The Orange County Women's Chorus

If you live in Southern CA and still haven't heard of The Orange County Women's Chorus yet, you should, because we're pretty darn good.

And, if you're a friend of mine and you still haven't bought a ticket to one of our concerts, then fie on you! You should. And, yes. It does really matter.

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In a nutshell: About The Orange County Women's Chorus:

The Orange County Women's Chorus is an ensemble of 35 singing women who believe in raising their voices in song and solidarity. Their repertoire spans many eras and cultures, and ranges from the serious to the silly, but their commitment to performing quality treble music at the highest level never changes. Founded in a living room in 1997 and directed since 2000 by Eliza Rubenstein, the ensemble has quickly become one of the most respected choruses in the area, with performances at the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall, Walt Disney Concert Hall's REDCAT Theater, and the regional convention of the American Choral Directors' Association, to name a few.

http://www.ocwomenschorus.org/index.htm


A clip from the Daily Pilot while rehearsing for "Six Centuries of Girl Groups."
http://dailypilot.com/articles/2007/11/25/entertainment/dpt-goodolddays25.txt

More about us later...But. here's pic of some of our alto section and our fearless director, Eliza Rubenstein.

Here's a link to a article about the Orange County Women's Chorus from the L A Times.