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| Amasong: C-U's Premier Lesbian/Feminist Chorus | Founded in 1990, the chorus numbers approximately 50 members. |
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| P.O. Box 902 |
| Urbana, IL 61803 |
| 217-328-6828 (voice) |
| OFFICE@AMASONG.ORG |
| www.amasong.org |
| Meagan Johnson Smith, Music Director |
| Amasong is an award-winning amateur chorus with an enthusiastic local following. We perform folkloric, women-oriented, and classical music. We were founded in 1991. Amasong provides an opportunity for lesbians and feminist women to gather together in the pursuit of choral excellence. Amasong's repertoire draws most heavily upon folk music from various world traditions, music written by women, and other music reflecting women's experience. Amasong accepts women at varying levels of experience and ability. Our director is Meagan Johnson Smith. Amasong is supported by a board of directors. Our chorus' full name is "Amasong: Champaign-Urbana's Premier Lesbian/Feminist Chorus." |
| Anna Crusis Women's Choir | Founded in 0, the chorus numbers approximately 0 members. |
| Philadelphia, PA |
| info@annacrusis.org |
| www.annacrusis.org/ |
| Arizona Women in Tune | Founded in 1993, the chorus numbers approximately 50 members. |
| 1212 W. 9th St. |
| Phoenix, AZ 85281 |
| 602-487-1940 (voice) |
| 480-921-2545 (fax) |
| execdirector@azwit.com |
| www.azwit.com/ |
| Kimilee D. McCreary, Artistic Director |
| Arizona Women in Tune is a women's community chorus with an emerging presence in the greater Phoenix arts scene and is an an active part of the national LGBT choral movement. Singers are diverse in age, ethnicity, race, physical ability, sexual orientation, and economic and life experience. Singers commit to a rigorous rehearsal and performance schedule. We do not require auditions; interested singers attend a rehearsal and then meet with the Artistic Director to discuss their musical goals and experience. Mission statement: Arizona Women in Tune is committed to enhanced lesbian visibility, celebrations of the contributions of women in music, and the passionate pursuit of artistic excellence. |
| Artemis Singers | Founded in 1980, the chorus numbers approximately 24 members. |
| PO Box 578296 |
| Chicago, IL 60657- |
| 773-764-4465 (voice) |
| 773-777-9533 (fax) |
| INFO@ARTEMISSINGERS.ORG |
| www.artemissingers.org |
| Self Directed, Multiple Member Directors |
| Artemis Singers is a lesbian feminist chorus comprised of women with diverse backgrounds who are dedicated to performing music written or arranged by women. The chorus works to effect positive change in cultural attitudes toward women and women artists, as well as to increase the visibility of lesbian feminists. Our goal in selecting and performing music is to provide an emotionally moving, spiritually and aesthetically uplifting, and politically motivating experience to our audience. We want to entertain, amuse, and educate; to highlight historical, political, and personal events and experiences common to women; and most of all, to share a sense of community with our audience. Membership is open to all women singers, regardless of musical background. No audition is required. We are a self-directed chorus; we have no paid director. Women who choose to direct Artemis Singers may direct one or many songs, and we may have six or more different directors during the course of any single performance. Our music is selected at meetings open to any member who chooses to participate. |
| Athena's Fire | Founded in 2009, the chorus numbers approximately 7 members. |
| 3432 Perrysville Ave |
| Pittsburgh, PA 15214 |
| 4124187709 (voice) |
| rgodfrey8@comcast.net |
| Marcia Smith |
| Brand new! |
| Aurora Chorus | Founded in 1992, the chorus numbers approximately 110 members. |
| PO Box 14505 |
| Portland, OR 97293 |
| 503-287-6721 (voice) |
| INFO@AURORACHORUS.ORG |
| www.aurorachorus.org/ |
| Joan Szymco |
