Building Choral Communities Behind Prison Walls
Building Choral Communities Behind Prison Walls
Building Choral Communities Behind Prison Walls
Federal Relief Options - Update 1/23/21
Federal Relief Options - Update 1/23/21
Federal Relief Options - Update 1/23/21
Collaboration and New Connections: The Surprising Benefits of Distancing
Collaboration and New Connections: The Surprising Benefits of Distancing
Collaboration and New Connections: The Surprising Benefits of Distancing
More Than A Statement
More Than A Statement
More Than A Statement
Not About Me
Not About Me
Not About Me

Toronto LGBT Honours “International Day of Solidarity”

Posted on: September 23rd, 2013 by GALA Communications LGBTQ News Briefs No Comments

from Barry Dennison at huffpost As President Obama met with gay, lesbians, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people in Russia last week, after the recent G20 Summit, on September 8, 2013, the world was mobilizing in a grassroots movement with marches here in Toronto, cities in the United States, England, Germany, Sweden, Brazil, the Philippines, and many other […]


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Shining Jazzy Chorus – Video from Beijing

Posted on: September 20th, 2013 by Eric Lane Barnes GALA Articles No Comments

Beijing Video from Eric Lane Barnes on Vimeo. After Chen, Roy, Faye and I met with Ambassador Gary Locke we spent a few hours debriefing about the meeting, the concert, and the future of the Shining Jazzy Chorus. Faye (who has been one of the music directors of the group) said to me, “Before you […]


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San Francisco Celebrates LGBT History

Posted on: September 16th, 2013 by GALA Communications LGBTQ News Briefs No Comments

From the Advocate: Out of the Past: Celebrating LGBT History in San Francisco took place in the City by the Bay earlier this month, bringing together nearly 500 attendees who gathered at the historic Old Mint for a look at San Francisco’s unique queer history and culture. Several important speakers were on hand, including Zoe […]


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Chorus dues – You gotta love ‘em!

Posted on: September 13th, 2013 by Teddy Basham-Witherington GALA Articles No Comments

As choruses gather after the summer hiatus, many singers will be faced with the annual dues question and quietly (or not so quietly) grumbling. If I were to ask you if you would like to pay dues the answer might be ‘no.’ Who, after all, ‘enjoys’ paying for anything? So why do our choruses request […]


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GALA History – COAST 1983

Posted on: September 9th, 2013 by GALA Communications LGBTQ News Briefs No Comments

Here’s a window into GALA’s past. This large group photo was taken at COAST (Come Out and Sing Together) in 1983 at Lincoln Center in New York City. COAST brought together 1,200 individuals from 12 choruses from around the US for the first National Gay and Lesbian Choral Festival. All delegates sang in mass choir conducted […]


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Voice Tips 101: What’s Wrong with Your Face?

Posted on: September 6th, 2013 by GALA Communications GALA Articles No Comments

The Singer’s Body – Part 1 by Stephen Edwards In the middle of a recent choral rehearsal for an upcoming concert, I looked up from my music to cue an emotional and heart-felt crescendo in the midst of an especially warm and tender moment of the piece. When I gazed across the chorus, the depth […]


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A Tour of Atlanta – The 2013 GALA Leadership Symposium

Posted on: September 4th, 2013 by GALA Communications GALA Articles No Comments

Kevin Robison, artistic director of the Atlanta Gay Men’s Chorus, and Robert Glor, artistic director of Our Song, take us on a tour of Atlanta, the location for the 2013 GALA Leadership Symposium. Early Registration ends on September 6th. Be sure to register soon! Click here for more.


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