Get ready to sing!
Although we still can't meet in person, Magnolia Chorale hopes you’ll join us for our virtual 2021 Spring semester that includes themed virtual events for the last Sunday of every month from now through April:
- February 28 — Songs of Freedom
- March 28 — Songs of the Sea
- April 25 — Spring Sing
The monthly events will start at 6 pm with a cocktail hour, dinner making, and general merriment. At 7 pm, we will transition into the evening's music program, which will include a short history lesson on the theme of the evening, trivia (with prizes!), warm up, and group singing. Then we’ll move to learning the parts for the song for the next themed night. People can join at 6 or 7 pm, and we’ll be done by about 8:15.
Members sign up for the events on Choir Genius, and will receive links to music and parts tracks to practice with, along with related resources to explore. Members also can send videos of themselves singing the piece for each event, if they wish, which will be combined into a video of the group as a whole.
Members sign up for the events on Choir Genius, and will receive links to music and parts tracks to practice with, along with related resources to explore. Members also can send videos of themselves singing the piece for each event, if they wish, which will be combined into a video of the group as a whole.
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Guests are welcome to sign up for the events at no charge. Just click on the Guest Registration buttons to register for each event. Guests will receive the Zoom link to enjoy the festivities as well as PDFs of the music when available, without the other resources.
We look forward singing with you again! |
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Commitment to Anti-Racism
We want to let all our fans and supporters know that last fall, in the wake of the terrible murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and so many others, we examined our history. We discovered several factors that have kept us from seeing the realities of systemic racism that affect us and our community, including:
We want to let all our fans and supporters know that last fall, in the wake of the terrible murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and so many others, we examined our history. We discovered several factors that have kept us from seeing the realities of systemic racism that affect us and our community, including:
- Our geographic location, in a region of Seattle once subject to racial restrictive housing covenants and outside the redline
- The demographics of our membership, strongly white
- The nature of the Western European choral tradition, the product of historically white cultures.
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