Mechanics Hall is the premier event venue and concert hall in Central Massachusetts.
Registration for the 2026–2027 Season is open!
Unless otherwise noted, rehearsals take place at Mechanics Hall from 5:30pm to 7:30pm.
A Free, Inclusive Choral Program
for Worcester County Students
Many Voices: Mechanics Hall Youth Singers is a free, inclusive choral program founded in 2022 that empowers Worcester County students in grades 4–8 through the transformative power of music.
By celebrating culture through repertoire and offering professional-level performance experiences at Mechanics Hall, we foster confidence, creativity, and connection among young singers. Our program nurtures individual growth, strengthens family and community bonds, and inspires the next generation of artists—all while honoring the legacy of one of America’s most historic concert halls.
Mission
Many Voices: Mechanics Hall Youth Singers builds confidence and community through inclusive, high-quality choral experiences for Worcester County youth.
Vision
Through celebrating rich cultures and performing at Mechanics Hall, our youth singers discover their voice, their stage, and their sense of belonging.
Generous Community Support
Registration is free, made possible by the generous support of our community. Families who are able may opt for a Pay-What-You-Can contribution or a supporter-level gift to help sustain the program and ensure access for others. Whatever you choose, your participation is what matters most.
Community Performances & Highlights
Since its founding, Many Voices singers have shared their voices throughout Worcester County through community celebrations, civic events, sporting events, and special performances. These experiences help students build confidence, develop leadership skills, and discover the power of using their voices in service to their community.
Recent Highlights: 41st Annual Walk to End Homelessness • Worcester Railers National Anthem Performances • Festival of Lights at Worcester City Hall • Martin Luther King Jr. Community Breakfast • Encore Showcase • Mechanics Hall Community Events and Concerts
Guest Artist Experiences: Many Voices singers have learned from and performed alongside guest artists and community musicians including Cara Brindisi, Jane Shivick, and Carlos Odria.
Stay Connected with Many Voices
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Christon Carney is a multi-faceted tenor, educator, and arts advocate based in Worcester, MA. A native of Nashville, TN, he holds a Master of Music in Vocal Performance from the New England Conservatory and a Bachelor of Music in Music Education from Lipscomb University. He made his operatic debut with Nashville Opera and has since performed with organizations including Boston Lyric Opera, the Nashville Symphony, the Rhode Island Civic Chorale and Orchestra and others. He is also a member of the American Spiritual Ensemble, performing repertoire rooted in African American spirituals, art song, and cultural storytelling. His work has been recognized for its artistic and community impact, including being named a 40 Under 40 honoree by the Worcester Business Journal.
In addition to his performance career, Christon is a dedicated educator and community leader committed to access-centered music education. He teaches voice at JMS School of Singing and Pakachoag Music School and serves as Education and Outreach Manager at Mechanics Hall. In this role, he is the Managing Director of the Many Voices: Mechanics Hall Youth Singers, where he works to build welcoming, high-quality musical experiences, fostering belonging, artistic growth, and meaningful musical experiences for young people across Worcester County.
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