San Diego Musicians
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Musicians in San Diego, California.
Specializing in traditional Samba rhythms and dance from Brazil, the Super Sonic Samba School performs with live music and dancers as well as provides open classes. Classes, held at Balboa Park on Sundays, are free of charge and for all skill levels.
Two Violins performs throughout southern California at private receptions, corporate functions, weddings and other events. The ensemble, performing together since 1999, consists of violinists Justin and Magdalena O'Neill.
Made up of youth ages six to 18, the San Diego Children’s Choir performs fine music locally and internationally. There are five levels of instruction made up of the Early Years Choir, the Preparatory Choir, the Intermediate Choir, the Concert Choir and the Youth Choir.
Made up of more than 100 singers, the San Diego Master Chorale performs a number of concerts and participates in a variety of community events throughout the year. The chorale also works to increase musical appreciation and education in San Diego County.
Created in 1987, the San Diego Women’s Chorus works to entertain and educate the LGBT community as well as the community of San Diego. The chorus organizes two concerts per year and performs for various organizations and community events.
From Bach to jazz, this music ensemble performs a wide range of styles of music using brass instruments. The group also offers a number of educational programs such as music clinics and summer workshops.
The San Diego Men’s Chorus is a member of the Gay & Lesbian Association of Choruses and provides musical entertainment for the San Diego community. Musical performances include classical, modern, traditional American, multi-cultural, popular and gay pride material.
Devoted to showcasing music from medieval Europe, the Renaissance and Baroque periods, the San Diego Early Music Society presents a number of concerts for the community. The society only uses period instruments and carries out performances in accordance with historical practices.










