The purpose of The Forsyth Singers is to establish and maintain a tradition of choral excellence, bringing fine performances of secular and sacred music to our community and surrounding communities.  

Dr. John M. Broman received music degrees from the University of lowa (B.M. in voice,1974; M.A. in choral conducting, 1976; D.M.A. in choral conducting, 1986) where his primary instructors were Don V Moses (conducting), Richard Bloesch (choral literature), and Kathryn Harvey (voice). His collegiate teaching experience includes stints at Dakota Wesleyan University, Mitchell, SD (1976-77), Loras College, Dubuque, IA (1977-92), and the University of North Georgia, Dahlonega, GA (1992-2024). During his
thirty-two years at the University of North Georgia, Dr. Broman received many awards for teaching, the most noteworthy being the 2019 Weston H. Noble Award "in recognition of outstanding achievement in the field of vocal music." The award was created to honor Professor Noble and his service to Luther College, (Decorah, Iowa) and the choral world. While at the University of North Georgia, Le Belle Voci was invited to perform for In Service Conferences of the GMEA in 2006 (Savannah) and in 2016
(Athens), and for the Fall Conference of the GA ACDA in 2021 (Rome). In
addition, Dr. Broman averaged 35-40 presentations per year, performing for
over 600,000 people in the process. He provided music for 130 commencements, organized and directed annual Church Choir Festivals and Choral Explosions, and took 15 tours (6 overseas) with his university choirs.