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Greater Nassau
Chorus (GNC) is a member of Sweet
Adelines International (SAI), a women’s worldwide organization
committed to advancing the musical art form of barbershop harmony
through education and performance. Under the musical direction of SAI
certified faculty member and Master Director
Harriette Walters, GNC is one of the world’s leading singing groups
in 4-part barbershop harmony.
We rehearse regularly, participate in annual
music competitions, and perform for many different types of venues. We
have fun fine-tuning and performing this great hobby, while remaining
focused on achieving our goals. Our mission statement is simple:
To provide a
supportive community where
musical excellence will flourish through hard work,
perseverance, commitment and passion.
If you are a woman who loves to
sing, we have a place for you! We welcome you to contact us if you are
a talented singer interested in becoming part
of a group with high musical ambitions. We also encourage you to
contact us if you believe Greater Nassau Chorus can help you to enhance
your next function or event.
The Greater Nassau Philosophy: Our journey is defined by creating a culture that encourages
and fosters self development & growth and promotes unity. Our
performances are not measured by the number of singers we put on stage
or the numbers put on a score sheet; rather, they are measured by the
sheer entertainment value to the audience. Our performance measurements
are purely internal, improving, strategically long term. Our untapped
generosity creates the love we share with everyone, for to give is to
truly receive.
We have gathered
a sample set of our performances available for download in Windows
Media Format. See our audio page for a list of
performances.
Greater Nassau Chorus is sponsored in part by funds from the JPMorgan Chase Regrant Program, administered in Nassau & Suffolk Counties by the Huntington Arts Council, Inc.
