"I’m so grateful for the wonderful concert Voix de Femmes gave us on Friday! What a nice and varied program it was; and sung with style and elegance. 
Everyone was enthusiastic about the performance and enjoyed it so much.  I think it really gave our people what they needed!!"

David Mathers
Director of Sacred Music
Saint Mary of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Fredericksburg, Virginia
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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.

2021-2022 Season

​Be Like the Bird 

Sunday, June 12th, 4:00 pm
​Living Arts Concert Series, Burtonsville MD

Birds have captured the imaginations of poets and writers for centuries: we envy their freedom, their beauty, their amazing songs, as well as their endurance. In his poem, Victor Hugo encourages us to ‘Be like the bird that, pausing in her flight awhile on boughs too slight feels them give way beneath her, and sings knowing she hath wings.’
Voix de Femmes invites you to enjoy these feathered friends and their companions through the playful works and contagious rhythms of (mostly) women composers such as Gwyneth Walker, Sarah Quartel, Cecilia McDowall, Emma Lou Diemer, and Eleanor Daley.

The talented Bill Wisnom will accompany the singers.
Soprano Carolyn Freel will join the choir and perform Meadowlark (from the Baker's Wife), as well as a couple of Beatles songs; the accompanist for those will be guitarist Leon Colbert.

The concert will be live as well as live streamed. Here is the link: ​
Bill Wisnom
​Accompanist
Annick Kanter-St. Hubert
​Founder & Director