2027 Beyond the Notes Festival at the Chula Vista
Middle School CHOIR, ORCHESTRA, BAND & JAZZ BAND Festival
MAY 10-12, 2027
Chula Vista Resort, WI Dells
“The kids had fun and were exhausted at the end of the day. It was the perfect mix of performing and camaraderie building.”
NEW LOCATION, Dates & Opportunities!
Monday, May 10, 2027 - Chula Vista Resort - Choir, Concert Band, Jazz Band
Tuesday, May 11, 2027 - Chula Vista Resort - Choir, Concert Band, Orchestra,
Wednesday, May 12, 2027 - Chula Vista Resort - Choir, Orchestra
Expansion Details
We are excited to share that BTN has officially moved the choir and orchestra festival to the Chula Vista Resort in Wisconsin Dells, marking an exciting new chapter for our organization. Along with our new location, we’ve expanded our offerings to now include middle school jazz ensembles. A limited number of concert band spots are available as well.
This move allows us to increase the amount of time each ensemble spends with its clinician while also creating new opportunities to engage and encourage additional groups to participate.
Why Chula Vista?
Imagine bringing your middle school choir, orchestra, jazz ensemble, or modern band to perform at the Chula Vista Resort in Wisconsin Dells—where music, fun, and unforgettable memories all come together! Not only will you get to showcase your hard work in an inspiring setting, but your group will also have access to amazing amenities like 26 thrilling waterslides stretching over 1.5 miles long and waterparks that have been voted among the Top 10 in the USA—perfect for relaxing and celebrating before or after your performances. With beautiful views of the Wisconsin River from the resort and award-winning food to refuel and hang out together, this trip is about so much more than just music—it’s about team bonding and fun. We’re also working on optional experiences like a classic Wisconsin Dells Duck Ride or a scenic boat tour to give your group even more ways to explore and make the festival truly special.
“It is a fantastic opportunity for students to perform for other students and a panel of clinicians. Having the opportunity to work with some renowned clinicians was really beneficial for students to get a fresh perspective on their music and for teachers to get some new ideas.”
