“The point is, art never stopped a war and never got anybody a job. That was never its function. Art cannot change events. But it can change people. It can affect people so that they are changed… because people are changed by art – enriched, ennobled, encouraged – they then act in a way that may affect the course of events… by the way they vote, they behave, the way they think.”
– Conductor Leonard Bernstein

Singers, note the picture of Leonard Bernstein below (hehe) and stay well!

Check out our performance at the 15th Annual Community Chorus Festival! The festival was held at Kawaiahaʻo Church on April 30, 2017.

Windward Choral Society performs at 15th Annual Community Chorus Festival

Check out this review of our concert!

“Windward Choral Society Triumph” by Kathy Crosier

Dear Chorus Friends,

During this time of “social distancing,” I want to reach out and wish you all well… virtually! 😃 I just want to let you know WCS is thinking about you and your family and friends during this unprecedented time. We look forward to the time when all of us can make music together again. Until that time, stay healthy and well and stay in touch…virtually!

With much love and aloha,
Susie

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Treble Tones ʻOhana – Oʻahu’s first chorus designed specifically for people with Parkinson’s, their care partners, and the community, under the direction of Daniel Heathcock.  The choir is a program offered by the Hawaiʻi Parkinson’s Association and supported by the Windward Choral Society.

Patients with Parkinson’s offer melodious kick-off to annual walk!

Click HERE to listen to Artistic Director, Susan McCreary Duprey’s interview on HPR 1 – The Conversation with Noe Tanigawa.

Click HERE to enjoy our recording of John Starr Alexander’s Requiem from our 10th Annual Spring Concert!