Voices of Hope! It’s a wrap!
Thank you to our wonderful audiences! We’re truly grateful for your attendance and applause.
Our concerts are behind us now, but we’ll always remember performing this beautiful program –
Dan Forrest’s Requiem for the Living, Aaron Copland’s Theme for the Common Man and The Promise of Living,
John Williams’ America… The Dream Goes On, and “To Life” (“L’Chaim”) from Fiddler on the Roof.
And mark your calendars for the full Chorale’s December 2026 concerts on Friday December 11 at 7PM,
Saturday December 12 at 5PM, and Sunday December 13 at 3PM.
Lastly, here are a few photos from concert weekend!
It’s opening night at Provincetown Town Hall!
Backstage before the Sunday concert
Lining up to go onstage on Sunday
Warming up before the Sunday concert
The Red Thread, presented by Angel City Chorale, is a powerful multimedia concert experience inspired by the age-old parable of the invisible threads that connects us all, across time and space — celebrating our shared human experiences as stronger bond than anything that divides us.
We’re proud to be one of 100+ choirs worldwide to help create a global visual tapestry of singers that will be featured in Angel City Chorale’s upcoming concert, The Red Thread.
Potluck after the Sunday concert
Sunday concert at Nauset Regional High School
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The Outer Cape Chorale presents
Voices of Hope!
Music of hope and promise by Dan Forrest,
Aaron Copland, and John Williams!
Friday May 1 at 7PM
Provincetown Town Hall
Saturday May 2 at 5PM
Provincetown Town Hall
Sunday May 3 at 3PM
Performing Arts Center
Nauset Regional High School, Eastham
*** NOTE THE VENUE! ***
All concerts are free * No ticket needed * Contributions welcomed
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Artistic Director Allison Beavan
previews our May concert,
Voices of Hope!
in this public service announcement
by Lower Cape TV
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The Outer Cape Chorale was founded in February 2002 by its conductor Jon Arterton and several enthusiastic friends.
Beginning in 2016, the Chorale has been led by Artistic Director Allison Beavan.
The Chorale has steadily evolved in size and artistic accomplishment with singers representing towns across the Outer and Lower Cape.
The Chorale is a non-profit organization, and has prospered due to the generous support of the community.
In keeping with their philosophy of bringing their joy of singing to as many people as possible,
OCC has always performed their concerts free of admission charges.