| About Us Since 1992, Aurora has blended the strength of women and the power of music to heal and inspire. Led by director and composer Joan Szymko, Aurora Chorus consists of over 100 women from the Portland area. Aurora presents two concerts each season as well as appearing at community outreach events. The chorus demonstrates the uplifting and transformative power of music. Mission: To inspire and reflect the universal yearning for peace by giving voice to women. Vision: Powerful women singing peace. |
| Bayou City Women's Chorus | Founded in 2005, the chorus numbers approximately 65 members. |
| 3815 Garrott Street |
| Houston, TX 77006 |
| 7135217464 (voice) |
| 7138682020 (fax) |
| admin@bcpahouston.org |
| www.bayoucityperformingarts.org |
| Linus Lerner, Artistic Director |
| We welcome ALL women singers regardless of age, race, religion, creed, or sexual orientation. We come together to create excellence in choral music. At the same time, we provide a welcoming, loving, nurturing environment for our members and provide a source of pride, unity, and support for our diverse communities. We also have a heck of a lot of fun! |
| Brattleboro Women's Chorus | Founded in 1996, the chorus numbers approximately 60 members. |
| PO Box 849 |
| Putney, VT 05346 |
| bwchorus@gmail.com |
| www.brattleborowomenschorus.org/ |
| Becky Graber |
| The Brattleboro Women's Chorus is a multi-generational community chorus for women and girls, ages 10 and up, of all backgrounds and levels of musical experience. We are mothers, daughters, students, teachers, business women, laborers, caregivers, and artists from all walks of life who enjoy making music and harmonizing together. Founded in the fall of 1996 by conductor Becky Graber, the chorus was incorporated in the state of Vermont in January of 2002 and recognized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in April of 2003. Since its founding, the chorus has grown to a group of 50 - 100 Brattleboro area women and girls who sing together Wednesday nights and present two annual concerts. Chorus members also deliver Singing Valentines, participate in sing-alongs at area nursing homes, and sing in occasional local events. In spring 2008 the chorus sang as a part of our local "Take Back the Night" gathering, and was featured in "A Celebration of Women in Agriculture", an event that kicked off Brattleboro's annual Strolling of the Heifers weekend. |
| Calliope Feminist Choir | Founded in 1993, the chorus numbers approximately 34 members. |
| Athens, OH |
| calliopefeministchoir@gmail.com, |
| Nancy Pierce, Artistic Director |
| We are women, living in the foothills of Appalachia, who love singing together. Our feminism unites us as lesbian, bisexual, and heterosexual women dedicated to performing music that honors women and promotes justice, peace, equality, and right relationship with the earth and its inhabitants. We celebrate women’s culture through songs of beauty and spirit composed and arranged primarily by women. We work hard and have fun. The basic structure of Calliope Feminist Choir is comprised of an Artistic Director, a Steering Committee, and the General Membership. Policy and direction, as determined by the Artistic Director and the Steering Committee, will be guided by Membership ideas and concerns. |
| Canta Bella Women's Chorus |
| 406 Iris Place |
| Davis, CA 956160228 |
| WoMaMu@aol.com |
| www.judyfjell.com |
| Judy Fjell |
| Cantigas Women's Choir | Founded in 2002, the chorus numbers approximately 44 members. |
| PO Box 904 |
| Hoboken, NJ 07030- |
| 201-435-5380 (voice) |
| CANTIGASCHOIR@GMAIL.COM |
| www.cantigas.net |
| Joan Isaacs Litman, Artistic Director |
| Cantigas Women's Choir brings women of the community together to explore the rich tradition of women singing and to perform a broad spectrum of music, ancient and contemporary; sacred and secular. The Cantigas Women's Choir advocates through song for those whose hearts need to be uplifted and whose voices need to be heard. We perform regularly with the women of the Edna Mahan Correctional Facility in Clinton, NJ. Cantigas rehearses weekly in Hoboken, N.J., fifteen minutes from New York City. |
