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| List of choral festivals | |
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The following is an incomplete list of choral festivals, which encapsulates music festivals focused on choral music.[1] The topic will have some or complete overlap with the list of opera festivals, list of early music festivals, and list of Bach festivals.
| Klaipėda, Lithuania | 1976–present | Competition is open to mixed, male, female, youth, children‘s choirs, sacred music, vocal ensembles, folk choirs. | ||
| Brazil | 2017–present | Choirs performing "a capella" renaissance music in Porto Alegre in honoring the conductor Gil de Roca Sales. | ||
| Festival de Coros del Fin del Mundo | Ushuaia, Argentina | 2019 - present | International Choral Festival. Concerts, workshops, conferences and forums with professional live broadcastings. | |
| 2011–present | series of music festivals for top school choirs | |||
| Cincinnati, United States | 1873–present | festival roots go back to the 1840s | ||
| Cork, Ireland | 1954–present | features choirs from all over the world | ||
| St. John's, Canada | 1997–2013 | International biennial non-competitive choral music festival | ||
| Ihlombé! | Cape Town, Johannesburg, Pretoria, Soweto, South Africa | 2009-present | Organized by Classical Movements[2] | |
| Australia | 1950–present | members of university choirs from all state capitals of Australia meet for two weeks | ||
| Canada | 1949–present | university choirs from Ontario and Quebec, Canada, meet up and perform a combined concert. | ||
| Corearte Festival | Barcelona, Spain | 2007–present | International Corearte Choir Festival Barcelona, every year in October. | |
| Lago di Garda Music Festival | Lago di Garda, Italy | 2007–present | International Festival is non-competitive | |
| Cedarville, United States | 1997–present | month-long summer training program for classical performing artists | ||
| 1987–present | arranged every third year in a Nordic or Baltic country. | |||
| Ohrid, North Macedonia | held in the second half of August | |||
| Eugene, United States | 1998–present | treble choir festival held in conjunction with Oregon Bach Festival | ||
| United Kingdom | 1719–present | Alternates between three churches | ||
| Poznań, Poland | 1998–present | International Festival of University Choirs is non-competitive | ||
| Nordic-Baltic Choral Festival | Europe | 1995–2015 | Music festival for Nordic and Baltic choirs. Nominally biennial, but only eight held in the period. | |
| Musica Orbis Prague Festival | Prague, Czech Republic | 2019–present | International festival for non-professional choirs and orchestras, every year at the turn of June and July. | |
| Vienna, Austria | 2007–present | |||
| Torrevieja, Spain | 1955–present | International annual choral competition held in July specialized in habaneras and polyphony. It also holds a junior contest. | ||
| World Choir Games | Worldwide | 2000 - present | Largest worldwide choral festival and competition held biennially in a preselected host city, organised by the Interkultur Foundation |