Reveille Men’s Chorus is committed to a mission and vision that serves to promote acceptance of LGBTQI individuals in a larger context through music and the talents of its members. Reveille’s members all stand in unison to support: “Changing Lives Through Music”
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.
In 2016, friends—Jeremy Adams, Michael Champagne, Bradley Hamilton, and Dylan Walker—decided to form an acapella singing group, “The Unicords”. While the newly formed Unicords rehearsed, Michael joined a local theatre group and began working on a production being directed by Randall Wrisinger. Over many conversations it was clear that they all shared a love of music …
The Phoenix Gay Men’s Chorus is a premiere performing arts organization that strives to unite, inspire, educate, and entertain its diverse audiences, members, allies, and supporting partners. Through our music and with our key community collaborating partners, we address issues on bullying/violence, suicide, parenting, conversion therapy, discrimination, healthcare, and acceptance just to name a few. Equally as important, we provide …
PHC is Madison’s LGBTQ+ chorus for singers with tenor, baritone, and bass vocal ranges. We welcome both singing and volunteer members of any gender, identity, and expression to sing and to serve on committees or the Board of Directors.
Out Loud began in the fall of 2005 with ten singers in First Congregational Church in Colorado Springs. The ten had gathered together to sing simply just for fun, but little did they know that they were the start of something that would become a safe haven for LGBTQIA men from around the state. As …
OVM is organized and promoted by the singing and non-singing members who devote their time, talents, and financial support to do everything it takes on stage and behind the scenes to make the music happen. We are truly a community chorus, committed to spreading harmony and goodwill throughout Milwaukee and beyond.
Established in 1988 as a local group performing in area churches, the North Coast Men’s Chorus has grown into the largest LGBT arts organization in Northeast Ohio with over 100 members. Each year the Chorus performs before 30,000+ people at venues that have included the Hanna, the State and Connor Palace Theatres at Playhouse Square, …
The New Mexico Gay Men’s Chorus began in 1981 with the name The Brash Ensemble. It started as a sixteen-member group and has varied in size from eight to sixty. As one of the country’s first gay men’s choruses the new ensemble functioned as a performing group within its parent organization, Common Bond. As surprising as …
During our 29 year history, the NJGMC has presented an annual concert series consisting of two or three concert weekends, as well as various community performances as part of our commitment to involvement and outreach. We have worked in conjunction with the New Jersey Names Project and marched with the AIDS Memorial Quilt at Jersey Pride in …