Greenfield Harmony is seeking new singers as it embarks on its 18th year of multigenerational and multicultural community singing.
Led by Mary Cay Brass, this 60- to 70-voice group sings a dynamic cornucopia of soulful, thrilling songs of joy, hope, peace and courage from many cultures.
This fall’s line-up will include songs from Bosnia, Croatia, South Africa, the Republic of Georgia, Bulgaria and early American and gospel traditions, according to a Greenfield Harmony press release.
Greenfield Harmony meets on Mondays from 6:45 to 8:15 p.m. starting Sept. 24 at St. James and Andrew Episcopal Church in Greenfield. The 12-week session costs $120, with scholarships available to defray the cost.
The session will conclude with a concert the third weekend of December at Wesley Methodist Church in Hadley. There will also be a gospel workshop on Wednesday, Oct. 10 with John Harrison, director of the Montpelier (Vt.) Community Gospel Choir.
Greenfield Harmony has a long history of building bridges through music through its choice of songs, commitment to community and benefit concerts supporting peace efforts locally and globally.
For more information, contact Mary Cay Brass at mcbrass@vermontel.net or visit www.marycaybrass.com.