SUMMER FUNDRAISER 2025
Sumer is Icumen in – June 22, 4 pm
- Solos & duets from Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro
- A variety of pieces conducted by Voci singers
- Wine donated by Hess Persson Estates
Food, wine and beautiful music presented by Voci.
How better to spend a summer Sunday afternoon!
For information about Voci’s mask and vaccination policies, see Concerts & Events.
VOCI PAST EVENTS
Celebrating Women!
March and April, 2025
Voci’s spring concert, lead by guest conductor, Terry Alvord, celebrated and honored the many facets of women and the lives they live. In this program we saluted those who are tough, industrious, innovative, capable and independent. But, it also explored women who are learning to understand themselves, are tender, humorous and loving.
Synergy: When the Outstanding Outperform
December 2024
Voci Women’s Vocal Ensemble and WomenSing, directed by Ofer dal Lal, will presented Synergy, a collaborative concert with a varied program that will include works for double-choir, full choir, solo and other choral combinations.
Come, Lovers, Follow Me: Madrigals of Love and Life
May 2024
Voci presented a concert of madrigals and related musical forms from the Renaissance, early Baroque, and 20th century.
Peace Be Within Thy Walls
March 2024
In this concert, through sounds that are not only soothing, but at times provoking, Voci presented a REAL peace — one that may require effort and even sacrifice.
Transitions
December 2023
For the 21st annual Voices in Peace concert, Voci embraced and explored some of the transitions that define our existence. Voci also premiered Edna Yeh’s setting of Sara Teasdale’s “Twilight.”
In the Time of Brahms: Music for Women’s Voices from the Master and his Friends
March 2023
Voci performed a special concert featuring favorites from Johannes Brahms and his dear friends, Robert and Clara Schumann. Voci was joined by two horn players, a harpist, and a second pianist.
We Rise! Songs of Overcoming
December 2022
In the fall concert titled “We Rise! Songs of Overcoming”, Voci featured settings of poetry about encouragement, acceptance, self-confidence, and kindness. Nine of the sixteen pieces on the program were composed by women. The music included settings of poetry by women poets including Maya Angelou and Susan B. Anthony. All the music was composed in the past 30 years. It encompasses an exceptionally broad range of styles from “She Rises,” an 8-part work for double a cappella chorus, to a simple choral setting of Lennon and McCartney’s “Blackbird,” to a powerful version of “Brave” by Sara Bareilles. This concert is part of Voci’s Voices in Peace Concert Series.
Voci was joined by Jon Weiner, drummer, and Tom Elliott, bass player.
