EVC ONLINE - Spring & Summer 2020

Following the COVID-19 crisis last spring, EVC's choirs transitioned to virtual learning. We kept the joy of singing alive over Zoom as our singers expertly adapted to these new circumstances. In EVC Online, all of us saw firsthand how the creative spirit never stops. Our singers inspired us by creating original artwork. What originally felt like an unfamiliar and uncertain period turned into one that was deeply rewarding and meaningful for our community.

​Our virtual work culminated in Ladybug: EVC's Virtual Spring Concert, which livestreamed on YouTube to hundreds of our parents, friends, and supporters all around the world. Enjoy these video and photo highlights from EVC Online. 

We look forward to continuing our online work from last spring and this summer into 2021.

Virtual Choir Videos

Original Artwork

Artwork by Every Voice Kids Choir for their songs "Ladybug" and "Caterpillar" (Spring 2020)
Artwork by Every Voice Youth Choir for their original song "My Sky" (Spring 2020)
Artwork by students in EVC's Songwriting for Change summer program (Summer 2020)

EVC Online in Action

EVC's Songwriting for Change Kids and Youth Groups working hard to create impactful music together from a distance
Every Voice Concert Choir waves hello over Zoom!

Parent Testimonials

"The concert was such a ray of light. We're amazed by your work, musically and from an educational and community perspective. Not to mention the virtual and digital skills that you were able to mobilize in such a short time. We loved it."
"Everybody was poised, clear and precise.  The captured art work and enthusiasm was just so lovely and the upbeat cheer so so needed after what we’ve all been through."
"A huge thank you. All your efforts were 200% worth it! You made our heart lighter and in these particularly challenging time[s], it is priceless."
"[The virtual concert was] not just a technical feat, but one of emotionally moving simplicity and joy."
"I am full of admiration for the excellent work and the extraordinary ability to turn a pandemic into an opportunity for new avenues to support music education and the well-being of our children."