Broadmoor Chamber Singers, founded in 1979, is a community chorus based in Natick, Massachusetts. This ensemble provides opportunities for rehearsing, performing, and experiencing diverse choral music. The Broadmoor Chamber Singers endeavor to enrich the Metrowest area culturally through exposure to varied musical works. Members of the group work to foster a sense of community across towns, while sharing a unique musical experience. The chorus sustains itself through public and private fundraising as well as recruitment, publicity, and ticketed events.

June Ambush joined the Broadmoor Chamber Singers in the fall of 2005. Ms. Ambush has served as a music educator and performing artist since 1972. Since September of 2000, Ms. Ambush has been serving as Music Specialist at the John Marshall School in Dorchester, MA, and directs the John Marshall School Children's Chorus. She also teaches undergraduate music courses at Pine Manor College in Chestnut Hill and summer music classes with the Treble Chorus of New England in Andover.

Ms. Ambush received her Bachelor of Music Education Degree from Howard University in Washington D.C.  She served as the Neighborhood Site Director of the Boston Children’s Chorus at Villa Victoria in the South End from 2004 to 2008. She has been serving as keyboardist for the Christ Temple of Godly Wisdom Ministry in Framingham since 1992.

Our History

In the spring of 1979, a group of friends under the direction of Floice Lund began singing together in the kitchen of the wildlife sanctuary director’s home on the grounds of
Broadmoor Audubon Sanctuary in Natick, Massachusetts.  Since that time, the Broadmoor Chamber Singers have performed extensively in New England for music-loving audiences at Faneuil Hall, the Hammond Castle, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, the Higgins Armory and numerous churches.

The group is known for its diverse repertoire.

Previous Directors

From 1983 to 1997 the group performed under the direction of Jonathan Rappaport.  From the fall of 1997 to 2001 the group performed under the direction of Kathleen
Atteberry. From 2001 to 2003, Daniel Jason Bishop; 2003 to 2004, Nathan Zullinger; and 2004 to 2005, Rebecca Kenneally was the interim director.