The Choir of the Eparchy sremska  was formed in 1964 in Sremski Karlovci. The choir has been changing the place of its activity several times during the period of its existence. However, in 1986 when reverend bishop, Mr. Vassiliy, became the Bishop sremski, the Choir came back into Sremski Karlovci and continued its successful activities. At that time priests were the only members of the choir of Eparchy sremska.

The choir had variable success until 1991. Since 1992 the titular name of the Choir returned to the choir of Homeland museum in Cerevic. Under that name it worked until October 1997.

Apart from the regular religious service participation, the Choir had very rich and important concert activity. Among the most successful performances are those in Kolarac, Frescoes Gallery, National Museum and in the so-called, Russian home.

Its important appearances in Novi Sad are those in the Gallery of Matica Srpska, Srpsko Narodno Pozoriste (Serbian National Theatre), Synagogue and National Museum.

The Choir gave concerts in Negotin Mokranjcevi dani (Days of Stevan Mokranjac), in Sombor, Subotica, Zemun, Becej, Srbobran.

At their performances in Greece, Hungary and Russia the members of the choir collected applause and positive critiques. Several TV broadcasts have been made inland and abroad. Members of the choir took part even in a movie.

After November the 1st, 1997 the choir continues its activities as the Choir of Eparchy sremska "Sveti Nikolaj" (Saint Nokolai).

Sremski Karlovci has a centuries tradition of serbian religious music. In 1794 the Theological school "Sveti Arsenij" (Saint Arsenie) was founded there, three years later the first teacher of singing was brought here. Teachers could be only the best singers. So, the tradition of "Karlovacko paojanij" (Singing of Sremski Karlovci), later the church choir singing, spread out and became famous and had a good reputation.

Sremski Karlovci, the residence of the choir, is placed between the hillside of Fruska gora and the river Danube. It is on the very north-eats of Srem province, about 10 km away from Novi Sad, which is administrative, political, economical and cultural centre of Vojvodina. It is also 57 km away Belgrade, the capital of Yugoslavia. This picturesque city is the place of exceptional cultural inheritance.. .