ASO Children's Chorus

The ASO Children's Chorus features treble singers ages 9-13. These young students will be seen on stage during the Home for the Holidays concerts in December 2026! Tickets start at $19, click below for more information!

Interested in participating? Watch this space for audition announcements and ensemble updates!

Information on Tuition Scholarships

Through the generosity of donors, Tuition Scholarships are available. Please complete your online application prior to registering for the Children's Chorus and wait for further instruction. Scholarships do not carry over from year to year. A new application must be completed each year.

**Scholarship information for the 2027-2028 season will be announced here once it is available!**

Children's Chorus Performance From May 18, 2026

Meet The Co-Directors!

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Satia Spencer

Spencer is a multidisciplinary arts educator with more than 20 years of teaching and leadership experience. She is a certified PreK-12 music specialist with a BA in Music Education from the University of Arkansas–Little Rock. She currently serves as an elementary music specialist at Forest Heights STEM Academy, where she founded the FHSA Treble Choir and Music Club and co-directed the LRSD Honor Choir, Voices Without Borders.

Spencer has held leadership roles with arts organizations, including Wildwood Academy of Music and the Arts, MT Stage, and the Arkansas Repertory Theater. A sought-after performer, Satia is recognized regionally and internationally for her versatility across opera, gospel, jazz, and musical theater, including performances with the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra.

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Shea Barham

A multidisciplinary teaching artist with over two decades of experience performing, guiding, and creating with young artists, Barham is a certified PK-12 music teacher with a master’s of music in opera performance from Oklahoma City University’s Wanda L. Bass School of Music and a background in piano instruction.

Barham teaches at Pulaski Academy, where she will continue to work full-time. She directs the sixth-
grade choir and serves as both a middle school music teacher and an upper school piano lab instructor. An
active performer in local theater, she has appeared in productions at Wildwood Park for the Arts,
Argenta Contemporary Theatre and Actors Theatre of Little Rock.