History

The Birmingham Boys Choir (BBC) was incorporated in 1973. This Choir is a non-profit, non-exclusive civic organization providing quality religious and secular performances for the Greater Birmingham, Alabama area. Every other year an ensemble of the BBC tours as ambassadors of the city of Birmingham, Alabama. The BBC consists of 60 - 80 young men from 2nd thru 12th grade!

  • It is always a pleasure to hear such a well-trained choir make lovely music...

    JAMES DORROH
    Director of Music, St. Luke’s Episcopal Church,Birmingham, Alabama

  • Representing Alabama on tours across the U.S., Canada, England, and Scotland, the Choir has been a substantial asset to our community...

    JAMES D. DAVIS
    President, Jemison Investment Company,

  • What a wonderful surprise to find such a high quality, Royal School of Music Boys choir right here in Birmingham! It has been a great pleasure working with these fine young boys-obviously superbly prepared and lovingly trained.

    RICHARD WESTERFIELD
    Former Conductor, Alabama Symphony Orchestra BBC Parent,

  • The Birmingham Boys Choir has enriched the musical life of our city for many years. It is a living, breathing, singing treasure.

    DAVID SMITH, PhD.
    Professor of Music, Birmingham Southern College,

  • The Birmingham Boys Choir has enriched the musical life of our city for many years. It is a living, breathing, singing treasure.

    David Smith, Phd
    Professor of Music, Birmingham Southern College,

  • Representing Alabama on tours across the U.S., Canada, England, and Scotland, the Choir has been a substantial asset to our community...

    James D. Davis
    President, Jemison Investment Company,

  • A jewel in the crown of the American choral tradition, providing delight to audiences and congregations...

    Simon Lindley
    Royal School of Church Music,