Treble Choir of Houston Will Present Free Spring Concert at Trinity Downtown
Founder Marianna Parnas-Simpson leads the youth ensemble in selections from its 2025-2026 repertoire
The Award-winning Treble Choir of Houston at Christ Church Cathedral, under the direction of founder and artistic director Marianna Parnas-Simpson, will present its annual free Spring Concert on Sunday, May 17 at 3 p.m. at Trinity Downtown Church.
This concert celebrates the Treble Choir's accomplishments this year, featuring songs from the 2025-2026 repertoire, as well as vocal and instrumental solos from the talented choristers. It's the perfect Sunday afternoon musical outing for the entire family.
WHO: The Treble Choir of Houston is a vibrant ensemble of young women in grades 6-12 dedicated to transforming lives through excellence and choral singing and music education. It was founded by Marianna Parnas-Simpson in 2006. Guided by the motto Helping young women find their voice, our mission is to nurture each singer's confidence, artistry and sense of purpose.
Treble Choir performance highlights include featured appearances at Carnegie Hall, the International Choral Festival in Canada, and the American Choral Directors Association Convention in Albuquerque, New Mexico, as well as collaborations with symphony orchestras, including the Houston Symphony.
In collaboration with the Grammy Award winner Houston Chamber Choir, Treble Choir of Houston has recorded two albums with the internationally acclaimed labels Signum Classics and ASIS.
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