A new gathering envisioned for choirs, conductors, educators, and communities to learn from one another, share their musical traditions, and sing together.
IN DEVELOPMENTOne Song is a new IPAEA initiative. The festival itself has not yet taken place. It is being developed from the organization's established work in ensemble education, community performance, youth arts programming, and cross-cultural exchange. This page shares the foundation, direction, and partnership opportunities behind the project.
The first edition is being designed as an educational and collaborative gathering—not simply a competition.
Participating choirs present their own repertoire and come together for a culminating festival performance.
Conductors and teaching artists support musical growth through rehearsals, clinics, and practical exchange.
Choirs share languages, musical traditions, and stories in a welcoming community setting.
The festival creates connections among schools, ensembles, educators, venues, and visiting artists.
Orange Choir has provided young singers with regular rehearsals, musicianship training, public performances, and multicultural community experiences in Irvine and Orange County.
IPAEA-affiliated artists have also participated in benefit performances, cultural showcases, and international music activities. These experiences form the practical foundation from which One Song is being developed.
IPAEA is currently matching the artistic, educational, and operational resources required for a credible first edition.
Performance, rehearsal, classroom, and community spaces in Southern California.
Experienced choral leaders, clinicians, accompanists, and teaching artists.
School, community, university, adult, and intergenerational ensembles interested in participating.
Sponsors, donors, volunteers, and cultural organizations aligned with the festival's mission.
IPAEA welcomes conversations with venues, conductors, educators, schools, choirs, community partners, and supporters.