GSCC Weekly Featured Members

Founded in 2008, Seattle Jewish Chorale is an auditioned community choir whose mission is to engage audiences of all ages and backgrounds with the beauty and diversity of the Jewish experience. Seattle Jewish Chorale preserves, celebrates and advances the cultural heritage of world Jewry and fosters unity, understanding and respect within the Jewish community as well as between Jews and the wider community.

BlueStreet Voices is a vocal jazz ensemble based out of Seattle, WA that performs tunes with a professional trio at our back. We put forth everything from foot-tappin’ jazz standards to classically arranged contemporary pop hits, including Latin, blues, gospel, and rich ballads. The mission of BlueStreet Voices is to promote vocal jazz education and music in the community, while providing high-quality, entertaining musical experiences for audiences and performers alike. (Read More)

The Kulshan Chorus of Bellingham, WA is a community choir committed to music education and spirited performances celebrating the common bonds of humanity through music. Performing since 1987, the intergenerational, secular and multicultural Kulshan Chorus draws on music from America’s vast cultural roots including a range of styles and origins. The chorus' repertoire spans American folk classics to world music; well-known choral works to new premiers. (Read More)

In 1984, Dr. Wallace Golecke founded the Seattle Bach Choir with the idea that performances by the group would highlight the works of composers of the Baroque period, and Johann Sebastian Bach in particular. Under the direction of Louis Magor, Dr. Gregory Kent Vancil, and our newest director, Dr. Anne Lyman, the repertoire of this chamber choir has expanded to include music from the Medieval period through very recent years, including some premiere performances of works by current composers. (Read More)

We are a women's a cappella chorus from the greater Seattle area. We range in age from 18 to 70-something and we come from all walks of life, but we share the same love of music and dedication to musical growth that has come to define Ajoy.

The Sonoro Choral Society is a private, independent choral organization in the south Puget Sound. The spirit of our organization is personified in our name, “Sonoro,” a Spanish word that means sonorous and resounding. It is our primary mission for our music to inspire, educate, and resonate within our local community. Our logo beautifully embodies this purpose in the illustration of an unfurling ripple of water. (Read More)

Mission: Our voices transform society through innovative and entertaining programs that build community, illuminate the experiences of LGBTQ people and their allies, expand inclusion, and inspire justice.

Vision: A more harmonious world that celebrates the unique identities and talents of all people.

Seattle Women's Chorus Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/SeattleWomensChorus

The Esoterics is a Seattle-based vocal ensemble that is dedicated to performing and perpetuating contemporary a cappella choral settings of poetry, philosophy, and spiritual writings from around the world. While cultivating artistic expression and cultural understanding among its singers and audience alike, The Esoterics aspires to reflect the beauty, power, and significance that are inherent in the music of our time.

The Seattle Metropolitan Singers is a chorus for women of varying levels of ability. All are welcome from the novice to the very experienced. The music performed ranges from traditional spirituals to Latin masses to popular music - variety is the spice of this choir! Opportunities are abundant to those who wish to perform solos, duets and small ensembles. The season runs from early September through the beginning of June. Small concerts are peppered in along with two large performances in December and June. (Read More)

The Alliance Française de Seattle has been proud to offer the only French language choir in Seattle for the past 5 years. “La Chorale” is a fun and unique way members of our community can participate in promoting the French language and Francophone cultures in Seattle, combining their appreciation for music with that of the French language. La Chorale meets on Mondays, 7:30-9pm at the Good Shepherd Center: 4649 Sunnyside Ave N., Room 204. (Read More)

_About Us_ Located in Everett, Washington, we are Snohomish County's premiere a cappella women's show chorus. With about 30 voices coming together weekly, we create memories that are strengthened by the power of music. _What Drives Us_ We are passionate about singing together and for our community. We work toward continual vocal improvement as we participate in our annual regional competition. _Join Us_ We represent women of all ages and all walks of life. (Read More)

Lake Washington Singers is a women’s a choir that has been sharing music with the community since 1952. We are looking for new members who enjoy singing, improving their vocal skills, performing and having lots of fun. No audition is required choir however an ear for music and willingness to practice is. It is helpful but not necessary to be able to read music as we have online tools to help you learn your part. We enjoy singing a wide variety of music: contemporary, Broadway, folk, gospel, classical, jazz, etc. (Read More)

Tacoma Refugee Choir is a nonprofit music ensemble committed to building a more welcoming community through song. Visit our website, www.refugeechoir.org, for more information on TRC and its history, mission, and goals.

"The Skagit Valley Chorale exists to enrich the lives of all interested singers and concert audiences in the Skagit Valley by expressing the human spirit through choral music." The Skagit Valley Chorale was founded by Joan Penny in 1984 and has grown from its original 30 members to over 100 men and women dedicated to performing quality choral music at our two annual concerts. (Read More)

Building Friendship Through Music. We seek to build friendship among Japanese, Japanese-Americans and any others who are interested in Japan and Japanese music. Through Japanese songs we rediscover Japanese culture; and through other songs we deepen our understanding of other cultures. We see ourselves as Japanese cultural ambassadors. We are the only Japanese mixed choir in the northern part of Puget Sound, with a mission to share authentic Japanese culture to local communities. (Read More)

Northwest Chorale is a group of civic-minded individuals who enjoy gathering to rehearse and perform great works of music. The Chorale currently consists of over 60 singers from the greater Seattle area. Members come from all walks of life, but have one thing in common – a love of music. From its inception, the mission of Northwest Chorale has been to feed those in need through music. (Read More)

The Norwegian Ladies Chorus of Seattle has contributed its talents and music to the Puget Sound region’s Norwegian-American community for many years. Founded in 1936 by Dr. August Werner, Professor of Music at the University of Washington, the Chorus debuted on September 4th, 1936, at a reception held at Seattle's famous Olympic Hotel during the Pacific Coast Norwegian Singers Association’s annual Sangerfest concert. (Read More)

Redmond Chorale is a semi-auditioned, SATB, adult-voiced choir performing a variety of choral literature in three concert seasons every year.

Through excellent achievement and education in choral arts, Redmond Chorale raises funds for charitable causes in and around Redmond, as members of the choir connect with each other and with the community.

This distinguished ensemble consists of 80 talented singers with diverse backgrounds and a shared passion for beautiful and precise expressions of classical music. Seattle Pro Musica also has three smaller ensembles, Vox (our mixed voices chamber ensemble), Chroma (our select SSAA ensemble), and Orpheon (our select TTBB ensemble). They perform under the direction of award-winning conductor and artistic director, Karen P. Thomas.

We are a fun group of people who promote Nordic culture through music, with an emphasis on Sweden. We meet at the iconic Swedish Club on Dexter Avenue overlooking beautiful Lake Union. No need to be Swedish or to speak Swedish. Just a love of Nordic culture and singing! We are a non-audition heritage choir. Always hot coffee.