The Twin Cities Women’s Choir, the small ensemble group ENCORE!, and the Twin Cities Girls Choir, who have singers from Northeast Minneapolis, St. Anthony Village, Columbia Heights and New Brighton, will present a concert celebrating reinvention, resilience, and the power of women’s voices raised together in song on Thursday, March 5, 7 pm at Park Square Theater in St. Paul, 20 W. 7th St. The choral groups, all produced by “Her Voice Productions,” will perform a selection of songs and offer sweets to uplift and celebrate women from all over the world. Tickets: $25-$45: hervoiceproductions.org/buytickets. Info: 612-333-8392, info@hervoiceproductions.org, hervoiceproductions.org.
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Northside Singers seek members
The Northside Singers, a community choir for high school students and adults, will begin its winter season on Monday, Jan. 27, 7:30-8:45 pm at Patrick Henry High School, 4320 Newton Ave N, Minneapolis. They sing pop, gospel, jazz and folk and perform at residential care centers and community events. Rehearsals weekly on Monday evening. Fee: $10 to Northside Singers and $5 to community ed. Sign up at: mplscommunityed.com, or just come to practice on a Monday evening for a week or two to see if it’s for you.
Twin Cities Girls’ Choir presents Standing Tall
The Twin Cities Girls’ Choir (TCGC) presents a concert, “Standing Tall,” on Saturday, Dec. 7, at St. Paul Reformation Church, 100 Oxford St. N, St Paul. Several of their singers come from St. Anthony, Columbia Heights and Northeast. The theme of the concert addresses what girls in our world need to be whole, complete, achieve their dreams, and STAND TALL. The girls will present songs that address what they need and share their responses to the question “Why I sing.” The concert is part of TCGC’s 2019-2020 “Enough” series of performances, and marks the journey girls and young women take to discover their worth. The Twin Cities Girls’ Choir is a Minneapolis, performance-based music education program for girls grades 3-9. They offer young women, in two age/ability-based choirs, the experience of musical artistry and excellence through choral singing by empowering them to find their unique voices. Tickets: Adult $15; Student $10. Info: hervoiceproductions.org, 612-333-8292.
Join the Northside Singers choir!
They sing in three- and four-part harmony and welcome singers who read music or learn by listening. They practice Monday nights starting Sept. 16 from 7:30-8:45 pm at Patrick Henry High School, 4320 N. Newton Ave. Info: singenforfun@gmail.com.
Twin Cities Women’s Choir, “The Places We Call Home”
The Twin Cities Women’s Choir presents “The Places We Call Home,” a lighthearted exploration of composers inspired by geography, as well as a more serious look at the effects of not being able to live where we call home. The Twin Cities Women’s Choir includes several singers from Northeast Minneapolis, St. Anthony Village and Columbia Heights. Their concerts will also present their Spring Divas and Desserts Gala, featuring cabaret-style seating, live and silent auctions, delicious desserts, the Twin Cities Women’s Choir and ENCORE. Friday and Saturday, May 3 and 4. $45 admission. Silent auction and reception, 6:30 pm. Program, 7 pm at St. Mary’s Event Center, 3450 Irving Ave. S, Minneapolis. Info: Elisa Olson, 612-286-1717. Tickets: twincitieswomenschoir.org. Email: sing@twincitieswomenschoir.org.
Edison’s Winter Choir Concert
Thomas Edison High School, 700 22nd Ave. NE, will be having a free Winter Choir Concert on Wednesday, Jan. 11, 7 p.m., in the auditorium. Join them for a night of music provided by their various vocal ensembles. Come and see why Edison’s music programs continue to grow. Various music selections will be enjoyed by all ages. For more information, edison.mpls.k12.mn.us.