The
Santa Cruz Peace Chorale.
A singing community for peace & justice
now in our 10th season
Great songs. Great people. Great harmony.

Concert
repertoire from past seasons 
Listen to us
Member
Handbook
Member Rehearsal & concert schedule 
Member Practice
Files 
Photo Gallery
THANKS TO ALL WHO CAME TO DANCE WITH
US AT OUR Jan 28th "PEACE, LOVE & ZUMBA!" BENEFIT EVENT WITH
ADRIENNE HARRELL. IT WAS A RESOUNDING SUCCESS!!
If you would like to check out some photos
from the event, please visit the
link below.
http://s1155.photobucket.com/albums/p543/ZumbaZade/Zumbathon%20Highlights/
UPCOMING EVENTS:
SATURDAY,
MARCH 24---8th
Annual "Cook, Serve & Sing" at the Watsonville Homeless Shelter
(not a public event).
May 1--tentative tbc Reel
Work Labor Film Festival, Santa Cruz-location tba
SATURDAY, MAY
19--
7:30pm Annual Concert & Silent Auction
details tba
if you would like to donate to
the silent auction, please contact us at
e-mail below.
SUNDAY, MAY 20
1:30pm tentative-TBC reprise charity concert event
ABOUT US.....
Our
chorus is made up of folks just about like you. We support our
activities and expenses with year-long pledges. Dues
are
on a sliding scale., and no one is turned away due to finances or
experience. We are a non-auditioned mixed-voice community chorus
of peace and justice activists. People who have trouble
hearing/matching pitch may be asked to do extra work or confer with the
director for determination of appropriate learning tools.
We ask for a 9-month
comittment to rehearsals and performances.
See
links above for sample rehearsal/performance schedule & member
guidelines.
*We rehearse
most Thursday evenings from September through May
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church sanctuary, 7:30-9pm
2402 Cabrillo College
Drive, just off
Park Ave., adjacent to Hwy 1 & Montessori
School--winston Campus, Soquel *
For more
information:
nkmill52@cruzio.com
Musical Director: Aileen
Vance
Accompanist: Abigail Meloche
Amy
Goodman: “Final
words, Pete Seeger, {on} the role of music, culture and politics.”
Pete: “They’re all tangled up. Hooray for tangling!”