Hartford gay men s chorus

The chorus continues to inspire other arts-based community organizations around New England. Under the leadership of Artistic Director Greg McMahan, the CTGMC is proud to maintain its high level of performance standards while maintaining its signature blend of humor and personality. We aim to portray the very best of the gay community in an authentic way. And, to further our mission of building bridges between the gay community and the community at large, we now welcome men of all orientations to join us in song and fellowship.

Since , the Silk City Chorus has been in the business of preserving the barbershop style of four-part a cappella harmony and sharing it with delighted audiences all over New England, and let me tell ya, business is booming!! Having been chartered in , the Manchester Chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society has been preserving the joy of singing in the barbershop style for over 50 years in the city of Manchester. Our annual show, held in January of each year, has showcased not only the talents of our chapter, but has featured the best quartets from all over the world and has earned the reputation of a show that cannot be missed. Members of our chapter come from all walks of life and represent all age groups. Currently we have close to 70 men who maintain their membership with us, with about 40 to 45 members being active participants with the chorus.

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Michael Winslow found out last May that his kidneys were at 20 percent functionality, a level that qualified him to be put him on a transplant list. Once he officially got on the donor list in September, Winslow knew it was time to tell his brothers in song of the HGMC. On average, you have to be on the list for five or six years before you can have a kidney from a deceased donor. After hearing the news, several chorus members secretly underwent the necessary procedures to see if they would be a match for Winslow.