The Princeton Arts Chorale, a group sponsored by the Princeton Arts Society, brings together some of Princeton's most talented singers to share a vast and varied musical heritage with listeners young and old.

In 2008 PAS Board member David Lowenthal recruited Larry Sigler to direct the group, and gradually assembled about twenty male and female singers. The men are Denis Coughlin, John Stimpson, Brandon Bulseco, Brian Specht, Harry Pape, Rick Rudman, Terry Hart and Mark Canfield. The women are Abby and Rachel Kopec, Sue Sigler, Linda Michel, Ramani Fernando, Faith Pistrang, Leslie Wood, Joyce Anderson, Deb Simeone and Laura Gal. Piano accompaniment has been shared by Patsy Mollica and Janeen Baker.

The Chorale’s plan is to sing a range of pieces, from Christmas carols to folk songs, spirituals, traditional melodies, show tunes, Gilbert and Sullivan— even opera. Their first performance, on January 4, 2009, was carol singing in the service of Princeton’s Congregational Church, and it was warmly received.

The Princeton Arts Chorale was formed as a result of the Princeton Arts Society's interest in promoting all the arts: visual, verbal, and performing.