The Choral Project is founded by Daniel Hughes.

The Cycle of Life: A Dramatic and Musical Chronicle was The Choral Project’s first album.

Of Christmastide is TCP’s first recording exclusively featuring holiday music.

American Choral Directors Association National Conference

A Cappella Summit

First international tour with stops in Mexico and Costa Rica, with a live performance on Mexican National Radio and a joint concert with Café Chorale (Costa Rica).

Americana is a collection of folk songs and spirituals from America.

Representing California, by invitation, at the National Cathedral (Washington, DC) on October 20, 2002.

Featuring the music of Eric Whitacre, Water & Light includes “Cloudburst,” and “Five Hebrew Love Songs” performed with string quartet.

Wins 2nd Place in the Mixed Choir Competition of the 58th Annual Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod Music Festival (Llangollen, Wales) with a performance of Juris Karlsons’s “Neslegatais Grredzens.”

Winter is The Choral Project’s second collection of holiday music.

One is the All features The Choral Project’s official recording of the Stephen Schwartz commissioned piece, “Kéramos.”

Places in all three categories at the inaugural California International Choral Festival & Competition (San Luis Obispo, CA), taking home 1st Place in the Choir’s Choice category, 2nd Place in the Required Pieces category, and 3rd Place in the Folk Music category.

Tell the World: A Live Concert of Spirituals and Traditional Gospel Music was recorded live June 6-8, 2008.

Performance at Montalvo Arts Center (Saratoga, CA) premiering “Divide Light.”

Presents Affair of the Art fundraiser featuring jazz musician and Bay Area-native Taylor Eigsti.

Northern Spain Tour as part of the International Choral Competition (Tolosa, Spain), with performances in Salamanca, Burgos, Polanco, and many other surrounding towns in the Basque Region.

Records “Choose Life,” by Mona Lyn Reese, at Skywalker Sound (Nicasio, CA).

Yuletide is The Choral Project’s third album of holiday music.

For the one-night-only concert, Enchantingly Wicked, The Choral Project partnered with Stephen Schwartz, the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus, and acclaimed operatic soprano Melody Moore.

Released by the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus, Enchantingly Wicked features music performed by The Choral Project at the one-night-only concert of the same name.

The Choral Project’s recording of “Famine Song” is featured in PBS’s The African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross.

Performs with Canadian Brass at Cathedral Basilica of St. Joseph (San Jose, CA).

Performs with The King’s Singers at Cathedral Basilica of St. Joseph (San Jose, CA).

Live recording of Street Requiem, by Kathleen McGuire, Andy Payne, and Jonathan Welch.

20: An Anniversary Compilation

Another one-night-only concert with The King’s Singers.

Presents Lisa Vroman at Shining Night, a one-night-only performance.

Launches the No Baton Needed Podcast.