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Voix de Femmes is a Women’s Vocal Ensemble dedicated to exploring the rich and challenging repertoire written for women's voices.

​Voix de Femmes is a volunteer organization; its members enjoy the dedication it takes to strive toward a polished, professional sound.

Voix de Femmes is a chamber group, so every voice counts!

​Voix de Femmes has a strong interest in exploring pieces written in different languages, particularly French, the group's founder native tongue. 

Voix de Femmes distinguishes itself by the uniqueness of their repertoire. They champion compositions written by women composers.

Voix de Femmes is based in Laurel, Maryland, and often performs in Burtonsville, Maryland, as part of the Living Arts Concert Series.

Voix de Femmes is French for Women's Voices. It is pronounced: Vwah duh Fah-muh.

2025-2026 Season

Sunday, December 21, 3:00 pm
Saint George's Episcopal
7010 Glenn Dale Road, Glenn Dale, MD 20769, MD

Sweet Was the Song the Virgin Sang!  

The great mystery of the Nativity has inspired poets and storytellers throughout the centuries. In setting these lyrical texts, composers have long shown a special affinity for women’s voices. They portray Mary as the Lowly Maiden, the Bearer of God, the Rose of great virtue, the Virgin Most Pure — singing sweet lullabies to her Son.
Voix de Femmes Chamber Choir will present selected gems from this vast treasury of music, including excerpts from Benjamin Britten’s beloved Ceremony of Carols, alongside newer works by contemporary composers Abbie Betinis, Sarah Quartel, and Marie-Claire Saindon.
​ The choir will be accompanied by the talented Grace Cho.

Dr. Grace Cho
​Accompanist

Songs of Resilience and Faith

Sunday, June 7, 4:00 pm
​Living Arts Concert Series

3315, Greencastle Rd, Burtonsville MD 20866
As we approach Juneteenth, join us for a moving concert of Spirituals and other works—music born of suffering, hope, and resilience. Tenor soloist Desmond Thompson, the Resurrection Choir, and Voix de Femmes Women’s Choir unite to present songs that carried layered meanings: laments of hardship, prayers of faith, and coded messages of freedom.
Annick Kanter-St. Hubert
​Founder & Director