| Caroling is great PR for your school and spotlights your music program! |
| MUSIC TEACHERS! Be a resource for your school community. Provide information about caroling to parents, scout leaders, counselors and sponsors of other school groups! |
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School Information
| St. Louis Christmas Carols Association - 7425 Forsyth Boulevard, Suite 353 - St. Louis, MO 63105 - 314.863.1225 Email - stlcca@att.net |
| St. Louis Christmas Carols Association Caroling for Children Since 1911 |
| St. Stephen Protomartyr Children's Choir, led by director Anne Borgmeyer, perform at "Holiday on the Plaza" in Maryland Plaza. We receive many requests for carolers to perform at malls, tree lighting ceremonies, and holiday events. Smaller groups are often needed, making this program perfect for madrigal groups, show or jazz choirs and smaller church choirs. It's a wonderful way to gain recognition for your church or school's music program while giving your members additional performance opportunities. The StLCCA is provided with a donation in exchange for arranging the performance. If you are interested in these opportunities, please call Carol at 314.863.1890. She will coordinate events needing carolers with your availability. Hazelwood West High School Concert Choir, led by director Kevin Koontz, carols at Macy's at West County Center. Caroling is great for community outreach - what a fun way for high school students or confirmation candidates to satisfy community service requirements! |
| If you are unable to go out caroling with your students, consider simply collecting for our organization at your December concerts! We can provide you with the canisters and information on the agencies we help. |
| We hope you will consider caroling with your students, to experience the joy and satisfaction "Caroling for a Cause" can provide. |
. . . for Music Teachers, Choir Directors, Counselors and Sponsors
| Participate in our Special Sing program! |
| Carol within your school! Here's a great idea for "In-School Caroling" f rom Rose Nester, a SLPS music teacher at Washington Montessori School: She sends home a note a week or so before her planned in-school caroling, asking that all students bring in "pennies for the carolers". Then, with a small group of singers, she moves through the school, singing in several locations, while students drop their coins in the collection cans. What a wonderful way to model what caroling looks like for her students, while involving every student in the 'giving'!! Last year, her efforts collected over $70! |