Women of Note quartets and small ensembles enjoyed performing at the Marlborough Senior Center Valentine's luncheon.  Quartets took time out from their Singing Valentines deliveries to come and deliver a 45-minute love song performance for luncheon attendees.  This program is supported in part by a grant from the Marlborough Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.

Women of Note began our 2023 Holiday Concert Series at Orchard Hills Assisted Living Community in Sudbury, MA yesterday. We had a wonderful time!  It's not too late to catch a performance - a small group of intrepid carolers will be performing at the Southwick's Zoo on Thursday, December 7th from 6-8:00 p.m.  The chorus is also performing at the Natick Morse Institute Library on Sunday, December 10th, at 3:00 p.m. - see the flyer under Featured Programs above for more information!

Women of Note is thrilled to have brought 8 first-timers to the Area 2 Convention and Contests April 21-24, 2022.  It was a fun-filled weekend and we were very successful at the Chorus Contest on Saturday.  We are so thrilled and happy to count these newcomers among our ranks!

We were so glad to gather IN PERSON this last Sunday.  We were capably led in our first in person rehearsal in over 14 months, by Nanda Landers and Maria Gabriella.  Ashley Lang shared highlights of our renewed repertoire, Dancing Queen!

It was wonderful to see 3-D versions of our friends and hope to see the rest of you in person at our next physical gathering on June 27th!

What a great weekend it was!  Women of Note came in third in our Area contest with two new songs in our contest package. This means we are headed to Sandusky, OH for the Harmony, Inc. International Contest.  Our evaluations with the judges were very positive, and they gave us some great feedback!  We are so excited to work on our songs to prep them for International.

As always our time together is filled with so much fun, friendship, singing, emotion and so much love! 

But wait!  So much more happened this weekend that I can't wait to tell you about!  Stay tuned....

Please, let me introduce you to the very first mixed quartet ever to cross the stage in Area 2 competition!  This gorgeous blend of voices call themselves Neopolitan and they are phenomenal!  Taking the lead is Anand Sitaram from Vocal Revolution, and from Women of Note we have our bari, Linda Noble, our Assistant Conductor and tenor, Sarah Gerlt and none other than WON Director, Ray Johnson on bass!