Concerts

We strive to host inclusive, accessible events that enable all individuals, including individuals with disabilities, to engage fully. To request an accommodation such as reserved seating or parking or for inquiries about accessibility, please email us at contact@womensvoiceschorus.org. At least two weeks’ advance notice will help us to provide seamless access. All concert and rehearsal venues are ADA compliant and hearing assistive devices are available at our concert locations.

Coming Home

Saturday, May 3, 2025, 3:00 p.m.
United Church of Chapel Hill (UCCH)
1321 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd., Chapel Hill

“Coming Home” explores the many facets of what it means to search for, discover, and return to a place we can call home, whether that home is a physical location, an emotional state, or a spiritual sanctuary. Through our program, we express the joy of reunion, the pain of separation, and the nostalgia for places left behind. The path to finding home can be complex and varied, involving a journey across lands and seas, an inner search for self-identity, or a quest for emotional and spiritual grounding. Our songs offer a musical narrative that resonates with everyone who has ever sought a place to call their own and to feel the welcome of belonging.

Laura Sam, Artistic Director | Deborah Hollis, Pianist

Tickets ($20 adult, $10 student, $15 group)

Singing and Dancing the Earth Alive

Sunday, January 26, 2025, 3:00 p.m.
First Presbyterian Church
305 East Main Street, Durham NC

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“Singing and Dancing the Earth Alive” celebrates the deep connection between humanity and the Earth with music serving as a bridge between our inner worlds and the natural world around us. The ancient practice of singing has been used by cultures worldwide to honor the Earth, to invoke the spirits of nature, and to celebrate the rhythms of life. Exploring the connection of mind, body, and spirit with the Earth, we join in harmony to feel and share the profound relationship between ourselves and the vibrant world around us. Featured women composers included in this program are Elaine Hagenberg, Sarah Hopkins, Carolyn Jennings, Sarah Quartel, Jennifer Stasack, and Joan Szymko.

I am the woman dancing the world alive. I am a God of a thousand names: why cannot one of them be Woman Singing? – from “The Womanly Song of God” by Catherine de Vinck

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