Join our Producer Circle of Giving to take advantage of some pretty great perks.
Soloists
$250 – $499
Recognition of donation in concert programs
One (1) ticket to each of the next 2 major concerts
Divas
$500 – $999
Recognition of donation in concert programs
Two (2) tickets each to the Winter, Spring & Summer Concerts (Excludes In the Spotlight)
Priority seating at concerts (must RSVP)
Invitation to an annual Donor Appreciation Event
Prodigy
$1,000 – $2,499
Recognition of donation in concert programs
Four (4) tickets each to the Winter, Spring & Summer Concerts (Excludes In the Spotlight)
Priority seating at concerts (must RSVP)
Invitation to an annual Donor Appreciation Event
Virtuoso
$2,500 – $4,999
Recognition of donation in concert programs
Six (6) tickets each to the Winter, Spring & Summer Concerts (Excludes In the Spotlight)
Priority seating at concerts (must RSVP)
Recognition of your support at our concerts
Invitation to an annual Donor Appreciation Event
Maestro
$5,000 +
Recognition of donation in concert programs
Six (6) tickets each to the Winter, Spring & Summer Concerts (Excludes In the Spotlight)
Priority seating at concerts (must RSVP)
Recognition of your support at our concerts
Invitation to an annual Donor Appreciation Event
Dinner for Four (4) with RCMC’s Artistic Director
River City Mixed Chorus | P.O. Box 3267 | Omaha, NE 68103
If singing is not your thing but you would still like to be a part of the RCMC family, you can join our group, Fifth Voice, which is composed of non-singing RCMC members who volunteer at our concerts and events. To learn more, email us at volunteer@rcmc.org.
Interested in becoming a corporate sponsor? Contact Travis Mullins at travismullins@rcmc.org.
Big? The biggest.
Gay? As if you need to ask.
Lottery? More like if a raffle and a lottery joined forces for one awesome fundraiser.
Just one ticket enters you into 58 drawings—each with a prize of $100, $200 or $500. You win, we win, we keep performing, everyone wins.
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Ticket sales for the 2025 BGL have ended. Thank you to all who supported this year’s fundraiser!
All checks are mailed to winners at the end of each month. If you have not received your check by the 10th of the following month, please email us at fundraising@rcmc.org.
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River City Mixed Chorus
P.O. Box 3267
Omaha, NE 68103
402-341-7464
contact@rcmc.org
Mission
Creating exceptional musical experiences to support diversity, inspire change, and empower communities.
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Katie Kresha
Executive Director
Katie Kresha brings more than 35 years of experience in the Omaha arts scene, performing in her first community theater musical at age 4. She has worked professionally as an actor and singer, touring the country with the Omaha Theater Company for Young People. Katie has her Bachelors of Arts in Theater, with a focus in Acting and Directing, from the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) and a Masters in Public Administration from Bellevue University.
In her professional life, Katie has served the nonprofit community for nearly twenty years, working in higher education and community-based nonprofits. She served as Executive Director of City Sprouts for nearly four years and as Development Director for Great Plains Theater Commons, after many years leading in the International Programs department at UNO. Katie has extensive experience in grant writing and management, program development and implementation, nonprofit management, and strategic planning.
Katie joined RCMC in 2023 as a singing member and as Executive Director in 2025. She dedicates her singing contributions to the choir in remembrance of her dear friend, Brad Fuglei, lost to suicide in 2001, whose legacy she has worked to honor through her advocacy work in the LGBTQIA+ community. She is truly humbled and grateful to serve as the inaugural Executive Director of such a historic and impactful organization.
Adam Witte
Assistant Artistic Director
Adam Witte has never been one to shy away from a music genre or musical instrument. His tastes, talent, and curiosity run far and wide, taking him on adventures across Europe playing euphonium solos with the University of Nebraska-Omaha Symphonic Wind Ensemble, guiding him to sing acapella vocal jazz with Nexus, and prompting him to play keyboards with local band The Confidentials. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Music from the University of Omaha with an emphasis in euphonium.
