Singing The Beatles & Beach Boys This Summer
Love the music of the Beatles and the Beach Boys? So do we!
Join us for an unforgettable musical experience as we celebrate the timeless hits that have brought generations together. Whether you sang in a choir years ago, love singing in the car, or simply enjoy great music and great company, this community choir is for you. No auditions—just a welcoming group of people ready to have fun, make new friends, and create something special together.
Along the way, you’ll discover that singing together has some wonderful added benefits. Group singing can lift your mood, reduce stress, improve breathing, sharpen your mind, and strengthen social connections—all while you’re enjoying the music you love.
We’re thrilled to launch our very first community choir and can’t wait to sing with you. Check out the FAQs below for rehearsal and performance dates, registration information, and other details. Then reserve your spot through the Eventbrite link below. Let’s make some music together!
Our Partners
Making art in Central Florida is a team sport! We’re grateful to collaborate with Central Florida Community Arts, Vibrant and the Orlando Choral Society to broaden access to high-quality community arts.



Frequently Asked Questions
The Creative Connections Choir launches this summer, singing hits from The Beatles and The Beach Boys.
Who can participate?
Adults 18+ are welcome to participate in this no-audition choir.
When does the choir rehearse?
Six rehearsals will be held Wednesday mornings, mid-August through mid-September, 10 am – 11:30 am.
- Wednesday, August 12
- Wednesday, August 19
- Wednesday, August 26
- Wednesday, September 2
- Wednesday, September 9
- Wednesday, September 16
Showcase Performance: Sunday, September 20th
Where will the choir rehearse?
Rehearsals will be held at the Healthy West Orange Building at 1200 East Plant Street, 2nd Floor, Winter Garden, 34787.
When will the showcase be?
The Showcase Performance will be Sunday, September 20th (afternoon, exact time TBD) in Winter Garden.
Friends and family are welcome.
Admission is free of charge.
Who will be directing the choir?
Dr. Jeffery Redding, Associate Professor of Music and Director of Choral Activities at UCF will be directing the choir. He is also the 2019 GRAMMY Music Educator Award recipient.
Prior to his appointment at UCF, Dr. Redding served as Director of Choral Activities at West Orange High School and West Virginia University. He has been featured individually as a guest conductor at Carnegie Hall, Alice Tully Hall, the Kennedy Center, and Orchestra Hall, and has delivered a TEDx Talk. He is also one of the conductors for Walt Disney World’s Candlelight Processional at Epcot and the conductor of Harmonious Live! on Disney Plus.
Dr. Redding has led choirs in performances at national, regional, and state conventions of the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA), earning top awards at prestigious festivals.
Additionally, Dr. Redding frequently collaborates with the NFL, having conducted performances of “Lift Every Voice and Sing” for the 2024 and 2025 Pro Bowls and the 2025 Super Bowl, as well as co-preparing choirs for the 2025 and 2026 NFL Drafts.
He is the founder and Artistic Director of the Winter Garden Community Choir and the Orlando Choral Society.
Dr. Redding holds a Ph.D. in Choral Conducting/Music Education and a Master of Music Education from Florida State University, and a B.S. in Music Education from Florida A&M University.
What is the cost to join the choir?
The cost to participate in the choir is $37.00 and covers the cost to license the music.
How do I sign up?
Visit the link below to sign up.
Music & Health
Singing in a choir is more than making music—it’s a powerful way to support your health and well-being. Group singing reduces stress, boosts mood, improves breathing, and stimulates cognitive function. Singing in a choir also builds meaningful social connections. Whether you’re experienced or simply love to sing, joining our choir is a joyful way to stay active, connected, and healthy.






