During the summer of 2013, a group of men gathered around the idea of creating a new choral ensemble dedicated to providing quality musical entertainment while educating its singers and furthering a positive image and appreciation of the LGBTQ community. Steel City Men’s Chorus’ mission is to create community, educate, and give voice to LGBTQ issues …
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 on June 16, 1984, as part of San Jose’s Gay Pride Celebration. In 1988, we changed our name to the Silicon Valley Gay Men’s Chorus …
The Sacramento Gay Men’s Chorus (SGMC) is one of the oldest and largest LGBTQ+ performing arts organizations in the Sacramento region. The chorus was founded in 1984 as a singing group that aimed to foster a sense of community and support gay men in the Sacramento area during the AIDS crisis. SGMC now consists of …
We the members of the Rochester Gay Men’s Chorus unite proudly to seek a better world for ourselves, our community, and for our nation by sowing the seeds of harmony through the universal language of music. We sing for ourselves to make glorious music with friends who experience the world as we do and who …
In September 2019, during Richmond’s Pride celebration, our organization officially renounced our original name of “Monument City Music” and chose to no longer connect ourselves with the many monuments throughout the city that glorified slaveholders and brought pain to members of the community. On that day, Richmond Allied Voices was born, with a rejuvenated goal …
In 1995, an advertisement was placed in a local LGBTQ magazine, looking for gay men who loved to sing choral music. Twelve men gathered together at that first meeting and the Providence Gay Men’s Chorus was born! Over the years, we have rehearsed in various locations and performed in many different venues. We have been welcomed, …
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 …