History
Choral singing has had a long history in the Hemet-San Jacinto Valley area, going back at least as far as 1962 when a local singer and businessman founded the Hemacinto Chorale. Throughout the years various groups have continued to come together with the purpose of singing beautiful and challenging choral music.
One of these groups, formed in 1989, with Virginia Pritchard as accompanist, found itself suddenly without a director in the fall of that year. Jane Atherstone, a singing member of the group, assumed the directorship. It became The Inland Chamber Chorale and later The Inland Chorale.

Christmas, 1997
In its twenty years of existence, the Inland Chorale has performed the music of Mozart, Pergolesi, Schubert, Brahms, Faure and many other distinguished composers and arrangers. Modern composers such as John Rutter, John Leavitt and Mark Hayes are also well-represented. We have sung in Latin, Italian, Spanish, German, French, Hebrew, and most recently, Estonian.