…Murray” in the comments field with your gift. For more information about the commission or to consider this work for performance by your chorus check out the commission webpage. https://youtu.be/qzoeoOyl5ww?si=Q6A3WAPfoCoYXKBs…
…incarcerated. My singers inside would agree that the transformative power of music and choral communities encourages spiritual and emotional development, fosters artistic expression, and teaches how to build community and…
Common Woman Chorus is a beacon for equity, justice, and belonging in the Triangle and beyond, particularly for the LGBTQ+ community. We are a treble chorus made up of woman-identifying,…
…content, and youth outreach. Every adult working within a youth chorus must be completely comfortable with their own sexual and gender identity and be able to communicate openly, and appropriately,…
“When Thunder Comes” was commissioned by One Voice Mixed Chorus and premiered in 2016. It was composed by Mari Esabel Valverde for a concert in collaboration with Mu Daiko Taiko…
…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…
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….
…This commission consortium will be completed for performances in 2025-2026. River City Mixed Chorus (Omaha) is the lead commissioning chorus and we are looking for 10-12 additional choruses to join…
…community. To be more welcoming to our transgender community, we began to make changes. Our language shifted; singers were no longer ‘women and sisters’ but sopranos, altos, and siblings. The…
…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…