A portion of the concert proceeds will benefit the Human Rights Campaign Foundation, a 501-c3  arm of  HRC which promotes open living for GLBT Americans through research, education and outreach.

General Admission tickets are $12.00 in advance, are available at http://tickets.tgmchorus.org , and $15.00 at the door. Children’s and Student tickets are $6.00 in advance and $10.00 at the door.  For more information, visit www.tgmchorus.org,  or email  info@tgmchorus.org

A portion of the proceeds from this concert will benefit the Alliance of AIDS Services- Carolina. (www.aas-c.org)

This concert opens TGMC’s 2009-2010 concert season, “Woven Together”.
Each chorus will present a portion of the program, then perform several pieces as a combined chorus.

TGMC will present an encore performance of the acclaimed “BraveSouls and Dreamers” cantata, by Robert Seeley and Robert Espindola, which TGMC premiered in the Triangle in June 2009 to rave reviews. TGMC also welcomes guest soloist mezzo soprano Evelyn McCauley, of the Durham Savoyards, to this performance.

“Threads of Hope” will take place at 8pm, Friday evening, September 25 at the Long View Center, 118 South Person Street, in downtown Raleigh.

Tickets will be $12.00 in advance, and $15.00 at the door.
Tickets are available from TGMC members, and online at www.tgmchorus.org soon.

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TGMC Artistic Director and Conductor, John Philip Mullinax describes the invitation as “A huge honor for TGMC. High school, college, and community choruses from all over the state submit recordings to be selected for this event. Musicians from all over the state attend this event. It is a VERY critical audience. I am very excited that TGMC has demonstrated the level of musicianship and skill to be asked to perform at this conference.”

Founded in 1959, the ACDA is a nonprofit music-education organization whose central purpose is to promote excellence in choral music through performance, composition, publication, research, and teaching.

ACDA membership consists of choral directors who represent more than one million singers across the United States.

Ms. Karen Moorman of Classical Voice North Carolina (www.CVNC.org) has posted these comments to their website:

“..With a call to worship in gorgeous sotto voce with Brian A. Schmidt’s setting of “Lux Aeterna,” … the Conductor coaxed a strikingly dramatic quality from his committed singers.

Unencumbered by written music, the choral sound was full and beautifully balanced. The audience rewarded the chorus with three standing ovations. It was a fine performance.”

Ms. Moorman’s full review can be found here.

Ms. Tara Lynn, Social Networking Director and Arts Liasion for WCPE Classical Radio posted the following after attending the June 20 performance in Raleigh:

“The sheer sound quality of the first work was enough to get me wiping my eyes..The Triangle Gay Men’s Chorus has the most amazing blending skills and their synchronization was really unmatched.. FAN- tab -U -lous!”

Her complete blog posting can be see here.