We believe music conveys a message that changes people's lives.
That's why we care so much not just about what we sing and
how we sing it, but the audience we touch.
We consider our audience members family.
Some are family who have travelled the distance with us.
Some are those who happen to be friends - many of whom we've adopted ... or they've adopted us ... as sisters,
brothers, aunts, uncles and parents.
Some are those we work with, share meals with, go to a game or read books with, or even have just met.
But you're all family.
We come from different backgrounds, experiences,
jobs, education and outlooks.
We represent a wide variety of cultural, ethnic, religious and political backgrounds.
And we have different ages, musical tastes, choral experience and ability to sing and dance.
Yet we all believe that we are here to use our voices to uplift, educate, entertain and ultimately ... transform.
If you're anything like the people we've met at our prior performances, you are too.
So come join us. Let's expand what family looks like.
We know that music can uplift and transform.
That's why instead of only singing as part of our regular concert series, we've also performed at:
The American Heart Association
The Rhode Show
The Gamm Theater
Alders Bridge
Senior Citizen Homes
Pride Services at The Unitarian Church
The Pawsox
We also have helped support other organizations that are making a difference, have a presence at Providence Pride, and even sing for a handful of special private engagements.
We can't wait for you to join us.
Whether as a singer, volunteer, donor or audience member, there's always room for one more at our musical home.