No. 4 Tuskegee University Golden Voices Concert Choir

Tuskegee University Golden Voices Concert Choir finished fourth with 5.89% of the vote. The choir’s placement highlights one of the oldest and most historic choral traditions in the HBCU world.

Tuskegee says the Golden Voices Concert Choir was founded in 1886 by Booker T. Washington to lead vesper services and other campus events. Today, the choir serves as an ambassadorial organization that promotes the heritage and legacy of Tuskegee University through choral music.

The group’s history gives it a unique place in HBCU music. Tuskegee’s choir tradition has been connected to major venues, national performances, and generations of students who carried the university’s sound forward.

Golden Voices continues to represent the elegance, discipline, and cultural weight of Tuskegee. Its top-five finish shows that fans still recognize the power of a choir rooted in more than a century of Black musical excellence.