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Many Voices … One Song is a non-profit arts organization located in the Metro-Detroit area whose mission is to build community by sharing outstanding musical experiences. They believe music is a powerful force through which people of all nationalities, creeds, sexual orientations, and economic circumstances can join together in peace, understanding, and friendship. They seek to enable this through our diverse and innovative programming, which they continue to provide annually and free of charge to the community.
Each year they offer a wide variety of outstanding programs presented by our resident choral ensemble, Sounding Light, which are led by their Music Director Tom Trenney and performed across the metro Detroit area in front of increasingly diverse audiences. They offer all of our events free of charge to the community.
Many Voices… One Song boasts a dedicated group of volunteers who serve many functions: as Board Members, housing coordinators, transportation and logistics providers, venue liaison, reception and hospitality, community outreach, development, and all the many functions necessary to keep a small non-profit arts organization humming. |
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Sounding Light is a professional-level mixed chamber choir based in the Metro Detroit area, founded in 2003 by Northeast Ohio native Tom Trenney.
Known for its inspiring and illuminating performances, Sounding Light was recently honored with the invitation to perform at the 2017 National Convention of the American Choral Directors Association. Led by its founder, Tom Trenney, sounding light is committed to offering its members a spiritual and holistic approach to ensemble singing while offering its listeners a compelling and timeless experience with the choral art. Since its birth in 2003, sounding light has been privileged to sing with Anton Armstrong, David Davidson, Joseph Flummerfelt, Stacey Gibbs, Alice Parker, and William Weinert, and has premiered works by Carmen Cavallaro, David DiChiera, Jake Runestad, Tom Trenney, and Anne Wilson. As part of its 15th-anniversary celebration in 2017-2018, Sounding Light released its fourth CD recording.
Tom Trenney and Sounding Light, along with two fine soloists, soprano Lindsay Kesselman and tenor Brian Giebler, and the Stony Creek High School Choir from Rochester Hills, Michigan, visited Cleveland’s Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist on Friday evening, March 15, 2019 to give the local premiere of John Muehleisen’s Pietà. The composer was in attendance. |
