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This holiday season we sang at Eastern Market on December 4th and On Connecticut Avenue in Van Ness on December 12th. The chorus had a great time spreading holiday cheer to appreciative audiences at both locations.
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In the second night of a busy weekend of performing, we sang in front of the Tenley-Friendship Library, on September 25th.
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We sang for a lively audience under the lights on September 24th, as part of Van Ness Main Street's participation in the DC-wide Art All Night celebration.
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We had the honor of singing the National Anthem at Nationals Park, on September 18th, 2021 and you can listen to our performance below.
YouTube link to share: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZmSwK1LPH0
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During this time of not being able to sing together in person, we are instead creating virtual performances. Here is what we have created so far.
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The Singing Capital Chorus was honored to perform during this year's virtual version of the DC-wide Art All Night. We were featured as one of the performing groups on Friday evening, 9/18. Our performance is below and check out all the performances here.
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We were selected to audition for the 2020 Cherry Blossom Festival and were subsequently invited to sing on one of the Cherry Blossom Festival stages. Unfortunately, as with many events in 2020, the 2020 Cherry Blossom Festival was cancelled, but we hope to take part next year.
We were one of 7 groups competing that day.
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In true caroling spirit, we sang in four different locations on a sunny afternoon in DC. — attending Capitol Hill Caroling Marathon - Part of The Holly Days at Eastern Market. We also spread holiday cheer the following week at Van Ness.
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We performed a set of set of songs from the great American songbook during the Potomac Boat Club’s 150th Anniversary Gala dinner at the Sequoia Restaurant in Georgetown.
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Our annual show, titled Melodies and Moonbeams in honor of the 50th anniversary of the manned lunar landing, was full of a capella harmony from a range of performers. In addition to the Singing Capital Chorus, the show included songs sung by our chapter quartets, the Washingtones (a brand new women's a cappela chorus), and our featured quartet Midtown.
Getting off the risers to read and sing about Love Letters.
