…transgender, non-binary, or genderqueer; women; people of color. Appreciate and inspire transparency: Transparency implies openness, communication, and accountability. Put singers first: Design communication, operations, and programming with singer empathy top of mind….
The New York City Gay Men’s Chorus, the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles, and 16 other GALA choruses from across the country commissioned Quiet No More, composed by 6…
Maine Gay Men’s Chorus was established in 1992 and performed in Maine for twenty years. After a three-year hiatus, MGMC was reinvented and relaunched in January 2015. Under the artistic…
The Atlanta Women’s Chorus is a talented, diverse group of all ages, backgrounds and beliefs. The group began in 2013 as the Atlanta Women’s Project, a small ensemble sponsored by…
…with it an experience of marginalization. As a woman, I experienced the community marginalization common among women participating in an overwhelmingly male event. Various festivals have addressed this marginalization by…
…men’s chorus. Each festival I’ve attended has brought with it an experience of marginalization. As a woman, I experienced the community marginalization common among women participating in an overwhelmingly male…
Founded in 1983, SVGMC was first called the Liedermann Chorus of San Jose. A group of ten men sang the first full-length concert under the direction of Robert B. Welton…
The Quarryland Men’s Chorus was founded in Summer 2002 by a small group of men seeking the opportunity to make music with fellow like-minded men.
…the soprano/alto (treble) range. With singers across varied ages, sexual orientations, races/ethnicities, abilities, backgrounds, and musical knowledge, IWC is on a journey to create a singing community that provides a…
…of combining their talents, vision, and passion, excited everyone. The four friends asked Randall if he would be interested in joining them in the creation of a new men’s chorus—and…