SDWC News
The SDWC blog is your primary source for all news and updates concerning the San Diego Women’s Chorus. Here, you’ll find announcements for upcoming performances, SDWC press appearances, membership updates, and more from the queer music community in the San Diego area.
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San Diego Women’s Chorus Kicks Off Pride Weekend With Concert “Louder Than Words”
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE San Diego, CA, June 1, 2022 — The San Diego Women’s Chorus (SDWC), San Diego’s foremost women’s chorus, is thrilled to announce their summer Pride concert: “Louder Than Words,” a joyous, inspiring evening of music celebrating justice, …
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SDWC Awarded 2022 Spirit of Stonewall
We are so proud to announce that we are a 2022 Spirit of Stonewall awardee! Thank you, San Diego Pride, for choosing us to be the inaugural recipient of the Larry T. Baza Arts & Culture Award. Every year San …
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Reflections From The Artistic Director: Here Comes The Sun
Performing our spring show, “Here Comes The Sun,” in front of a live audience for the first time in over two years was thrilling. Over 75 new and former singers worked hard to revive their voices and sing with great …
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Announcing the Dr. Cynthia Lawrence Founder’s Fund!
The San Diego Women’s Chorus would not be the organization that we are today without the vision and leadership of our beloved founder, Dr. Cynthia Lawrence. A long-time community activist, Cynthia established the chorus in 1987 with 14 members who …
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SDWC and Superstar Demi Lovato Share the Stage!
Fresh off the high of an exhilarating performance at the California Democrats State Convention the day before, on Monday February 26th, 2018, an ensemble from SDWC had the opportunity to participate in what was arguably one of SDWC’s coolest community …
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Beautiful words shared from a singer from Resonance Women’s Chorus of Boulder
Beautiful words shared from a singer from Resonance Women’s Chorus of Boulder: “Sometimes in band or choir, music requires players or singers to hold a note longer than they actually can hold a note. A 4-bar low G….. a long …