Enjoy this beautiful song "Resignation" by prolific composer, Florence B. Price, whose music was almost lost to history. The full video is available on our you tube

A hopeful photo for your feed. What a treat for us to sing to the youngest choir an Irish lullaby at last nights concert.

Rehearsing in a space full of beautiful art is such a joy. We are glad to be back singing harmony together again.

Rehearsing a cool new song in Irish for our upcoming "Celtic Jouney" concert with Consonare Choral Community with a really cool new song in the Irish language, "The Rising of the Sun" by Michael McGlynn with originally performed by the amazing ANÚNA . This concert is going to be 🔥

There is incredible music coming from northeast CT and we are honored to be one mentioned.

We celebrate the birth of Florence B. Price, who was a prolific composer whose music was never entered into the canon and was almost lost to history even though she was the first composer who was a Black woman to have a symphony performed by a major American orchestra. youtu.be/3qhS07P1tW4?...

Rehearsals for our concert this Saturday are underway. We look forward to sharing this program with our community, as well as collaborate with Ekklesia Contemporary Ballet. Featuring choral music composed by Caroline Shaw, Kerensa Briggs, Shruti Rajasekar, Michael McGlynn, Florence Price, and more.

Happy International Women's Day! We cannot think of a better way to celebrate #internationalwomensday than exploring resources to help broaden our choral music libraries. www.consonare-sing.org/post/guide-t...

For Women's History Month, we would like to introduce you a child prodigy who later fought for her music to be taken seriously, Maria Rosa Coccia (1759-1833) was a composer, teacher, and harpsichordist. She worked to convince everyone that women can write just as well as men youtu.be/BhVWdajgvq4?...

This multi sectional work was composed by Marianna von Martines, who was an accomplished composer. For a context of when she composed, she was a contemporary of W.A. Mozart and a student of J. Haydn. youtu.be/LEf6FNuQ7xU?...

For Women's History Month, we will not be doing too much out of the ordinary as we ensure the voices of women are represented in the fabric of our operations and programs, and even our debut album, which you can stream here: songwhip.com/voicesofconc...

Do you know this composer? As Alex Ross stated in The New Yorker 2018, "not only did Price fail to enter the canon; a large quantity of her music came perilously close to obliteration. [This instance is] a potent symbol of how a country can forget its cultural history." youtu.be/3qhS07P1tW4?...

For St. Valentine's, let us celebrate with a song of community, that we all desperately need. youtu.be/LCdWHNmfaIo?...

If you need a little inspiration "To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield", this song is for you. "It May Be" composed by our own Brian Jones. youtu.be/kWsTwkyEri4?... It is also available on our album, Awaiting Golden Light, streaming everywhere: songwhip.com/voicesofconc...

In 2021, we presented a program on barriers to viewing the night sky. In addition to concert under stars, we hosted an online discussion w/ experts in science, environmental, & music fields exploring what keeps us from seeing stars. A great listen for International Day of Women & Girls in Science.

This song is the type we can reach for when things seem bleak. "Sing to the Moon" by Laura Mvula youtu.be/OBqjbkMrbkc?...

A beautiful, heartfelt arrangement for this February. "We shall walk through the valley in peace" by Undine Smith Moore. youtu.be/FvhgUJGbwhE?... We are committed to continuing to share music with our community including for Black History month to honor the works of stellar composers.

During rough times, music can ease or inspire. "It May Be" by Brian Jones is one of those songs that seems to do both, ending with: "One equal temper of heroic hearts, Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield." music.youtube.com/watch?v=jgX3...

Music as with all art can be a reflection of our times; however, this song was written almost a century ago. "Resignation" was composed by Florence Price, whose music had finally been getting the time it deserves in the spotlight. Listen and share. youtu.be/3qhS07P1tW4?...

Music for your Monday afternoon to add to your playlist: "Do not stand at my grave and weep" by Shruthi Rajasekar youtu.be/oPPam0Aql6Y?...

Here is a brief introduction to help get some conversations started as we explore this new app.

Greetings! We are a vocal chamber ensemble who enjoys exploring the breadth of choral music and sharing the beauty this art has to offer with our community. We look forward to connecting with you all.