| Charlottesville Women's Choir | Founded in 1984, the chorus numbers approximately 29 members. |
| 912 Saint Charles Avenue |
| Charlottesville, VA 22901 |
| 434-244-7858 (voice) |
| MDJ7422@YAHOO.COM |
| sbaiocco.home.comcast.net/~sbaiocco/CWC.htm |
| Self Directed |
| The Charlottesville Women's Choir is a congenial group committed to the shared joy of creating music together and creating a world filled with peace, freedom, and justice for ALL. We often sing in support of local women's groups working against domestic violence and sexual assault. The CWC has no single director, but rather is group led by consensus. Various members direct songs of their choice and all lift a joyful voice. |
| Columbus Women's Chorus | Founded in 1989, the chorus numbers approximately 40 members. |
| P. O. Box 10799 |
| Columbus, OH 43201 |
| 614-878-3684 (voice) |
| info@cwchorus.org |
| www.cwchorus.org |
| Jennifer Bell and Sheena Phillips, Co-Artistic Director |
| CWC's mission is to foster excellence and innovation in the perforance and presentation of women's music. We are a non-auditioned chorus with open membership twice yearly. |
| Common Woman Chorus | Founded in 1982, the chorus numbers approximately 40 members. |
| Durham, NC |
| INFOCWC@YAHOO.COM |
| www.commonwomanchorus.net |
| Cindy Bizzell, Artistic Director |
| The Common Woman Chorus’s mission is to * Sing empowering music that highlights the diversity and strength of women’s lives and experiences * Share with and educate the community through music * Develop and refine individual and group musical skills through regular rehearsal and performance * Encourage and support discussion, friendship, leadership, and the open exchange of beliefs with each other through regular check-ins, social gatherings, discussions, and rehearsals * Network with other like-minded choruses, and support such networks, societies, and organizations. |
| Crescendo Tampa Bay Women's Chorus | Founded in 1991, the chorus numbers approximately 23 members. |
| PO Box 274082 |
| Tampa Bay, FL 33688 |
| 866-568-4833 (voice) |
| 813-968-9093 (fax) |
| info@crescendosings.com |
| www.crescendosings.com |
| Sunny Hall, Artistic Director |
| Founded, in 1991, on lesbian, feminist-centered values, Crescendo is an inclusive women's chorus committed to the performance of music that inspires, educates, and unifies. |
| fortissima: DC's Feminist Singers | Founded in 1983, the chorus numbers approximately 12 members. |
| Washington, DC |
| goddess@fortissima.org |
| www.dcfeministchorus.org/ |
| The MISSION of Fortissima is to strive toward musical excellence; project a message of feminism, social justice, and peace; broaden our repertoire and increase our musical skills; enjoy making music together. Founded in 1978 as the DC Area Feminist Chorus, Fortissima is committed to activism and advocacy through music. Members recognize that improving as musicians and acting as trustees of the chorus are necessary to reach these goals. We are both voices raised in song and voices carrying our mission forward. |
| Grand Rapids Women's Chorus | Founded in 1996, the chorus numbers approximately 35 members. |
| P.O. Box 68486 |
| Grand Rapids, MI 49516 |
| 616-459-2655 (voice) |
| 231-972-8846 (fax) |
| INFO@GRWC.ORG |
| www.grwc.org |
| Lori Tennenhouse, Artistic Director |
| The Grand Rapids Women's Chorus is dedicated to singing culturally diverse music that promotes appreciation of women composers and arrangers. Established for the education, enjoyment, and enrichment of its members and its audience, the organization seeks to create and inspire meaningful experience through musical expression. |
| Hersong: the Quad-Cities Women's Chorus | Founded in 1988, the chorus numbers approximately 22 members. |
| P.O. Box 5059 |
| Davenport, IA 52808 |
| 309-737-9898 (voice) |
| Hersong@netexpress.net |
| www.hersong.us |
| Marcia Renaud, Artistic Director |
