About Musica Vitale
The core of their repertoire is based in a cappella song. It includes both sacred and secular music by Russian, French, Spanish, German, American, and British composers. Musica Vitale sings in a wide variety of styles ranging from the light clean lines of Renaissance music to the rich timbre and harmony of Rachmanioff and Stravinsky. Whatever the language or style, their music is always filled with expression. 
In the summer of 2005 a group of friends from the Sacred Heart Loft Choir and the San Diego Opera Chorus decided to form a “summer” choir. Their first performance as an ensemble was a fundraiser for the victims of Hurricane Katrina in November of 2005. At this concert the group revealed its unique potential and Musica Vitale was born.