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EcoVoce is a performing arts organization dedicated to raising ecological awareness through ensemble concerts
for all audiences and educational outreach concerts for school audiences. Performances offer creative program-
ming of music with nature themes, including repertoire about trees, water, wildlife, and selections inspired by
Native Americans.
The name EcoVoce [pronounced eeko-VO-cheh] reflects a commitment to being a "musical voice for nature."
The "eco" part of the name comes from the word ecology, and the "voce" part is the Italian word for voice.
Through the artistry of its performers and the expressive powers of the music, EcoVoce offers a concert experi-
ence that helps deepen an awareness of the environment and inspires audiences to see nature in new ways.
EcoVoce is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization.
EcoVoce is a performing arts organization dedicated to raising ecological awareness through ensemble concerts
for all audiences and educational outreach concerts for school audiences. Performances offer creative program-
ming of music with nature themes, including repertoire about trees, water, wildlife, and selections inspired by
Native Americans.
The name EcoVoce [pronounced eeko-VO-cheh] reflects a commitment to being a "musical voice for nature."
The "eco" part of the name comes from the word ecology, and the "voce" part is the Italian word for voice.
Through the artistry of its performers and the expressive powers of the music, EcoVoce offers a concert experi-
ence that helps deepen an awareness of the environment and inspires audiences to see nature in new ways.
EcoVoce is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization.