Global Harmony is an inter-faith, non-auditioned community chorus open to all who wish to sing to make a difference.
To date, Global Harmony Community Chorus has raised over $102,000 for global relief efforts.
Thank you to all who have made this possible!
Thanks to all who participated, volunteered, and donated to this great cause! We have raised over $102,00 since we started “singing to make a difference” in 2005!
Donations are still being accepted (via our “Donate” page or with a check written to Neighborhood House.
Thanks again to all for a great weekend!
A collaboration between Global Harmony Community Chorus, Dayton Avenue Presbyterian Church, and North Como Presbyterian Church
Throughout time and across all faith traditions, honoring the dead with customs and ritual is important. One of the many tragedies of the Haiti earthquake is that so many died without receiving those blessings. Please join us as we honor the many who lost their lives in Haiti as we sing the Rutter Requiem on Good Friday, April 2nd.
We will collect an offering during the requiem — 100% of which will go to an aid agency in Haiti (more details will become available once the organization has been chosen.)
All voice parts are welcome to join us.
Rehearsals: (Held at North Como Presbyterian Church in Roseville)
Wednesday, February 24th 7:30 pm– 8:30 pm
Wednesday, March 10th 7:30—9:00 pm
Wednesday, March 17th 7:30—9:00 pm
Wednesday, March 24th 7:30—9:00 pm
Wednesday, March 31st 7:30—9:30 Rehearsal with professional chamber instrumentalists
Friday, April 2 — Requiem at 7:30 pm (warm-up at 6:30)
Please sign up before Feb. 10 by contacting Jennifer. Music will be provided.
Global Harmony is pleased to announce our 6th-year beneficiary: Neighborhood House, located right here in St. Paul. Neighborhood House is commited to developing skills, knowledge, and confidence for all who enter. Neighborhood House is a perfect fit with our Global Harmony mission and we look forward to raising funds for this worthwhile organization.
We are also thrilled to announce our composer-in-residence for 2010: Stephen Hatfield. Hatfield has over 150 pieces published to date and has conducted for choirs all over the globe. We have previously sung 2 of Hatfield’s pieces: “La Lluvia” and “One Drop.” We look forward to working with this gifted composer/conductor!