Celebrate the wonders
of our amazing planet
Rehearsals are well under way for our Spring concert series “Letters to Our Beloved Earth”. Magnolia Chorale invites you to save the date for Saturday evening April 22 or Sunday afternoon April 23 to enjoy a harmonious salute to our amazing planet.
With a nod to Earth Day, which falls on the date of our first concert, the unique repertoire expresses love, praise, admiration, and appreciation for the wonders of Earth. Those thoughts will be expressed in classical, contemporary, and international selections, and multiple languages, including Chinese and Japanese. The music will encourage us all to reflect on the importance of protecting our beloved planet.
Mark your calendar for:
Saturday April 22, 2023 7:30 pm
Sunday April 23, 2023 2:00 pm
Magnolia Lutheran Church
2414 31st Avenue West
Seattle, WA 98199
Event is free and open to the public. Good-will offerings to support the Chorale are most welcome and appreciated.
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Do you love to sing?
We would love to have you join us for the next semester. Previous choral experience and the basic ability to read music is preferred. Tenors and basses are especially welcome! There’s no audition, just a brief voice placement session with our music director. You’ll find more details on the "Join Us" page. |
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Magnolia Chorale had a great turnout of singers and audience members for caroling in Magnolia Village during the 2022 Winterfest celebration. The clear, chilly crisp evening created a perfect holiday mood.
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Commitment to Anti-Racism
We want to let all our fans and supporters know that in fall 2020, 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 in fall 2020, 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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