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Appearance with The Manhattan Transfer

By Publicity  |  2025/04/01 05:59 Posted in Uncategorized  |  Comments (0)

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The Manhattan Transfer
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We are excited and honored that we were asked to open for The Manhattan Transfer’s “Living Room Sessions”, Thursday, June 13, 2013 – 7:30 pm at The Palace Theatre on James St., Syracuse. This performance includes a stripped down acoustic set in front of an intimate audience. These sessions offer a rare glimpse at the stories and personalities behind the legendary Grammy winning vocal group, The Manhattan Transfer. Backed only by a piano, the vocal quartet reinvents the hits from their esteemed catalogue, coupled with anecdotes about their life in the industry, songwriting, and collaborating with other musicians throughout their forty year career. This is an exciting opportunity to experience an evening with The Manhattan Transfer in a re-imagined and memorable fashion.

For more information on this Live Music event. http://manhattantransfer.net/

For tickets visit: http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/00004A7B9CF09872

Congratulations!!

By Publicity  |  2013/08/24 22:31 Posted in Uncategorized  |  Comments (0)
The SGLC would like to congratulate Judy Rudolph, winner of the $50.00 gift card contest. Judy dropped her entry into the drawing box at our Spring concert, “Peace Love and Music”. Judy says since she is feeling lucky she will be buying 50 lottery tickets. May your luck continue!
Thank you to Judy and everyone else who entered for your continued support of The Syracuse Gay & Lesbian Chorus!!
SGLC Winner
Chairperson, Howard Woodside presenting winner, Judy Rudolph with her prize.

SGLC to be Opening Act for Manhattan Transfer!!!!!

By E Michael Whitmore  |  2013/05/27 22:26 Posted in Uncategorized  |  Comments (0)
The Manhattan Transfer
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We are excited and honored that we were asked to open for The Manhattan Transfer’s “Living Room Sessions”, Thursday, June 13, 2013 – 7:30 pm at The  Palace Theatre on James St., Syracuse.  This performance includes a stripped down acoustic set in front of an intimate audience.  These sessions offer a rare glimpse at the stories and personalities behind the legendary Grammy winning vocal group, The Manhattan Transfer. Backed only by a piano, the vocal quartet reinvents the hits from their esteemed catalogue, coupled with anecdotes about their life in the industry, songwriting, and collaborating with other musicians throughout their forty year career. This is an exciting opportunity to experience an evening with The Manhattan Transfer in a re-imagined and memorable fashion.

For more information on this Live Music event. http://manhattantransfer.net/

For tickets visit: http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/00004A7B9CF09872

Volunteers Needed for our new Development Steering Committee

By E Michael Whitmore  |  2013/05/11 13:43 Posted in Uncategorized  |  Comments (0)

The Syracuse Gay and Lesbian Chorus is a volunteer 501c3 organization.   We are currently searching for volunteers to sit on our Development Steering Committee.  The members of this committee will research creative ways for funding the SGLC, and present those development ideas to the Board of Directors.  If you have experience with fund raising, research, grant writing, or other related development skills please contact us.  Please email a reply to Chair@syrglc.org if you are interested in serving with our group.

SGLC to Join RGMC and others to Celebrate 30th Anniversary

By E Michael Whitmore  |  2013/05/11 13:41 Posted in Uncategorized  |  Comments (0)

The Rainbow Connection

Join us for the celebration of our 30th anniversary at our concert, THE RAINBOW CONNECTION, on Saturday, June 15th at 8 PM in the Hochstein Performance Hall.

We will be joined by three other LGBTQ choruses: The Buffalo Gay Men’s Chorus, The Ithaca Gay Men’s Chorus, and the Syracuse Gay & Lesbian Chorus, all of whom were inspired by the Rochester Gay Men’s Chorus to start their own groups!

THE RAINBOW CONNECTION is about pride and empowerment, about the struggles we have had to overcome and the victories our community has achieved in the past three decades.

We will honor those who came before us, and celebrate who we are today as we sing old favorites like “Michael’s Letter to Mama,” familiar tunes like “True Colors,” “Lean on Me,” and “You’ll Never Walk Alone,” and many other songs about Rainbows and what’s on the other side.

http://thergmc.org/