| HERSONG: the Quad-Cities Women's Chorus celebrates women's strength through their joy of singing by showcasing women's music and singing on the themes of acceptance, inclusivitiy of all peoples, social justice, peace, care for the earth, and women's experience. Hersong has developed a rich and powerful multicultural performance repertoire representative of many types of music, peoples and experiences. In addition to our web site, you can learn more about our activities via our MySpace page: http://www.myspace.com/hersongquadcities . |
| Indianapolis Women's Chorus | Founded in 1994, the chorus numbers approximately 50 members. |
| PO Box 2919 |
| Indianapolis, IN 462062919 |
| 3179319464 (voice) |
| indychoruses@att.net |
| www.indychoruses.org/iwc/ |
| Pamela Blevins Hinkle, Artistic Director |
| The Indianapolis Women's Chorus, along with the Indianapolis Men's Chorus, is part of IndyChoruses, which was established to promote acceptance for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgendered persons through the power of music. Founded in 1994, the women's chorus is an auditioned, 50-voice ensemble of lesbian, straight, and bisexual women. The chorus regularly partners with dancers, musicians, and community organizations. In 2005, the chorus joined the interdisciplinary performance group Susurrus to present Waterways, a site-specific work on the downtown Indianapolis canal. In 2007, the chorus partnered with a local high school, Park Tudor, and dancer Nina Ryan to present a Sprit & Place concert called All God's Critters Got a Place in the Choir. And in 2008, the chorus and the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art collaborated to present two concerts. The chorus has developed talent in vocal improvisation and supports the women of the chorus to explore their own creativity to develop their own creator pieces. |
| Juneau Pride Chorus | Founded in 1997, the chorus numbers approximately 30 members. |
| 8445 Kimberly St. |
| Juneau, AK 99801 |
| 907-789-6167 (voice) |
| 907-789-6176 (fax) |
| LESLIEWOOD@GCI.NET |
| Leslie Wood, Music Director |
| We are a women's chorus sponsored by PFLAG Juneau – a chorus of mothers, daughters, sisters, lovers, and grandmothers whose common bond is a love of singing and a desire to celebrate our diversity. |
| Marmalade | Founded in 2000, the chorus numbers approximately 5 members. |
| 27 Rhema Court |
| Elizabethtown, PA 17022 |
| 717-367-8030 (voice) |
| ETOWNACAPPELLA@GMAIL.COM |
| www.marmaladies.com |
| Alissa Plant, Director/Singer |
| Marmalade is a five-voice women's a cappella ensemble based in Elizabethtown, PA. We sing jazz, pop, folk, holiday, and category-defying music, all a cappella all the time. |
| Melodia Women's Choir of NYC | Founded in 2003, the chorus numbers approximately 35 members. |
| 446 West 47th Street, 1B |
| New York, NY 10036 |
| 212-757-2945 (voice) |
| 212-265-8997 (fax) |
| WOMENSCHOIR@MINDSPRING.COM |
| www.melodiawomenschoir.org |
| Cynthia Powell, Artistic Director |
| Founded by Jenny Clarke, Executive Director, and Cynthia Powell, Artistic Director, Melodia Women's Choir explores and performs classical and contemporary women’s choral music. We perform at a variety of venues around New York City and present works with instrumental accompaniment as well as acappella repertoire. We are also committed to creating opportunities for women composers through commissions and residencies. |
| MUSE: Cincinnati's Women's Choir | Founded in 1984, the chorus numbers approximately 60 members. |
| PO Box 23292 |
| Cincinnati, OH 45223 |
| 513-221-1118 (voice) |
| 513-729-6714 (fax) |
| muse@musechoir.org |
| www.musechoir.org/ |
| Catherine Roma, Artistic Director |
| MUSE is a women's choir dedicated to musical excellence and social change. In keeping with our belief that diversity is strength, we are feminist women of varied ages, races, and ethnicities with a range of musical abilities, political interests, and life experiences. We are women loving women; we are heterosexual, lesbian and bisexual women united in song. We commission and seek out music composed by women, pieces written to enhance the sound of women's voices, and songs that honor the enduring spirit of all peoples. In performing, we strive for a concert experience that entertains, inspires, motivates, heals, and creates a feeling of community with our audience. |
