New England Voices in Harmony has been the 2018 International Gold Medal Chorus of Harmony, Inc; plus the 2014 first place champion chorus; five-time Area Champions; four-time winner of the Rising Star Award; three-time winner of the Area 2 Achievement and Elaine P. Peters Small Chorus Awards; two-time winner of the G. Ruth Geils Memorial and Carol Gardner Singing with Heart Awards; and recipient of the LABBS Trophy.
Harmony, Inc., our parent organization, seeks to educate its members in the art of singing four-part, unaccompanied harmony in the barbershop style; to organize and maintain choruses and quartets; to give public and private performances; to sponsor contests; and to promote friendship among all women.
Since officially chartering in April 2001, the chorus has competed at area and international contests, hosted numerous shows, and entertained audiences at a variety of community venues, including the Nashua Winter Stroll, Taste of Downtown Nashua, and the Nashua Silver Knights Baseball Team.
Today, New England Voices in Harmony is composed of women of all ages, from various parts of New Hampshire and Massachusetts. The chorus is active in the community and available to perform for a variety of audiences, including businesses, community, civic or charitable organizations, church groups, and social clubs.
New England Voices in Harmony is home to five International Quartet Champions:
Taken 4 Granite, 2016 Harmony Queens
Moonstruck, 2014 Harmony Queens
Ringtones!, 2010 Harmony Queens
Showcase, 2009 Harmony Queens
Synchronicity, 2004 Harmony Queens.
New England Voices in Harmony is always interested in expanding its membership. In keeping with the Harmony, Inc. motto, “A Blend with Friendship,” women of all ages are welcome. Rehearsals are held most Tuesday evenings from 6:30 – 9:00 p.m., at the Nashua Senior Center, second floor, 70 Temple St., Nashua, NH. The parking lot is in front of the building.
For more information about membership, or to hire us: manager@newenglandvoicesinharmony.org or (603) 686-SING.
