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The Innovation Show Choir is a dynamic and entertaining group of talented young people who perform musical selections with movement and choreography.

We are a distinctive music-in-motion ensemble and perform a wide variety of musical genres, from modern pop songs to Broadway show tunes, to traditional holiday choral favorites.  Our members are chosen by audition and range in age from 8 to 18 (third grade through twelfth grade). 

The Innovation Show Choir performs at venues throughout the greater Santa Clarita Valley and beyond. Whether it's a civic event, a corporate or professional gathering, a benefit or fundraiser, a senior center, or a school assembly, the Innovation Show Choir is ready to entertain and delight you!

The Innovation Show Choir is the proud recipient of the City of Santa Clarita Community Services and Arts Grant, for 2020, 2021, and 2022.

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ABOUT

the Innovation Show Choir

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S LEADING COMMUNITY-BASED YOUTH PERFORMING ENSEMBLE

VOICE

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Developing lifelong vocal artistry

Our singers learn proper vocal technique and choral skills such as harmony, blending, and more.

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OUR VISION 

The Innovation Show Choir envisions a future in which excellence in the choral and dance arts is valued and supported. 

OUR MISSION 

The mission of the Innovation Show Choir is to inspire and nurture young people as they strive for artistic excellence, while instilling a lifelong appreciation of the choral and dance arts. Through dedication to the rehearsal and performance process, members will develop valuable skills including leadership, self confidence, teamwork, and pride of accomplishment, thereby enriching their lives and the lives of residents throughout the Santa Clarita Valley community and beyond.

STAFF

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Katina Childs-Müller, B.F.A.     ✉️

Co-Founder

Co-Executive Director

Co-Artistic Director

Choreographer

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Jackie Whitehorn

Co-Executive Director

Co-Artistic Director

Vocal Director

Jackie Whitehorn received her Bachelor of Music degree in Professional Music from Berklee College of Music, focusing in voice and piano instruction. She was trained classically with Yamaha Piano method as a young girl back in her home country, Indonesia, where she started playing piano for several churches since she was 12. Her vocal coaches include Larry Watson and Gabrielle Goodman.

Jackie has lived in Los Angeles since 2000 where she has taught piano extensively and coached voice sparingly for audition and performance purposes. She was the musical director for “The Fantasticks” in 2013 and has sung with Santa Clarita Master Chorale and The Church on the Way Gospel Choir. She has worked with several churches as piano accompanist, worship leader, worship team member, as well as choir soloist. She is a member of Music Teachers Association of California and has helped numerous children with the annual Certificate of Merit test. She is also a teacher in Heritage Christian School Music Academy.

ADDITIONAL STAFF

Sound Engineer - Otto Müller

Videographer -Chad Sano

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

ADVISORY BOARD

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Julee Brooks

Julee Brooks, Chief Executive Officer, Woodcraft Rangers. Julee joined Woodcraft Rangers in February 2018 with nearly two-decades of experience delivering high-caliber programming for families and guiding family-focused agencies through dynamic organizational growth. Currently, Julee oversees the agency's service to nearly 15,000 young people each year in LA County at 90 schools, including 48 in LAUSD, through afterschool, enrichment, summer learning, and outdoor education programs. Julee is especially honored to guide WR through its Centennial anniversary this year. Before joining Woodcraft Rangers, Ms. Brooks was Executive Director of the Los Angeles Ronald McDonald House, Museum Director of the Zimmer Children’s Museum (Los Angeles) and Director of Education at Nashville Children’s Theatre where she led transformational change at each institution. Ms. Brooks holds an MFA in Theatre for Youth from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, and a BA in Government and Dramatic Arts from Centre College in Kentucky. She lives in Valencia with her husband, two sons and rescue pup.

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Tony Brown

Tony Brown has been Executive Director of Heart of Los Angeles since 2006. During that time, Tony has sustainably grown the organization’s annual operating budget from $2.3 million to more than $6.5 million annually and has overseen HOLA's expansion into South Los Angeles, allowing the organization to reach over 74% more underserved children with programs that give them opportunities to realize their full potential. He is also the founding Advisory Board Chair and Governing Board Member of the Los Angeles Expanded Learning Alliance (ExpandLA) where he provides leadership to provide equitable access to high-quality after school educational opportunities to all children in the LA area coordinating, promoting, and advocating for after school providers in obtaining funding and other support for the afterschool sector.  Tony has been named as a Distinguished Alumni by the University of Tennessee and Loyola Marymount University and was inducted to the Loyola Marymount University Entrepreneurship Alumni Wall of Honor. Tony holds a BA from Loyola Marymount University, an MS from the University of Tennessee, and was a Graduate Fellow of the Stanford University Graduate School of Business Center for Social Innovation Executive Program for Non-Profit Leaders. Tony has enjoyed a long history with music performance having sung on national television and internationally, beginning with the Pasadena Boys Choir and later singing with former LA Master Chorale Conductor, Paul Salamunovich when he conducted the Loyola Marymount University Choral Program. 

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