| Out On A Clef |
| 70 Yosemite Ave, #105 |
| Oakland, CA 94611-5363 |
| info@outonaclef.com |
| www.outonaclef.com |
| Rainbow Women's Chorus | Founded in 1996, the chorus numbers approximately 20 members. |
| 14938 Camden Avenue, Suite 61 |
| San Jose, CA 95124 |
| 408-374-5228 (voice) |
| none (fax) |
| INFO@RAINBOWWOMEN.ORG |
| www.rainbowwomen.org/ |
| Ruth Huber and Betsy Wagner, Directors |
| The Rainbow Women's Chorus works together to develop musical excellence in an atmosphere of mutual support and respect. We perform publicly for the entertainment, education, and cultural enrichment of our audiences and community. We sing to enhance the esteem of all women, to celebrate diversity, to promote peace and freedom, and to touch people's hearts and lives. |
| Renaissance City Women's Choir | Founded in 0, the chorus numbers approximately 0 members. |
| Pittsburgh, PA |
| rcc@rccpittsburgh.org |
| www.rccpittsburgh.org/main/women.htm |
| Resonance: Women's Chorus of Boulder | Founded in 0, the chorus numbers approximately 0 members. |
| Boulder, CO |
| resonance_chorus@yahoo.com |
| www.resonancechorus.org/ |
| Rochester Women's Community Chorus | Founded in 1985, the chorus numbers approximately 30 members. |
| 121 N. Fitzhugh St. |
| Rochester, NY 14614 |
| 585-234-4441 (voice) |
| CHORUS@THERWCC.ORG |
| www.therwcc.org |
| Deborah Wachspress, Music Director |
| Non-auditioned, welcoming of women of all lifestyles and musical experiences. 501 c-3. Two major public concerts per year and several 'run-outs'. Repertoire comprising a variety of styles, genres and composers. |
| Sacramento Women's Chorus | Founded in 2008, the chorus numbers approximately 16 members. |
| P.O. Box 661705 |
| Sacramento, CA 95866 |
| 9165347402 (voice) |
| sacramentowomenschorus@live.com |
| www.sacramentowomenschorus.org |
| Joe Velez, Artistic Director |
| Sacramento Women's Chorus is a non-profit group of women who are building community through our love of music, dedication to musical excellence and commitment to performing music which reflects the lives of women. Sacramento Women's Chorus makes about a dozen appearances a year on behalf of women, the environment, peace & justice, LGBT equal rights, tolerance and the celebration of diversity. |
| San Diego Women's Chorus | Founded in 1987, the chorus numbers approximately 30 members. |
| P.O. Box 632794 |
| San Diego, CA 92163 |
| 619-291-3366 (voice) |
| INFO@SDWC.ORG |
| www.sdwc.org/ |
| Christopher Allen, Artistic Director |
| Through musical expression, the San Diego Women's Chorus encourages women's creativity, celebrates diversity, and inspires social action. The San Diego Women's Chorus is non-audition, lesbian-identified community chorus that welcomes all women, regardless of sexual orientation, who are interested in singing and performing. Its members are feminist-spirited people with a strong sense of social conscience who work to entertain and educate the LGBT community and the San Diego community at large. The music of SDWC speaks to issues as diverse as human rights, love, world peace, religious freedom, environmental harmony, inclusion and cultural diversity. SDWC supports and affirms the music of women, as well as lesbian and gay composers and arrangers. |
| Seattle Women's Chorus | Founded in 2002, the chorus numbers approximately 190 members. |
| 319 12th Avenue |
| Seattle, WA 98122 |
| 206-323-0750 (voice) |
| 206-323-9425 (fax) |
| INFO@FLYINGHOUSE.ORG |
| www.seattlewomenschorus.org |
| Dennis Coleman, Artistic Director |
| Seattle Women's Chorus sang its premier concert in 2002 and has quickly grown to almost 200 singers. The Chorus performs two concerts annually in Seattle, averaging 4,000 paid attendees per year. Our choral performances are full-scale productions that combine the region's leading professional talents with nationally-known guest artists to create events that expand the possibilities of choral performances and have enormous popular appeal. Flying House Productions (FHP), the parent company for Seattle Women's Chorus and Seattle Men's Chorus, is the State of Washington's largest and most influential choral organization and ranks third among the state's music organizations in terms of budget, audience exposure, and ensemble size. |
