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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.
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On August 16th, we had the honor of singing the National Anthem at Nationals Park, and you can listen to our performance below.
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We had fun singing on one of the stages at the National Capital Giant Barbecue Battle in downtown Washington, DC on June 22, 2019.
Two of our quartets performed, as well as the chorus.
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Our featured appearance on the Saturday night show at the Mid-Atlantic District's “Harmony College-East” at McDaniel College after a weekend of great coaching and fellowship!
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We were privileged to open the 38th Annual University Club Awards Dinner by performing the National Anthem.
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The chorus competed once again in Mid-Atlantic District's annual Southern Division contest, held in 2019 in Baltimore on June 1st.
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The Chorus sang God Save the Queen and the Star Spangled Banner to open the 72nd annual Oxford and Cambridge Dinner that was held at the British Embassy on May 2, 2019.
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We had a great time singing at the Anderson House for the Society of the Cincinnati Concert Series on February 10, 2019. What a beautiful venue and it was standing room only for our performance!
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The Singing Capital Chorus and its annual delivery of singing valentines for Valentine's Day throughout the DC region, was the subject of a recent feature story on WAMU-FM, the local NPR radio station.
See more on Singing Valentines.
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We provided some holiday cheer for shoppers in Connecticuit Avenue on December 9, 2018. While it wasn't a white Christmas, the weather sure felt right for some snow!.
As described in the Washington Post, there’s something about the Christmas season that makes us want to sing together.
