The Utah Chamber Artists is a choir and orchestra based in Salt Lake City, Utah, was established in 1991 by Music Director Barlow Bradford.^[1] The ensemble consists of forty singers and forty players.^[2]

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The choir performed on the National Public Radio program "First Art,"^{[citation needed]} appeared on the Mormon Tabernacle Choir's weekly broadcast^{[citation needed]}, performed with Keith Lockhart and the Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra^{[citation needed]}, and sung on various occasions with the Utah Symphony^{[citation needed]}. Dale Warland and Paul Salamunovich have also been guest conductors during the ensemble's regular concert series.^{[citation needed]} In 1996, the choir was invited to perform with the Israel Chamber Orchestra.^[3] Dr. Bradford conducted the ensembles in a concert tour of Israel which culminated in a studio recording of the John Rutter "Requiem."^{[citation needed]}

Utah Chamber Artists orchestra and choir have recorded several compact discs.^{[citation needed]} Their first, "Welcome All Wonders; A Christmas Celebration," was awarded an "Indie" from National Association of Independent Record Distributors & Manufacturers.^{[citation needed]} Utah Chamber Artists have recorded a second Christmas CD, "Joyous Day," which includes Barlow Bradford's arrangements of carols.^[4]

The choir and orchestra offer a concert season in Salt Lake City in addition to touring and recording performing a variety of music.^[5]