| SisterSound, Inc. | Founded in 1995, the chorus numbers approximately 30 members. |
| PO Box 4544 |
| Lexington, KY 40544-4544 |
| 859-806-0243 (voice) |
| SQHERALD@AOL.COM |
| www.sistersound.org |
| John Roark, Director |
| SisterSound is a women's non-audition chorus that rehearses once/week for nine months of the year. Our Mission Statement is: “SisterSound seeks to provide a musically creative atmosphere for women. Our diversity and love of music inspire us to create harmonies of joy and celebration. We welcome all women interested in honoring this philosophy." We perform two concerts/year and sing at other functions when called upon. Our membership ages range from 25 to 72, and members come from all kinds of backgrounds and professions. |
| Sistrum Lansing Women's Chorus | Founded in 1986, the chorus numbers approximately 30 members. |
| P.O. Box 6555 |
| East Lansing, MI 48826 |
| 517-372-9084 (voice) |
| INFO@SISTRUM.ORG |
| www.sistrum.org/ |
| Meredith Bowen, Artistic Director |
| We strive to provide a musical haven where women may find their voices and enjoy the camaraderie offered by the Sistrum community. We further endeavor to create a choral instrument by which our members can use their voices to raise beautiful music and powerful energy. It is our intent to challenge and entertain our audiences and ourselves, such that all are moved to emotion, thought and action. We believe in the magic and joy of raising our voices together. In doing so, we lend our spark to the worldwide struggle for peace, equality and freedom for all people. |
| The Righteous Mothers | Founded in 1981, the chorus numbers approximately 5 members. |
| 2419 Carpenter Road SE |
| Lacey, WA 98503-3429 |
| 360-456-0473 (voice) |
| 360-412-1319 (fax) |
| rtmom@aol.com |
| www.righteousmothers.com |
| Lynn Grotsky, Manager |
| The Righteous Mothers are four funny, philosophical female folk-rock musicians who have been one of the Northwest’s foremost musical performing groups for the past 26 years. They whip their audience into a frenzy with zany original music, witty theatrics, and mind-boggling, intricate vocal harmonies. The Righteous Mothers grab hearts and funny bones with songs about ice cream, labor pains, annoying dreams and Supreme Court decisions. They surprise and delight young and old, gay and straight, male and female with their quirky humor and open hearts. Mission statement: The Righteous Mothers create and perform music that arises out of our own thoughts, work, relationships, and life experiences. We practice and model collaboration, creativity and authenticity. We cherish and support each other in all aspects of our lives. We aim to challenge our audiences and ourselves to expand awareness through empathy and humor. The award winning Righteous Mothers manage to balance music, family and other careers. They lead full lives as professors, teachers, a children’s book author and a Tribal Court Judge. They are all mothers and between them have a total of seven righteous children ranging in age from 7 to 24 years old. They perform for audiences from twenty-five to thousands in classrooms, coffeehouses, conferences and festivals such as Kerrville Folk Festival, Bumbershoot, National Women’s Folk Music Festival and Vancouver Folk Festival. The group’s music defies definition. Their original tunes range in genres from Folk to Rock n’ Roll, Tango to Gospel, and Caribbean to the Blues. They have won a variety of awards most interesting of which is the Seattle Area’s Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community’s favorite musical band This was awarded to them, in part, due to The Righteous Mother’s highly animated and expressive performances. The Righteous Mothers also facilitate workshops on topics including: How to Stay Relaxed and Improve Your Voice; Song Arrangement, a Group Process; Creative Writing. To date, they have released six recordings: The Righteous Mothers, Stand Up, All the Rage: and none of the calories, Pesky Angels, A Million Things and the newly released Best of the Righteous Mothers: The First 25 Years. |
