Featuring the music and poetry of women, “Nature of the Heart” vividly expresses emotions of love, hope, longing, and loss. Themes of remembering and renewal are revealed through melody, harmony, and verse as the imagery of earth’s beauty illustrates the cyclical nature of life. The concert’s repertoire illustrates the deep connection between the soul and… Read More →
Women's Voices Chorus
Angels Among Us: A Virtual Choral Presentation
Compelling, powerful, and beautiful music amplifies the angelic theme of this season’s repertoire. Encompassing a wide range of musical styles and genres, Angels Among Us illumines the stories of angels both sacred and secular. The message of the messengers is multi-faceted: hopeful, healing, watchful, compassionate, merciful, loving and revealing. For this concert, we are creating… Read More →
Rise Up: Voices United in Song
“Rise Up: Voices United in Song” is a collaborative virtual concert featuring three North Carolina women’s choruses: The Charlotteans of UNC Charlotte, Meredith College Choirs, and Women’s Voices Chorus of Chapel Hill. Join conductors Ginger Wyrick, Shannon Gravelle, and Laura Sam and their singers in this unique webinar performance. The evening will include video performances… Read More →
$41,450 in Relief Grants Issued through Orange County Arts Support Fund
The Orange County Arts Commission has awarded a second round of emergency relief grants totaling $22,600 to 28 members of the Orange County arts community and seven art-related nonprofit organizations. Grant amounts for individuals ranged from $200-$600 and will help recipients with essential needs such as groceries, bills, and healthcare expenses. Seven organizations also received… Read More →
Women’s Voices Chorus Winter Concert: Breathe Hope, Sing Hope
Women’s Voices Chorus Winter concert takes its title from Gwen Hall’s composition, “I Sing that My Voice May Be Heard.” Hall’s song captures the grace of the heroic girls who inspired it and expresses the concert’s central message of hope. Other works include an arrangement of Jane Siberry’s mournful “The Valley,” and a setting of… Read More →