Bel Voce , under the leadership of artistic director Dr. Teresa R. Bowers, is a leading edge choral ensemble comprised of experienced auditioned singers from the South Central Pennsylvania region. Dedicated to engaging singers and audiences in skilled performances of a diverse choral repertoire, Bel Voce provides a series of concerts each season designed to reach audiences from a wide range of ages and backgrounds through music that educates, entertains and feeds the soul.

Bel Voce has performed with gifted guest artists including former Chanticleer countertenorJay White, noted classical guitarist Georgia Cavallaro, tenors Richard Kennedy and Jeffrey Fahnestock, and harpist Elizabeth Asmus. The ensemble has premiered works including Magnificat by Nancy Galbraith, composer in residence with the Pittsburgh Symphony and Professor of Music at Carnegie Mellon and Glory Ridge, by Dr. John Jones, Director of the Sunderman Conservatory, Gettysburg College.

In March 2005, the ensemble presented Nightwaltzes, a choral suite from Stephen Sondheim's  A Little Night Music.  The premiere recording of this work was released on Bel Voce's first CD, Nightwaltzes and Daydreams.

Bel Voce has joined in several collaborative efforts in the capital area, including performances with the Buzz Jones Big Band, the Maryland State Boychoir, CASA , PA Regional Ballet, Common Ground Theatre and Carlisle Arts Learning Center .

In November of 2005, Bel Voce was selected to sing with a star-studded cast for the grand reopening of the Majestic Theater in Gettysburg , an event produced by Broadway legend Hal Prince.

As an active participant in the life of the community, Bel Voce has performed in benefits for the Middletown Area Music Fest scholarship program, the South Central Aids Assistance Network and Keystone Service Systems. We periodically sponsor a scholarship program for area high school seniors pursuing a career in music. Bel Voce recognizes the value of our senior citizens through its Community Outreach program by providing low cost tickets to residents of area retirement and nursing homes.