Do you get paid for singing in a choir?

It depends on the choir. Some choirs are professional and pay their singers, while others are amateur and do not. Professional choirs typically require their singers to have a high level of musical training and experience. They may also require their singers to be able to read music and sing in multiple languages. Amateur choirs are typically less demanding and may not require their singers to have any musical training or experience. They may also allow their singers to sing in any language they choose.

In general, professional choirs pay their singers more than amateur choirs. However, the amount of money that a singer can earn from singing in a choir varies depending on the choir's reputation, location, and size. Professional choirs that perform in major cities or with well-known orchestras typically pay their singers more than amateur choirs that perform in small towns or with community orchestras.

If you are interested in singing in a choir, you should contact the choir director to find out if they are a professional or amateur choir and if they pay their singers. You should also ask about the choir's rehearsal schedule, performance schedule, and any other requirements that they may have for their singers.