Sing into Spring with us!
Thanks to all those who attended and supported Magnolia Chorale’s first December concert since 2019. A special nod of appreciation to talented soloist Robert Wise, and the remarkable string quartet, comprised of violinists Elinor Cummings and Ian Scarborough, violist Bryce Burgess, and cellist Jalayne Mitchell—all from the Seattle Collaborative Orchestra. Thanks also to Queen Anne Family Dental for their generous sponsorship of the string quartet.
We are most grateful to all the loyal businesses and friends whose support has made it possible for the Chorale to continue singing over the last 33 years.
We are most grateful to all the loyal businesses and friends whose support has made it possible for the Chorale to continue singing over the last 33 years.
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Spring rehearsals start Sunday January 29
After a brief hibernation we will begin rehearsals for our Spring concert on Sunday, January 29, 2023 with a repertoire that revolves around “Letters to Our Beloved Earth”. The selections are dedicated to our favorite planet in honor of Earth Day, Saturday April 22—the date of our evening concert. Our matinee concert will follow on Sunday afternoon April 23. |
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Join us!
The Chorale is actively seeking new singers and we’d love to have you join us. Rehearsals start at 7:00 pm Sunday January 29 at Magnolia United Church of Christ, 3555 W McGraw Street in Seattle. You’ll find more details by clicking the image on the poster or going to the "Join Us" page. Please fill out the form on the Join Us page to let us know you’re coming so we can have a music packet ready for you. |
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Whether you join us as a singer, an audience member, or a supporter, we look forward to celebrating the beauty of the earth with you in song on April 22 and 23, 2023.
Whether you join us as a singer, an audience member, or a supporter, we look forward to celebrating the beauty of the earth with you in song on April 22 and 23, 2023.
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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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