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January 19th, 2013
Out in Harmony’s January 19th concert is called “Eh? ~ The Can Con-cert”. Mark your calendars and plan to be at Central Presbyterian Church in Vancouver on the evening of January 19th, because it’s going to be THE place to be! Out in Harmony, your favorite local Gay, Bi, Trans, Queer, Lesbian, and Friends choir…
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Upcoming Appearance: Raise Your Pride!
Out in Harmony will sing at the “Raise Your Pride” fundraiser this Sunday, April 10, to help raise funds for the Royal City Pride Society and the Hospitality Project. The show is open to the public and admission is by donation, so any friends and supporters of the choir would be welcome to take this…
A concert not to be missed
What a glorious concert! It was a packed house with standing room only and unforgettable performances. The concert theme of AS SEEN ON TV was a blast for singers and audience members alike, with TV songs and jingles from the 50s through today. Nostalgia and singing-along ran rampant throughout the performance, and unexpected commercial breaks…
See us on YouTube!
Our wonderfully successful concert ‘Heroes & Villains’ was held Saturday June 9, 2012. The rousing closing number was “Harriet Tubman” by Walter Robinson, arranged by Kathleen McGuire, and for an encore, we sang “Shine A Little Light” by Andy Beck. Though there is no video of the show iteself, we did manage to capture our choir…
As Seen On TV
Love it or hate it, we can’t deny that television has changed the world. It educates us, entertains us, and bombards us with advertisements; It divides us, brings us together, and makes the most distant places seem nearby; It shapes our view of the world, affects what we consider to be important issues, expands our horizons with…
Dreaming of our January Concert
The time has come to dream beyond your wildest dreams! Join Out in Harmony as we explore reveries, aspirations, and flights of fancy. From the powerful words of Langston Hughes’ Dreamkeeper, to the whimsy of Clara’s toys-come-to-life in Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, to the impossibly upbeat world of the Lego Movie’s Everything Is…
