is both acapella and accompanied.

Basso is for Tenors and Basses, lower range voices.

Treble is for Soprano and Alto, higher range voices.

Jazz is an ensemble of sixteen individuals that you can audition for as spots become available.

SIX is our six-member a cappella group. Auditions are held whenever there are openings.