A Texas choir parent resource for camps, All-State, and everything in between.
"I'm just a Texas choir mom trying to figure all of this out one audition, camp, concert, and garment bag at a time."
This site is a parent-built, parent-friendly resource for Texas choir families navigating the All-State audition process, summer camp planning, and all the things nobody explains at the first booster meeting.
I started building this because I kept opening seventeen tabs trying to compare choir camps, googling what "Alto 2" meant at 11 p.m., and wishing someone had just written it all down somewhere. So I did.
Compare dates, prices, locations, and overnight vs. commuter options for 20+ Texas choir camps — all in one place, without opening a million tabs.
View Camp Directory →Not even through 2026 auditions yet, but already thinking ahead? Here's every 2027 camp date confirmed so far, updated as directors share more.
See 2027 Dates →What's the difference between Soprano 1 and Soprano 2? Why do directors panic when there aren't enough tenors? A plain-English guide for choir parents.
Read the Guide →Region, Pre-Area, Area, San Antonio — what does it all mean and what happens at each step? A parent's roadmap from the first fall audition all the way to the TMEA Convention.
Read the Guide →Find your TMEA Region and Area by geography, then see exactly how many All-State seats exist for your area and what the competition looks like at each audition level.
Explore Your Area →Everything your student actually needs for overnight choir camp — including the stuff nobody tells you about until you've already forgotten it. Interactive checklist with print option.
View Packing List →Real experiences from Texas choir families who've attended All-State camps — star ratings for vocal instruction, fun, value, and overall experience. Leave your own review too.
Read & Leave Reviews →One-day workshops for sectionals, mock auditions, and clinician feedback — a lower-commitment option than a week-long camp.
View Workshops →Don't panic — you need a plan, not hours of daily practice. A simple week-by-week guide from learning notes to walking into the audition confident.
See the Plan →If there's a Texas choir camp that should be in the directory, send the details and we'll add it.
Suggest a CampPrices and dates change quickly. If something looks off, let us know and we'll check it out.
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