In Harmony

Singing City has always believed that choral music is more than performance. It is a way of listening, of gathering, and of making
meaning together across time, experience, and community. In Harmony is an extension of that belief.

In Harmony is Singing City’s space for sharing stories, context, and reflections from across our work. Here you’ll find insights into upcoming concerts and programs, educational content that explores the music and poetry we perform, and perspectives from guest writers whose voices add depth and dimension to our artistic life. We’ll also share fascinating discoveries from Singing City’s archives—moments, documents, and stories that continue to inform who we are today.

At its core, harmony is about relationship. In choral music, harmony emerges when individual voices listen closely to one another, adjusting and responding in real time to create something richer than any single line alone. That same idea lies at the heart of Singing City’s mission: bringing choral music into the community as a shared experience, one that values connection, empathy, and collective expression. In Harmony reflects this belief, offering a space where many voices—past and present, artistic and civic—can be heard together.

This blog is also a practical resource for staying connected. In Harmony will include updates about auditions, volunteer opportunities, and ways to engage with Singing City beyond the concert hall, alongside reflections on collaborations, community partnerships, and new initiatives. Some posts will look ahead, others will look back, and many will do both at once.

The name In Harmony reflects more than sound. It speaks to alignment—between past and present, between artists and audiences, and among the many voices that come together through Singing City’s work. Whether exploring historical context, introducing new projects, or offering a closer look at how choral music functions as a civic and artistic practice, In Harmony invites readers to pause, listen more closely, and dig deeper.

We invite you to return here often—to read, reflect, and stay informed as Singing City continues its work of bringing people together through song.