Performance Archive

The Oregon Bach Festival Strangeland Family Youth Choral Academy, conducted by Anton Armstrong, sings When Thunder Comes in Beall Concert Hall at the University of Oregon

The New Hampshire Master Chorale, conducted by Dan Perkins, sings When Thunder Comes in their “Song of Democracy” concerts at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (20 June) and Plymouth Congregational Church (21 June)

Pride Chorus Houston, conducted by David York, sings When Thunder Comes in their concert “Make Your Own Kind of Music” at Unity of Houston

Alto Mari Esabel Valverde, assisted by pianist Jared Mikach, performs The Soul Selects Her Own Society and Quero, and tenor Matthew Valverde, assisted by pianist Jared Mikach, bass clarinetist Simon Plum, flutist Chappy Gibb, violinist Ray Shows, and cellist Rebecca Merblum, performs The Lady and the Tiger and Siete canciones del Valle including the première of El borrachito, Los dos sombreros, and El Señor Atole y Don Café in her recital “Del pasado y del presente: Music by Mari Esabel Valverde” at Unity Church-Unitarian Sanctuary

Seattle Trans and Non-Binary Choral Ensemble (STANCE), conducted by Cee Adamson, sings United in Song at the No Hate in Washington State Campaign Rally at Neumos

Mosaic String Quartet performs Moonlight Quartet in their concert “A Juneteenth Celebration” at New Life Covenant Church

Bridging Voices Chorus, conducted by DeReau Farrar, sings Wondrous Glow in their Spring Concert at Multnomah Arts Center

The Queer Chorus of San Francisco, conducted by Michael Kerschner, sings United in Song in their Pride Concert at Noe Valley Ministry

Musica Vocale, conducted by Jay Carter, sings Look Down, Fair Moon and Wondrous Glow in their concert “Unsung: Celebrating America’s Hidden Musical Heroes” at Immanuel Lutheran Church

Pianist Nathaniel LaNasa performs Snøen in the New York Festival of Song (NYFOS) Next recital series “Same River Twice” at the Theater at 150 W 17th Street

Da Camera Singers, conducted by Sheila L. Heffernon, sings When the Dust Settles in their concert “Hear Our Voices; We’ve Always Been Here” at the Episcopal Church of Sts. James and Andrew (30 May) and Helen Hills Hills Chapel at Smith College (31 May)

Pianist Byron Schenkman performs his eyes were in the stars in their concert series “Sound Salon: Queer Classics” at First Baptist Church (29 May) and Cascadia Art Museum (31 May)

Denver Feminist Chorus, conducted by Hannah Kimball, sings Skin in their concerts “Pride & Unprejudiced” at Wellshire Presbyterian Church

Voices 21C, conducted by Bradford Dumont, sings Border Lines in their concert “Walls Come Tumblin’ Down” at St. John’s Episcopal Church

Flutist Alice Jones, oboist Mekhi Gladden, English hornist Andres Ayola, clarinetist Kristina Teuscher, bass clarinetist David Valbuena, and bassoonist Alexander Davis perform Pássaros in their concert Sugar Hill Salon Live at Jackie Robinson Park Bandshell