Though his musical accomplishments are long and varied, vocal music has played a big role in Adam’s journey. He has always been involved in church music, from singing in the choir to playing piano and handbells; most recently, he served as Director of Music Ministries at St. Andrew’s United Methodist Church in Omaha for seven and a half years. It only seems fitting that Adam became a singing member of River City Mixed Chorus only to be named Assistant Artistic Director a short year later. In addition to his engagements with RCMC and Nexus, Adam is also a singing member of the Omaha vocal ensemble Resonance.
Dr. A. Barron Breland
Artistic Director
With degrees in Music Theory and Choral Conducting from the University of Georgia and the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, Dr. A. Barron Breland has a diverse background in many different fields of music, including the piano and saxophone. Currently, he is Professor of Music and Chair of the Department of Fine & Performing Arts at Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska, conducting their premiere ensemble, the Creighton University Chamber Choir, and teaching classes in music theory, history, and conducting.
Breland is in demand throughout the Midwest as a conductor, chorusmaster, clinician, and adjudicator, and he has prepared choruses for Grammy and Tony-winning artists such as Laura Benanti, John Mellencamp, Brian d’Arcy James, and conductors Dale Warland and Ted Sperling. Breland has also served as Chorusmaster and prepared numerous works for the Omaha Symphony, including Beethoven’s 9th Symphony, Carmina Burana, Elijah, Messiah, and many others.
Breland’s first exposure to professional choral music was as a member of the Atlanta Boy Choir where he performed with Robert Shaw and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, as well as in tours and festivals throughout Europe. Today, besides his leadership of the Creighton University Chamber Choir and RCMC, he is also the Music Director of Résonance, a semi-professional chorus whose debut album Pilgrimage was released in July 2020 on the MSR Classics label.
Breland became the Artistic Director of the River City Mixed Chorus in January 2011, and in his 10-year tenure with the organization the ensemble has grown to over 120 active singing members, has headlined conferences and performed alongside Grammy-winning Conspirare, and has taken the stages of historic and iconic venues around the region. All of the ensembles under Breland’s leadership perform regularly with the Omaha Symphony, and all have performed at state and regional ACDA, and NMEA conferences.
Travis Mullins
Chorus Manager
Unlike the majority of RCMC’s members, Travis Mullins is never one for the spotlight. If he had it his way, he would forever remain behind the scenes (and curtains), busy working on managing the chorus’s day-to-day operations.
So how does a reserved intellect who doesn’t sing and prefers the audience seat to the stage find himself as the manager of a performance organization? For starters, he’s a big proponent of the arts and the positive effects it has on the community. He also believes that, as the state’s first and currently only LGBTQ+ chorus, RCMC’s messages need to be heard. And, his husband happens to be RCMC’s Artistic Director, Dr. A. Barron Breland, so the chorus was a part of his life before he became a part of its life.
Travis first served for four years as treasurer on RCMC’s Board of Directors while also volunteering his time on the chorus’s fundraising and marketing committees. His management experience and accounting skills didn’t go unnoticed, and in 2016 he was hired on with the official title Chorus Manager. During his free time, you can find him attending rehearsals and performances, proudly watching on as his favorite performers sing their hearts out.
Keith Hart
Collaborative Pianist
Keith Hart was a public school music teacher in a previous life. As much as he loved the job and working with kids, he felt an undeniable tug from the theater world. He set his sights on a graduate degree in theatre, and worked on productions at various theaters in Kansas City.
With production experience under his belt, Keith moved to Omaha, Nebraska where he has worked as a pianist, musical director, and scenic designer for numerous theatrical productions. He also holds down a day job as Manager of Programs at Joslyn Castle.
The piano has been a constant in Keith’s life. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in music education with an emphasis in piano from Northwest Missouri State University and a Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of Missouri – Kansas City. His love of accompanying and playing with a wide range of soloists, ensembles, and choirs led him to River City Mixed Chorus in 2015, joining the organization as Collaborative Pianist.
