The Georgia Mass Choir
The Georgia Mass Choir is a renowned American gospel choir based in Macon, Georgia, known for its powerful and uplifting performances. Founded in 1983 by Rev. Milton Biggham, the choir quickly gained recognition for its rich harmonies and dynamic energy, which captured the spirit and tradition of gospel music. The choir's repertoire includes a mix of traditional gospel hymns and contemporary gospel songs, showcasing their versatility and deep-rooted faith. Over the years, they have performed at various prestigious events, including the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, and have been featured in several national television broadcasts.
One of the choir's most notable collaborations was with Whitney Houston on the soundtrack for The Preacher's Wife, where they provided the backing vocals for several tracks. This partnership introduced the choir to a broader audience, further solidifying their place in gospel music history. The Georgia Mass Choir continues to inspire and uplift listeners with their passionate performances, remaining an enduring symbol of the gospel music tradition.
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