Humanitarian Choir and Instrumentalists
Artist Lynden Keith Johnson
A message from Voice of Hope director Henry Mollicone
Hello Friends –
Voices of Hope (VoH), Humanitarian Choir and Instrumentalists is ready to continue the beautiful momentum that began in 2018 with free concerts to raise funds and awareness for people underserved in our local communities.
I’m delighted to share that I have just completed my latest work Requiem for George Floyd. The choir has received the score and for now we are virtually familiarizing ourselves with it. Our big hope is to return to rehearsals and live concerts featuring Requiem for George Floyd and other favorites in Winter ’22.
As we begin to put the logistics into place – we’d love to hear from you if you would like to collaborate as a church with performance space, are a non-profit organization focused on support services and programs or as a musician – a singer or instrumentalist – who would like to contribute your time and talent. There are many ways to be involved with VoH – please reach out.
I am so very proud of Voices of Hope and how through the Power of Music, we can make a meaningful difference.
Be Well and See You Soon.
In Appreciation,
– Henry
501(c)(3) status will be in place shortly, and your donations will be tax-deductible.
Our MISSION is to aid people in poverty and to raise awareness of the problem. We do this by performing concerts in churches in order to raise funds for organizations that aid the poor. Conductor, singers, and instrumentalists work as volunteers without any compensation. ALL MONIES raised at concerts go to the charity designated by the church.
If you would like us to perform a concert at your church (within two hours of the greater San Jose area) contact us by email vohvoices@gmail.com .
ADMINISTRATORS:
Henry Mollicone, Conductor and Music Director
Tamami Honma, Artistic Director, Cal Arte Chamber Orchestra
Leroy Kromm, Project Organizer and Associate Conductor
Sally LeSchofs, Project and Program Coordinator
Barbara Day Turner, Project Organizer and Associate Conductor
Pam Sander, Programs and Logistics
Sonja Cook, Music Liaison
PROGRAM FROM PAST CONCERTS:
Click on each picture to view full size of program.
DOCUMENTARY FILM:
San Jose State University will be producing a documentary film of our organization.
MUSIC DIRECTOR’S NOTE
Our intention is to make a small difference by calling attention to our brothers and sisters suffering in poverty and to raise funds to assist them in their lives. We do this by giving concerts that feature musical works based upon social justice issues. Our programs also feature speakers, slide shows, etc.
We hope to touch the hearts of our audience with music, and raise awareness of the problems we have in our country with the vast number of people in poverty.
The link below will take you to a recorded performance of the Beatitude Mass, a choral work composed by our music director to raise money for the poor.