The Concert Choir is a select group of 52 upperclass vocalists who dedicate themselves to performing choral literature at the highest level of musicianship, including music in a wide range of styles and genres.

Their conductor, Dr. Benjamin Kornelis, has conducted the choir since 1994. His experiences include directing music and teaching at several schools, and singing professionally with Seattle's Choral Arts Northwest, the Seattle Symphony Chorale, and the Sioux County Oratorio.

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• Unicornis Captivatur by Ola Gjeilo
  
• The Sixty-Seventh Psalm by Charles Ives
  
• Alleluia by Randall Thompson
  
• My Love Dwelt in a Northern Land by Edward Elgar
  
• Tell My Ma When I Go Home arranged by Jon Washburn
  
• Fix Me, Jesus arranged by Augustus Hill
  
• Elijah Rock arranged by Moses Hogan
  
• Ave Maria by Robert Parsons
  
• What Stood Will Stand by Paul Halley
  
• E natu lu bambinellu by Giuseppe Mignemi
  
• Vamuvamba arranged by Boniface Mganga
  

The choir tours extensively throughout the United States and Canada, and was selected to perform at regional conventions of the American Choral Directors Association in 2004 and 2006.

If you are interested in visiting a rehearsal of the Dordt College Concert Choir, they take place in the choir room Monday and Thursday from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM as well as on Tuesday from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Prospective students are encouraged to apply for scholarships and to submit an audition form. More information can also be found in the syllabus or in Dordt's catalog.