Welcome
Village Harmony is the umbrella organization for a diverse range of choral, world music and harmony singing activities under the direction of Larry Gordon and Patty Cuyler.
Our ensembles include Village Harmony, Northern Harmony, Boston Harmony, the Brooklyn World Music Chorus, the Chicago World Music Chorus, and our many Village Harmony Summer Camp ensembles.
New singers can join Boston Harmony—our school-year regional community chorus—until our January rehearsal. Read about the ensemble, which draws singers from all over New England for once-a-month weekend rehearsals in Concord, MA.
Registration is now open for our 2019 summer music camps. Most of this summer’s camps are full. But, as of June 12 there are still open spaces in the Teen traveling camp, July 29-August 15, the Teen Residential camp August 9-18 and the Oregon Adult camp July 28-August 4.
Read about Village Harmony camps
Complete Schedule of summer Village Harmony camp concerts in new England is now posted Here
Announcing Village Harmony’s 30th Anniversary Reunion, August 30 – September 2, 2019
A not-to-be-missed event for any Village Harmony camp or workshop alum! Come reunite with old friends and teachers, and sing and dance a long weekend away as we celebrate 30 YEARS of Village Harmony over Labor Day weekend 2019.
The event will be held at Windridge Camp in Roxbury, Vermont, which is 15 miles south of Montpelier—the location of our blow-out 25th anniversary party that was such an incredible success.
Accommodations are mostly in rustic dormitory cabins with a small number of private ensuite double cabins and double rooms also on-location (available on a first come, first served basis). Or register as a commuter and book local B&B accommodations.
If you have the time and want a longer reunion than just the weekend, check out our special 7-day REUNION WEEK CAMP, Monday, August 26 and continues through the end of the Anniversary Weekend.
”We can never thank you enough for introducing our daughter and her now-best friends and fellow singers to world music and to one another. You’ve walked them through a window into a world they wouldn’t have otherwise known – not just musically, geographically, and culturally, but also in terms of a set of personal values and perspectives that have so enriched – and will continue to enrich – their lives.”