About Mosaic
Mosaic was founded on April 1st, 2026 as the newest chorus of the Wasatch Front Chapter (WFC) of the Barbershop Harmony Society (BHS), singing alongside our sibling ensemble, The Saltaires.
There are many ways to build an all-voice chorus—but we are intentionally built to be something a little different.
Mosaic exists within a paired-ensemble ecosystem alongside the Saltaires—equal in purpose, distinct in identity, and designed to strengthen the artistic life of the chapter as a whole. We’re shaping Mosaic as a living intersection where singers don’t just show up to rehearse, but actively help shape what the ensemble becomes—grounded in belonging, artistic growth, and collaborative excellence.
A place where every voice matters. And every voice is expected to grow.
Why we do what we do
We believe singing is more than performance—it’s connection made audible.
Mosaic exists to create joy in excellence, where singers can pursue meaningful artistry without losing sight of the simple human reason we sing in the first place: to belong, to express, and to share something real with other people.
We are driven by a shared set of values that shape everything we do:
VISION
What We Love
Joy in Excellence
Perform at our best and savor the personal fulfillment of singing
Belonging For All
Create a welcoming spaces where every voice belongs, learns, and contributes to artistic excellence
Harmonious Connections
Forge musical and interpersonal relationships
Purposeful Performance
Cultivate meaningful messages and intentional impact
MISSION
What We're Good At
Breakthroughs in rehearsal & Performance
Pursue continuous growth and refinement
Elevate & Innovate
Advance our craft as an ensemble, as singers, and as leaders
Inclusive Voices
Welcome and honor every voice; promote a spirit of inclusivity
Collaborative Excellence
Champion collaboration and lifelong learning to achieve the highest musical and organizational standards
SERVICE
What The World Needs
Ignite Audiences
Inspire through excellent artistry and authentic performance
Accessible Singing
Provide opportunities for all voices to engage in high-quality education and performance experiences
Cohesive Community
Weave strong and sharing musical relationshiops across Utah and abroad
Empower Authenticity
Enable singers to reach their potential, express their authentic selves, and share their stories with distinction
OUTCOMES
What Sustains Us
Foster Fulfillment
Inspire through excellent artistry and authentic performance
Artistic Growth
Enhance the artistry, education, and potential of our membership
Recognition for Excellence
Earn acknowledgment for high-quality performances and innovative approaches
Sustainability
- Develop resilient and adaptable leaders
- Optimize organizational dynamics
- Integrate ideas, resources, and people to amplify and propel enduring artistic and cultural flourishing
What we do
Mosaic performs a cappella music through a barbershop-informed harmonic lens, blended with contemporary pop, jazz, choral repertoire, and reimagined standards.
Our arrangements and programming emphasize:
- rich ensemble sound and vocal blend
- emotional clarity and storytelling
- inventive, modern approaches to familiar material
- musical experiences that feel both crafted and alive
Every piece we sing comes back to one question:
What are we trying to say—and why does it matter right now?
That question guides our rehearsal process, our interpretive choices, and the way we shape performances as an ensemble. And then we build the answer together.
Join us
If you love to sing—or you used to, or you’re not entirely sure yet—you’re welcome here.
No auditions to visit. No barriers to start. No need to already fit any mold.
Just show up. We’ll figure the rest out together.
We rehearse Wednesdays, 7–10 PM at the CAEC in Salt Lake City.
If you have a voice, you have a place with us.
If you have any questions, email us! [email protected]
Mosaic Musical Director — Grant Goulding
Grant Goulding is a musical director, evidence-based vocal coach, performer, and internationally-sought arranger whose work centers on collaborative ensemble musicianship. He serves as a Musical Director with the Wasatch Front Chapter in Salt Lake City, directing the Mosaic Chorus and serving as Arranger-in-Residence for Mosaic and The Saltaires.
A frequent clinician and presenter, Grant has led workshops and masterclasses nationally and internationally, including featured engagements at the Texas Music Educators Association Convention, National American Choral Directors Association Convention, and the Vaasa Choral Festival in Finland. He has also served on education teams for Sweet Adelines International Region 10 and the Barbershop Harmony Society Southwestern and Rocky Mountain Districts, and most recently served on the Harmony University Faculty at the 2025 BHS International Convention.
As an arranger, Grant’s work has been performed by ensembles across five continents, and served as an editor for the BHS Arranging Manuals. A three-time district quartet champion in BHS’s Rocky Mountain and Southwestern Districts, he has launched, sung in, and directed award-winning ensembles at regional, district, and international levels, and led an ensemble to Finals at the International Championship of High School A Cappella.
When not making music, Grant enjoys diverse food and drink, deep discourse, stories of all stripes, punny wordplay, time with his fiancée Danielle, and negotiating with their three cats, with a 1-for-3 success rate.
Artistic Director, Mosaic Assistant Director — Steve Scott
Steve Scott is a music educator for the Barbershop Harmony Society where he created and curates educational materiel and music collections. A barbershopper for over thirty years, Steve taught voice and choir at the college level before joining the BHS staff. His research interests include the biophysiology of the singing voice, acoustics, and barbershop history.
He is a certified BHS Singing judge, a frequent faculty member for harmony colleges around the world where he teaches voice techniques and vocal pedagogy and is a clinician, voice teacher, and coach. Steve serves as the principal vocal coach of the 2022 international champion chorus, the Music City Chorus, in Nashville, TN, and was recently appointed Artistic Director of the Saltaires men’s chorus in Salt Lake City, UT in December 2024. He enjoys traveling and exploring the world with his wife and two children when not doing music.
Mosaic.
Where every voice, background, and
musical story comes together.