The Choral Commons hosts a timely conversation with Black choral leaders on the liberatory potential of the ensemble as a site of radical imagining.Panelists:Alexander Lloyd Blake, Tonality/Los Angeles County High School for the ArtsArreon Harley-Emerson, Choir School of Delaware/Equity SingsAlysia Lee, Sister Cities Girlchoir/Maryland State Department of EducationDr. Zanaida Robles, Harvard-Westlake School/Neighborhood Unitarian Universalist ChurchTesfa Wondemagegnehu, St. Olaf College/Justice Choir

Trans*forming Choral Communities // Logan Bradford

The Choral Commons is a media platform that provides a space for choirs and singing communities to realize the liberatory potential of the ensemble as a site of radical imagining. We promote equitable artistic and organizational practices that harness the positive social impacts of participatory music making for the common good and confront racism, poverty, ableism, LGBTQ+ discrimination, displacement, and much more. We produce podcasts and community events, offer educational resources on justice-centered praxis, and incubate creative, artistic, and compassionate projects that empower choirs and singing communities to work for a just and peaceful world.