From left, Margy Hunter, U.S. Army, Forum resident, Jack Butler, U.S. Navy, and Sonoran Sounds member Ginny Mutton enjoy the Nov. 11 event in Peoria. The Sonoran Sounds Women’s Chorale of the West …
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West Valley women’s chorale sings for veterans
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From left, Margy Hunter, U.S. Army, Forum resident, Jack Butler, U.S. Navy, and Sonoran Sounds member Ginny Mutton enjoy the Nov. 11 event in Peoria. The Sonoran Sounds Women’s Chorale of the West Valley presented a Veterans’ Day concert to a packed house at the Forum at Desert Harbor, 13840 N. Desert Harbor Dr., in Peoria on Nov. 11.
The women, under the direction of Sun Joo Lee and accompanied by Jan Schaafsma, presented a program of familiar patriotic songs to the attentive audience. A number of residents and guests wore their military uniforms, hats or service ribbons and stood and joined the singing of their service song. Many residents spontaneously joined the chorale on, “God Bless America” and the “Star Spangled Banner.”
Women interested in becoming members of this talented and accomplished women’s chorale may contact the group’s president Joyce Bowlby at joyce.bowlby@hotmail.com to schedule an audition. You may also visit a practice session held at Sun City West Christian Church, 20803 N. 151st Ave., in Sun City West. The group practices every Monday morning from 9 a.m. until noon.