"Women's Voices is unique among our regional choirs in that it presents music that few if any other groups perform, anywhere in the world." ~Spectator, Sept. 2000

Women's Voices Chorus has revived lost or forgotten works by Hildegard of Bingen, Amy Beach, Elinor Remick Warren, and Ethel Smyth, among others. We keep up with old favorites by Britten and Brahms. Our programs unify eclectic musical styles, from the serious to the silly, from the ethereal to the foot-stomping, around a central theme.

There is so much first-rate music written especially for women's voices! As we delve into historic repertoire, we revive and relive our lost choral history from convents, schools, colleges, and music clubs. Learning new works stretches us musically.

Follow the links to the left to hear some of our music clips, see listings of our commissioned work, and lists of other works we've performed.