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Serenade No. 2 8:250:00/8:25
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Everyone Sang 3:210:00/3:21
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less than two weeks until we perform Kinfolk Divine!
We’re incredibly excited to announce our next concert—Kinfolk Divine—which we will present live on June 3rd, June 4th, and June 7th. The men of ECMC will lift their voices in celebration of the divine feminine from Hindu, Buddhist, Celtic, and Judeo-Christian traditions across time.
Tickets are now on sale via the links above or below in our calendar!
A glimpse into the message of Kinfolk Divine...
In today’s society, it is more important than ever that human beings who identify as male lift up their voices and use their power to bring others who may be marginalized into the light.
Through countless centuries, although humankind has given much of its central credence and attention to divine figures which are said to be “male,” we don’t equally as often give the same to those which are said to be “female.”
In this concert ode to justice and equality, the men of ECMC lift their voices to iterations of the divine feminine from Hindu, Buddhist, Celtic, and Judeo-Christian traditions across time.
Choral works for men’s chorus and reimagined voicings of treble and mixed-choir music will be sung from the incredible musical minds of Gustav Holst, Sergei Rachmaninov, Ethan Sperry, Joan Szymko, Jocelyn Hagen, Morten Lauridsen, Mari Valverde, James Taylor, and others.
Join us for this life-affirming concert with its third eye focused intently on equality and justice.
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Surviving an Epidemic: Lessons Learned During the AIDS Crisis
When the Gay Gotham Chorus was founded in 1993, AIDS was fast approaching the height of its rampant killing spree in New York. Part of the mission of the organization from the start was to donate most or all of the profits from concert performances to the relief efforts and research funds against this terrible disease. All the while, the LGBTQA+ community endured horrific media and general public scrutiny. Politics and religion interfered in the quest for human empathy and helping others. Today, it would seem that we still haven't learned our lesson in society. In this short video series, brave members of ECMC, past and present, share their direct personal experiences of crisis and the wisdom they learned during the horrible AIDS epidemic of the 80s and 90s that took the lives of thousands of New Yorkers including partners and friends of our members. Our hope in creating this video outreach series is not only to show the inspiring resilience of these wonderful human beings, but to demonstrate a tangible way in which members of the LGBTQA+ community can be helpful and supportive to society at large. Listen to the messages of these brave men.