Notable Member Choruses
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The following member choruses attended the latest festival in Denver, Colorado.
- A Company of Strangers
- Arizona Women in Tune
- Anna Crusis Women's Choir
- Atlanta Gay Men's Chorus
- Chicago Gay Men's Chorus
- Connecticut Gay Men's Chorus
- Coro Allegro
- Council Oak Men's Chorale - Tulsa OK
- Denver Gay Men's Chorus
- Denver Women's Chorus
- Desert Voices - Tucson AZ
- Diverse Harmony Youth Chorus
- Gateway Men's Chorus
- Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles
- Gay Men's Chorus of San Diego
- Gay Men's Chorus of Washington, D.C.
- Golden Gate Men's Chorus
- Heartland Men's Chorus - Kansas City, MO
- Harrisburg Gay Men's Chorus - Harrisburg, PA
- Insignia (Ensemble of the Miami Gay Men's Chorus)
- Lesbian/Gay Chorus of San Francisco
- Men Alive - Orange County Gay Men's Chorus
- Miami Gay Men's Chorus
- New York City Gay Men's Chorus
- Oakland-East Bay Gay Men's Chorus
- One Voice Mixed Chorus - Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN
- OurSong: The Atlanta Gay And Lesbian Chorus
- Orlando Gay Chorus
- Philadelphia Gay Men's Chorus
- Phoenix Metropolitan Men's Chorus
- Portland Gay Men's Chorus
- Providence Gay Men's Chorus
- Rainbow Chorale of Delaware
- Resonance Women's Chorus of Boulder - Boulder, CO
- Reveille Men's Chorus - Tucson AZ
- Sacramento Gay Men's Chorus
- San Diego Men's Chorus
- San Diego Women's Chorus
- San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus
- Seattle Men's Chorus
- Sine Nomine - Denver, CO
- Sound Circle - Boulder, CO
- Tone Cluster - Ottawa, Canada
- Triangle Gay Men's Chorus - Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill, NC
- Turtle Creek Chorale - Dallas, TX
- Twin Cities Gay Men's Chorus - Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN
- Una Voce: The Florida Men's Chorale - Tampa, FL
- Voices Rising - Boston, MA
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