Posted on: March 9th, 2020 by Miriam Davidson What does the current COVID-19 threat mean for our choral communities? The essence of a choral community is connection and in-person engagement….
…you want to fit into the community at large? Is your chorus comfortable with being strongly identified as a Gay or Lesbian group? Or do you want to be a…
…broadcast viewers. Festival 2016 enjoyed significantly increased visibility in the local community. Several programs and events were added to the schedule to assure that our trans community and communities of…
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…welcome calls. Chorus Administrator Compile the information from audition applications and add to the database. Create an initial roster of new singers to forward to Membership Committee. Membership Committee Welcome…
…argument, and she committed to spending the coming year researching historical women’s repertoire if I would agree to start a women’s choir right away, back in Madison where I was…
…the physical and structural violence targeting trans people, racism is the biggest danger facing trans communities. What would it look like for trans communities to make addressing racism our top…
…Urtusastegui Steve Milloy Tim Blanchard-Modisette Committees Finance Committee—Jeff Smith, Chair Reviews of the annual operating plan for the corporation prior to its submission for full Board approval. Reviews of monthly…
…the history of the organization. Role of the Organization in the Community Describe your chorus in relation to your community – your city’s LGBTQA community, the greater community, your audience….
…woman with a love for music, performance, and her community. She has performed in more than 15 shows so far: some cabarets, some comedy shows, and some musical theater productions…