A Men's Chorus is a vocal ensemble composed exclusively of male singers. These groups perform a variety of musical styles, including classical, contemporary, and folk music. Men's choruses often focus on harmony and blend, showcasing the unique qualities of male vocal ranges, such as tenor, baritone, and bass. Men's choruses can be found in schools, community organizations, and professional settings. They provide opportunities for men to engage in music-making, develop vocal skills, and foster camaraderie. Notable examples include the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus and the Harvard Glee Club, which have contributed significantly to the choral music landscape.