| Tucson Women's Chorus | Founded in 2002, the chorus numbers approximately 50 members. |
| 4613 E. 15th Street |
| Tucson, AZ 85711 |
| 520-743-0991 (voice) |
| RAVENWOODK@MAC.COM |
| tucsonwomenschorus.org/ |
| Karleena Ravenwood, Director |
| We are an acappella multigenerational group singing chants, rounds and short songs from many countries and cultures around the world, including songs from various spiritual traditions and activist movements. No auditions or sight-reading of music is required. We are open to all women and girls from age ten and up who wish to sing. (Girls need to be accompanied by a singing adult.) Visitors are always welcome to sit in on a rehearsal to experience what we do and who we are (by arrangement with the director). |
| Voices Rising | Founded in 2004, the chorus numbers approximately 40 members. |
| PO Box 300476 |
| Jamaica Plain, MA 02130 |
| 617-959-5377 (voice) |
| leadership@voicesrising.org |
| www.voicesrising.org |
| Leora Zimmer, Artistic Director |
| Voices Rising is a women's chorus, founded upon feminist principles of community, inclusivity, activism and education. We sing together to give voice to our lives, identities and beliefs, and to celebrate the diverse lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered and women's communities in and around Boston. Raising our voices in joy and solidarity, we contribute to the growing tradition of the women's choral movement. Through our music, we strengthen ourselves and serve our community's history, present needs and future possibilities. |
| Voices: Lesbian Choral Ensemble | Founded in 1988, the chorus numbers approximately 10 members. |
| PO Box 22522 |
| Oakland, CA 94610 |
| 510-486-8984 (voice) |
| voicesinfo@gmail.com |
| www.voiceslce.org |
| Orchid Pusey, Assistant Director |
| Voices Lesbian Choral Ensemble, an a cappella group, promotes both lesbian visibility and musical excellence through the beauty of our songs. We strive as an organization to reflect the diversity within the lesbian community and are dedicated to social change that overcomes oppression in all its forms. |
| Windsong: Cleveland's Feminist Chorus | Founded in 0, the chorus numbers approximately 0 members. |
| Cleveland, OH |
| info@windsongchorus.org |
| www.windsongchorus.org |
| Womansong | Founded in 1987, the chorus numbers approximately 50 members. |
| PO Box 61 |
| Asheville, NC 28802 |
| 8282740307 (voice) |
| 8282742001 (fax) |
| webmaster@womansong.orgx |
| www.womansong.org/ |
| Debbie Nordeen, Artistic Director |
| Community chorus open to all women who can carry a tune. We have our own percussion ensemble and like to feature original songs by members of our chorus and well as perform an eclectic variety of songs that celebrate diversity, women's issues, the earth, humor. |
| WomanSpirit Rising: A Feminist Chorus | Founded in 2002, the chorus numbers approximately 11 members. |
| 42 Eleventh Street |
| Providence, RI 02906 |
| CONTACT@WOMANSPIRITRISING.COM |
| www.womanspiritrising.com/ |
| Nancy Rosenburg, Director |
| Woman Spirit Rising is a dynamic group of women who blend our voices in a cappella song – songs about justice, social consciousness, political oppression, freedom, love, friendship, acceptance, and truth. We use the strength and spirit of music to inspire, educate, and empower women and the larger community. |
| Women In Harmony | Founded in 1993, the chorus numbers approximately 58 members. |
| Station A, PO Box 5136 |
| Portland, ME 04101 |
| 207-332-2422 (voice) |
| wihmaine@gwi.net |
| www.wihmaine.org |
| Catherine Beller-McKenna, Artistic Director |
| Women in Harmony sings for unity among all women regardless of sexual orientation, race, economic background, or ethnicity. We are dedicated to both musical excellence and social justine. |
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