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 Northern Harmony, Boston Harmony, the Chicago World Music Chorus, and our many Village Harmony Summer Camp ensembles.
At this point we are on hold with plans for the upcoming summer due to the uncertainties resulting from the corona virus pandemic.
If you have signed up, or want to sign up, for a space in one of our US or overseas camps for summer 2020, rest assured that we plan to refund prepaid tuition and tuition deposits should we end up cancelling camp sessions.
Stay well and keep singing.
Read in general about Village Harmony camp.
Our affiliated regional choruses:
• Boston Harmony, led by Larry Gordon, Patty Cuyler, Sinead O’Mahoney
SEASON IS OVER FOR THE CURRENT YEAR.
Meets one weekend a month from September-April in Concord, MA, with performances in late April. A New England-wide community chorus (drawing singers from Massachusetts, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, New York, Connecticut and New Jersey) for once-a-month 2-day long rehearsals which take place from 2-8pm on Saturday, plus 10:30am-3pm on Sunday.
• Chicago World Music Chorus, led by Patty Cuyler, Mollie Stone
SEASON IS OVER FOR THE CURRENT YEAR.
Meets one Sunday afternoon (1-4pm) each month from October through April. A non-auditioned world music community choir open to Chicago-area community members as well as students and staff of the University of Chicago. Meets on the University of Chicago campus in Chicago’s Hyde Park neighborhood. U of C students are free.
”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.”