The first time I switched to bass, it was both exciting and uncertain. Exciting because I get to sing differently, and uncertain because I had no idea what I was doing. Being a real trouper, I lingered on, hoping that I didn’t make a bad decision. One of the songs we did, Vladimir Radian’s version…
Out in Harmony sang to walkers at the recent Walk For Life on Sunday, September 19th. Here are some shots from the day! More images can be found at our Flickr Page.
Each year, the choir looks for one person from each section to organize the occasional rehearsal and generally track of things within their section. As volunteer tasks go, it’s comparatively low-key, and as an added bonus it’s a good way to get to know the people you’re singing most closely with! In our 2010 season…
Our next Out in Harmony choir social event of the summer is a potluck-picnic and outdoor viewing of “Hairspray”. This is our final summer activity before we start practices again September 7th. [Woo Hoo!] Come join us as we eat, catch up, and enjoy this great movie. WHEN: Friday, August 27th, 2010, picnic starting at…
Thanks to everyone who helped make our booth a success at Pride on Sunday – Choir members, visitors, friends, and family – we couldn’t have done it without you! The booth looked great with colourful signs, balloons, and brochures; choir members got to re-connect with each other as well as with other friends we hadn’t…
Out in Harmony would like to express our sincere gratitude to all of the individuals and companies who made the silent auction at our recent “What’s in a Name?” concert such a success! Laura Atkinson A.M. Dellamonica Museum of Anthropology Beverly Bradshaw Melriches Coffee House Vancouver Aquarium Museum of Vancouver Harbour Tours Kai Steingarten St….
SUMMER PICNIC WHEN: Sunday, July 18, 2010, starting at 1 PM WHERE: Clark Park in Vancouver (between 14th and 15th Avenues, between Commercial Drive And Maddams St – note that 15th does not go through to Commercial, use 14th from Commercial and 15th from Knight) West Side (which is next to Maddams closest to Knight)…
by Lisa P, soprano, member since 2008 No, really! We really do sing for the fun of it! And I’m saying that as someone who wasn’t so sure about that before I joined. Before moving to Vancouver, I’d wistfully longed to gather up enough nerve to inquire about singing in my local GLBT community choir. But,…