Women's Voices Chorus

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Women's Voices Chorus

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The Triangle's premier classical chorus for sopranos and altos We're teenagers and octogenarians; artists, engineers, retirees and grad students.

Some of us are lifelong or professional musicians; for others, Women's Voices has provided the first opportunity since college to sing with a women's chorus. What we have in common is our love of singing, our joy in one another's company, and our dedication to sharing our unique repertoire with the public.

10/29/2026

Kate gets the crown for all her hard work on the annual letters. Thank you so much Kate.

10/18/2026

Yesterday we joined in song for World Singing Day and in preparation for our concert in January. We had a lovely day with Gwen McLeod Hall working on her composition “About Time”.

10/17/2026

Women’s Voice Chorus had a wonderful time today learning from our retreat clinician, Gwen McLeod Hall. We are singing one of her newest pieces, “About Time,” and thoroughly enjoying Gwen’s beautiful and expressive composition.

10/15/2026

Thank you Laura for the many countless things you do for us.

10/12/2026

To celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we’re sharing this performance by the Ulali Project—Pura Fé, Jennifer Kreisberg, Charly Lowry, and Layla Locklear—recorded at the 4th Annual River People Music & Culture Festival at UNC Pembroke. The singers all have ancestry in the Tuscarora Nation in Southeastern NC.

The song “Idle No More” takes its name and inspiration from the Indigenous-led movement that began in Canada in 2012, founded by four women in response to threats to Indigenous rights and environmental protections. The movement continues to advocate for Indigenous sovereignty and the protection of land and water.

This song features four women singing with hand drums, in unison and in striking high harmonies. From Pura Fé's website: "Known for their unusual harmonies and wide vocal and musical range, Ulali Project’s sound encompasses an array of Indigenous music including southeast choral singing (pre-blues and gospel) and pre-Colombian (before the borders) music. With their beautiful yearning and powerful voices, they drum, rattle and stomp."

10/08/2026

Thank you Mia for your work with public relations and Mariah for your beautiful artwork.

10/06/2026

Help these ladies celebrate their October birthdays.

09/29/2026

Karla, Trisha, and Marsha are wearing crowns for their work on the welcome back picnic.

09/28/2026

Thank you, Allison for all your work with the tickets.

09/27/2026

Those who celebrate birthdays in June, July, August, and September.

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Chapel Hill, NC
27515

Website

http://www.womensvoiceschorus.org/

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