Washington Revels has several year-round performing ensembles celebrating the history and culture of the Washington area and beyond. These groups revive and present traditional material, performing on stages, in museum galleries, during street parades, and at many other venues.
Gallery Voices
A select group of vocalists performing a tapestry of musical styles: Medieval, Renaissance, Early American hymns and folk songs, 19th and 20th-century part-songs, and more.
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Heritage Voices
A multicultural ensemble presenting 18th- and 19th-century American music in historical venues and concert halls — often collaborating with the Roustabout String Band. Learn more →
Jubilee Voices
An ensemble presenting African American songs and stories of struggle, perseverance, trials, triumphs, as expressed through a cappella vocal music and narratives. Learn more →
Maritime Voices
This ensemble celebrates the sea and the inland waterways— the men who worked sailing ships, the women who sustained shore-side communities, and the men and women who worked on canals, lakes and rivers.Learn more →
For more information about Washington Revels Ensembles, and to explore hosting a performance at your site, contact Toni Goldberg at tgoldberg@revelsdc.org or (301) 587-3835.
Grant support for Washington Revels ensembles comes from Heritage Montgomery, Montgomery County Government, Maryland Heritage Areas Authority, Arts & Humanities Council of Montgomery County, and Maryland State Arts Council.
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