The Alabama Symphony Orchestra Chorus formerly known as the Birmingham Concert Chorale was founded in 1966 as the Birmingham Civic Chorus under the direction of Bruce Tolbert of the University of Montevallo. Since then, the ASO Chorus has been an integral part of the organization, providing powerful performances of the greatest symphonic works. In recent seasons, the ASO Chorus has performed Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, Brahms' Song of Destiny, Orff's Carmina Burana, Caleb Burhans' Psalm 23 (world premiere), Fauré's Requiem, Bach’s Magnificat and Handel’s Messiah. Currently, the ASO Chorus is led by Dr. Philip L. Copeland. Past directors include Hugh Thomas, Tom Gibbs, Timothy Banks, David Smith and Mark Ridings.

The Chorale enjoyed a long association with the former Alabama Symphony Orchestra. In 1997, with the rebirth of the ASO, the Birmingham Concert Chorale was formally designated as "The Official Chorus of the Alabama Symphony Orchestra." In recent years the Chorale has traveled to New York City for performances in Carnegie Hall, and also to England to participate in the International Cathedral Music Festival.

SOPRANOS

 Bridget Adams

Christy Thomas Adams

Vickie Franks

Jennifer Griffin

Beth Haley

Melanie Haynes

Elliot Jackson

Jackie Kim

Julie Robinson

Holly Roe

Kim Rothery

Marie Shores

Natalie Valentine

ALTOS

 Melissa Beebe

Martha Bell

Sarah Brooks

Monica Burson

Jackie Cantelmo

Jo Anne Hamrick Collins

Holly Dees

Hayley French

Sallie Strickland Garvin

Linda James

Rachael Jamison

Amy Johnstone

Natalie Kendrick

Nancy Lewis

Diane Litsey

LuAnn Mansfield

Ashley Pace

Patti M. Pasquarello

Amy Plourde

Ruth Robinson

Julie Scichowski

Tyra Shelley

Cynthia Stuckey

Rachel Turner

Nancy H. Wooldridge

TENOR

Rick Atkerson

Jamie Bowman

Bradley Diamond

Tom Hart

Richard Huie

Dan Medders

Durand Robinson

Carl Senger

David Shipley

Fergus Tuohy

Stanley Weir

Evan Williams

BASS

Dan Bell

Johnny Blackwell

Beau Boudreaux

Bruce Burson

Philip Copeland

Craig Cordes

Andrew Duxbury

Jim Emison

Stan Hart

John Johnstone

Grady Moore

Nathaniel Robinson

Fred Shepherd

Gerry Stewart