Seattle Peace Chorus

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Seattle Peace Chorus Singing for a just and peaceful world For both singers and listeners, the Seattle Peace Chorus provides a unique choral experience.

Our commitment to peace and social justice creates a special bond among members and with our audience. Our repertoire, reflecting our multi-cultural, multi-national focus, ranges from spirituals and gospel to Mozart and Beethoven, from South African freedom songs to the original works of our director Fred West. Performances often include an exciting range of instrumentalists from Cuban drummers to chamber orchestras. This rich variety is sustained by our commitment to using a collaborative process for decision making, enabling members to influence repertoire decisions through a committee that any member can join. In addition to traveling to countries such as the former Soviet Union, Chile, Cuba, and Venezuela, and performing two major concerts a year, we support peace and community activities by singing at rallies, marches, fundraisers for disaster relief, and similar events. If our unique approach to choral music appeals to you, consider joining us as a singer, volunteer, or financial supporter—or simply come to our concerts and be inspired.

06/13/2026

First sounds with the ever-inspiring Mark Miller! What a privilege it is to sing alongside others from all around our community. Come join us for our concert on Sunday at 3PM. There are still tickets left!

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At our March concert, attendees were invited to write down their dreams for our world and society. Those words are becom...
06/05/2026

At our March concert, attendees were invited to write down their dreams for our world and society. Those words are becoming the foundation of a new work by Will Rand, which will be sung by the Seattle Peace Chorus and Festival Choir on Sunday, June 14 at 3pm. You are invited to come hear the words of your community as we sing a better world into being.

Workshop and concert information: https://seattlepeacechorus.org
This workshop and concert are supported by Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, 4 Culture of King County, Mirus Planning, and Wealthspire.

En la lucha hay vida, (in the struggle there is life)En la lucha esperanza. (in the struggle there is hope)En la lucha h...
06/03/2026

En la lucha hay vida, (in the struggle there is life)
En la lucha esperanza. (in the struggle there is hope)
En la lucha hay vida (in the struggle there is life)
¡siempre hay, siempre hay esperanza! (there is always hope!)
Cantamos en la lucha! (we sing in the struggle)
Cantamos por la justicia! (we sing for justice!)
Cantamos por nuestras vidas, (we sing for our lives)
¡siempre hay, siempre hay esperanza! (there is always hope)

This piece is an anthem of solidarity with immigrants at the southern border of the United States, particularly those with black and brown skin, and with Spanish-speaking people from all over the world. Inspired by the core theme of the struggle in Dr. Ada Maria Issasi-Diaz’s “mujerista theology” (seeing God through the lens of Hispanic women), this piece will encourage you to dream beyond current circumstances to a better world.

Workshop and concert information: https://seattlepeacechorus.org

This workshop and concert are supported by Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, 4 Culture of King County, Mirus Planning, and Wealthspire.

The title piece of our spring Festival concert is Mark Miller’s “Hope Will Not Fail.”  This joyful anthem speaks to the ...
05/28/2026

The title piece of our spring Festival concert is Mark Miller’s “Hope Will Not Fail.” This joyful anthem speaks to the overriding power of hope in the face of all our earthly ills. Focusing on themes of hope, peace, joy, and love, this piece will stick with you and enliven your spirits far beyond the end of the concert! Advance tickets: https://seattlepeacechorus.org/events/concerts/2026spring/

JOIN US THIS SATURDAY @7!  Come spend your evening with us after No Kings Day to gather, reflect, and dream the world we...
03/26/2026

JOIN US THIS SATURDAY @7! Come spend your evening with us after No Kings Day to gather, reflect, and dream the world we all want to inhabit together. We will feature the prescient words from “Dreams” by poet Langston Hughes along with music from Godspell and the Greatest Showman. We will also share music and texts by Northwest composer John Muehleisen, Charles Anthony Silvestri, Rosephanye Powell, Rollo Dilworth, Dan Forrest, and Kyle Pederson. Please join us at Phinney Ridge Lutheran Church on March 28 at 7PM.

https://seattlepeacechorus.org/events/concerts/2026spring/

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