Volunteer orchestra and chorus comes together for gay nuptials

classical, couples, orchestral, vermont, vocal musicJun 6th, 2010 | one response

Love and classical music were both in abundance at the commitment ceremony of Karl Brosch and Ralph Thomas on Saturday June 5 in Manchester, Vermont.  Performing at the event was a 70-piece orchestra and 30-member chorus, all friends of the long-time couple.  Myra Herron tells the full story at at  www.HudsonSounds.org.

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One Response to “Volunteer orchestra and chorus comes together for gay nuptials”

1. Helen Bayly says:

   November 2, 2010 at 11:15 am

   Thnkyou Karl and Ralph for an inspiring afternoon with you, your orchestra, chorus and many many other friends, June 5 2010 ….(And thx Myra for beautiful write-up).

   This from your Troy mates who sang, danced, laughed and rejoiced with you –

   Helen (of Troy) and Brian.

About Me

I've been a journalist and critic since 2002, and during the 1990s I was a record producer. Among my projects were the collections "Gay American Composers" volumes one and two, and "Lesbian American Composers." I've also led a three-year research initiative into the effects of AIDS on American music.