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The Voice
About The Voice
Chorus America's award-winning quarterly magazine, The Voice, highlights chorus news, artistic initiatives in the choral world, and advice and commentary on the business of running a successful chorus. The Voice is distributed to nearly 2,000 choral leaders throughout North America. It is published in Spring, Summer, and Fall/Winter; ISSN 1074-0805. Browse articles and past issues in the tabs below. Editor, Liza W. Beth
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Latest Voice Issue
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When Hurricane Helene made landfall in Florida on September 26, 2024, few anticipated the devastation it would bring. Though hurricanes are common in Florida and coastal areas of the U.S...
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When the audience arrived for the North Folk Community Choir’s “Fabric of Gratitude” concert in Paonia, Colorado, each listener received a small paper square, along with a simple request. Guests...
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The world around us is changing—fast. Gone are the days when everyone looked the same, lived the same way, and shared the same values. The communities where we work, live...
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The world around us is changing—fast. Gone are the days when everyone looked the same, lived the same way, and shared the same values. The communities where we work, live...
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When the audience arrived for the North Folk Community Choir’s “Fabric of Gratitude” concert in Paonia, Colorado, each listener received a small paper square, along with a simple request. Guests...
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When Hurricane Helene made landfall in Florida on September 26, 2024, few anticipated the devastation it would bring. Though hurricanes are common in Florida and coastal areas of the U.S...
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SPONSORED STORY FROM A CHORUS AMERICA PARTNER “Rehearsal with Deborah is like being in a yoga class,” says Alyson Navarro, referring to Deborah Simpkin King, the founder and artistic director...
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In the busy schedule of any chorus, it can feel difficult to make the time to plan and implement audience surveys, and you may find yourself wondering if it’s worth...
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Concerts marking a special occasion—the opening or closing of a season, the inauguration of a venue—often carry an extra layer of anticipation when rows of choristers fill the risers behind...
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Shifting funding priorities. Evolving ticket-buying habits. Changing leadership. Changing donors. The list of how our choral landscape changes on a frequent basis seems to grow at an increasingly breakneck pace...
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The landscape for choral and arts organizations committed to access, diversity, equity, and inclusion (ADEI) is evolving rapidly, and—at times—unpredictably. Recent policy shifts, legal decisions, and corporate rollbacks of ADEI...
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We have a logo; is that our brand? How do we know if and when we need a new brand for our chorus? What does that even look like? Here...
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When it comes to the ways choral music has shifted in recent years, the influence of Generation Z (Gen Z) is a hot topic. Choruses need to think outside the...
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The increasing prominence of BIPOC and women composers in concert programming suggests that the choral field at large is making progress in learning about repertoire beyond the traditional male, Western...
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Trained as a classical flutist, Beth Kanter started working in orchestra management before becoming a technology consultant and one of the very first nonprofit bloggers in the early days of...
