Hear Us, Hear Them is a Black-led Cincinnati-based ensemble dedicated to performing, engaging with, and inspiring all identities of artistry in order to enrich and progress the choral community.
Hear Us, Hear Them Ensemble performs and rehearses on the stolen territories of the Indigenous Algonquian speaking tribes, including the Delaware, Miami, and Shawnee tribes who have continuously lived upon this land since time immemorial. We honor and recognize their historical and continued contributes to the land on which we reside. Visit the Ohio Native Land Initiative to learn how you can support Indigenous peoples and protect their sacred sites in the Greater Cincinnati Area.
Our Beyond the Score series dives into deep conversations with composers and poets of the works we perform. Learn more about the inspiration behind their work and what they hope our audience will gain!
May Festival project aims to bridge the choral music gender gap
A Message from composer Danielle Jagelski
Season 3 Announcement
Hear Us, Hear Them announces our third season, Resounding Peace. The program will see three concerts, including a collaboration with The May Festival for their 25 for 25: A New Time for Choral Music concert on March 19. The group will present a spring concert entitled Resounding Peace on April 30, featuring two new commissions.
Noise Over Silence / Action Over Stillness
Saturday, February 26, 2022 at Presbyterian Church of Wyoming
Harry Mathurin-Cecil, conductor
Robert Brooks Carlson, piano
Julie Miller, interpreter
Richard Wilson, percussion
Sometimes I Cry
Jasmine Barnes
Poem by Tupac Shakur
Introducing Hear Us, Hear Them
The featured pieces are “I Remember, I Believe” by Bernice Johnson Reagon and “We Are the Storm” by Jerod Tate.
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