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Festival Crowd

Vocal Uprising

We're building a repertoire of chants, call-and-response songs, and simple sing-alongs—designed to get everyone singing together. Why? Because when we sing together, we feel stronger, braver, and more inspired to act. Singing was a driving force behind the success of the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s, and we carry that legacy forward.

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Whether leading chants at rallies or sparking spontaneous song in public spaces, we uplift spirits, strengthen community bonds, and ignite hope—because when we sing together, we rise together. 1

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While rehearsals have begun, there will not be a regular rehearsal time set until fall of 2025. All are welcome to drop in as you can.

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In Harsh Times
​I know, music alone

will not save us. But tonight

when my daughter played

the song we both love,

we smiled at each other,

all giddy and warm,

and some shriveled

part of me revived.

It was like those seeds

in the desert that wait years

to germinate—all they need

is one good rain.

That’s what a song can do.

Remind us our hope

is merely dormant, not dead.

Who could blame me, then,

for wanting to bring a song

to the whole thirsty world,

a song that soaks into

our parched hearts,

stunning us with just how fast

even the harshest world

can transform.

 

—Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer

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Join Us! No singing experience or skill required

Contact Julia at hesse.julia@gmail.com

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