Seattle Men's Chorus

About Seattle Choruses Seattle Choruses, comprising the Seattle Women's Chorus (SWC) and Seattle Men's Chorus (SMC), is one of North America's largest community choral organizations and is recognized among the world's biggest LGBTQ-identified choruses. Based in the Pacific Northwest, Seattle Choruses is celebrated for its vibrant contributions to the region's music scene, performing for an annual audience of over 30,000 patrons throughout the Puget Sound area. Flying House Productions is the non-profit organization that oversees the operations of the Seattle Choruses. The choruses are known for their innovative and entertaining programs which aim to build community, illuminate the experiences of LGBTQ people and their allies, expand inclusion, and inspire justice. Their vision is to create a more harmonious world that celebrates the unique identities and talents of all individuals. The choruses have a rich history of musical excellence and community engagement. In addition to the main choruses, Seattle Choruses also includes a mixed-voice SATB ensemble known as The Supertonics. This group, comprised of members from both the SWC and SMC, specializes in tight-harmony a cappella repertoire and is directed by Nikki Blackmer, who has over 15 years of experience in singing, directing, and teaching a cappella music. The Supertonics serve as ambassadors for the choruses, bringing their music and mission of inclusion and justice to community groups and events around the region. Seattle Choruses has a commitment to equity, access, and belonging, and actively engages with the community through various initiatives and performances. The organization's history is documented through past seasons of both the SWC and SMC, as well as The Supertonics, celebrating the legacy and contributions of its members over the years. The choruses are supported by donations, sponsorships, and advertising, and they offer opportunities for individuals to join the chorus or pursue careers within the organization. Seattle Choruses continues to be a proud member of the cultural fabric of Seattle, fostering a spirit of diversity and unity through the power of choral music.