The Georgetown Chorale celebrates the joy of singing, cultivates musical excellence, and supports positive transformation in the lives of our singers and the communities we serve.

The Georgetown Chorale’s Spring Benefit concert will feature all of these composers and more!

The Spring Benefit Concert is almost here!

Join us on May 4, at 5 pm, at National Presbyterian Church, for an exciting collaboration between the Georgetown Chorale and the Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington! Both the Rock Creek Singers from the Gay Men’s Chorus and the GenOUT Youth Chorus will join us on stage during our Spring Benefit Concert devoted to uplifting music of great English composers. Our concert, entitled “Hail, Poetry!” presents music of Henry Purcell, Ralph Vaughan Williams, and Gilbert and Sullivan, as well as a new work by Greg Gilpin.

This season the Chorale has selected the GenOUT Youth Chorus to be our season beneficiary. The GenOUT Youth Chorus is the DC area’s only vocal ensemble for LGBTQ+ and allied youth, ages 13-18. GenOUT’s mission is to give young LGBTQ+ and allied youth a voice and to connect that voice to community. Singers in GenOUT are leaders in the movement to promote and protect the rights of LGBTQ+ people. They offer themselves as symbols and spokespersons for the struggle against discrimination and for equality. They lend their voices to messages of acceptance, and affirmation, and love, and they offer their faces to the image of what the world can be.

Photo credits at Church of the Epiphany: Anne Kelley Studio

Welcome to the Georgetown Chorale! We are proud of the inclusive community we have built and invite you to explore the diverse membership, exciting repertoire, and joyful spirit that make us who we are. Experience the many ways in which a vibrant arts organization can positively impact the people it touches.

Heather Adelsberger, Artistic Director

Concert post shown above thanks to Hanna Hughes (@Hannah Hughes).