Welcome
TO THE DENVER GAY
MEN’S CHORUS
Welcome
TO THE DENVER GAY MEN’S CHORUS
Welcome to the last concert of the 2022-2023 DGMC season and the last concert conducted by James Knapp, who is retiring after these concerts. After programming over 30 concerts for DGMC and 120+ individual performances in the last 10 years, James has created one last upbeat, bouncy, fun-filled concert to end his tenure with DGMC.
We were all hit by the passing of Tina Turner on May 24, and DGMC is adding a tribute song to her in this concert. Tina was the Queen of Rock, a music icon, a power of nature, and an extraordinary example of persevering through incredible challenges and odds. She will be greatly missed.
We hope you celebrate Pride Month with deliberation this year. With over 400(!) anti-LGBTQ+, anti-trans, anti-drag bills being introduced (and over 50 passing) in state legislatures, we reach out to our communities in Florida, Missouri, Texas, Tennessee, and more to let them know they are not alone. Raise your voices with ours to let everyone know you are proud and you are not going away.
Dear Friends of DGMC,
What a fun and inspired filled show we have prepared for you. In our concert we will give a noble tribute to the music and performers from legendary women who have changed the world. From Lady Gaga to Barbra Streisand and Adele to Whitney these artists helped teach the gay community how to find their true selves, and their community. We hope you enjoy our playlist, dances, multimedia, and stories from the heart!
This is my last and final concert of my 10 years at the helm as Artistic Director of the Denver Gay Men’s Chorus. After 41 years of making music, I will be retiring to my beloved Bar Harbor on Mount Desert Island Maine with my partner in July! My time with the Rocky Mountain Arts Association has truly been a journey and a bountiful experience to witness the growth of the organization over the last decade. The chorus has doubled in size to 150 singers, our audiences have increased by over 175% and our budget is twice the amount it was ten years ago.
The artistic level of the singers has flourished as we have partnered with such distinguished artistic forces as the Colorado Symphony, Cleo Parker Robinson Dance and sung in stunning venues as Red Rocks Amphitheater, Carnegie Hall and all of the venues at the Denver Performing Arts Complex. The chorus has been a national leader in participating in joint commissions of major choral works exploring and musical documenting LGBTQ+ history with works such as the oratorios of “Quiet No More”, “I Am Harvey Milk” and the new musical “Unbreakable”.
We have boldly programed concerts addressing social justice issues such as homelessness, racism, misogyny, police brutality, immigration and inequity and discrimination towards level different marginalized communities. We have been there singing for our community for the mass shootings at Pulse in Orlando and Club Q in Colorado Springs. We performed at Gov. Jared Polis’ inauguration and were the first gay chorus to every perform at an U.S. Military Academy – the Air Force Academy Chapel. We have sung the National Anthem for every major league sport in Denver except for the Broncos (they never returned my calls.) We have brought our mission of building community through music through the front range of Colorado and started an Anti-Bullying/Diversity Education Concert Program go public schools to educate and enlighten. The list goes on!
I am exceedingly proud of the work of the Denver Gay Men’s Chorus and deeply appreciative to all your who have supported us with your presence, volunteering, and donations. We could not have accomplished what we have without your outrageous generosity.
My final shout and the largest piece of gratitude goes to the artistic staff and the singers themselves. Without your talent, passion unrelenting dedication and commitment to a high level of music making and mission building none of this would have happened. I will always remember the transforming important work we did together and the joy and laughter we had along our way.
It has been my honor and privilege to lead you. You have a radiant future ahead and I wish you all the best to achieve greater success in the years to come!
Now everyone, get on your feet and get your pride on with “Divas – Icons and Justice Warriors”. Woot, woot!
Divas
Icons and Justice Warriors
Concert Program
Audio and video recording of this concert is strictly prohibited by copyright law.
ACT 1
Don't Rain on My Parade | Jule Styne |
Rumour Has It/Someone Like You | Anders and Astrom |
Jolene | Dolly Parton |
Born This Way | Stefani Germanotta, Jeppe Larusen, Paul Blair, and Fernando Garibay |
I'm Beautiful | Orville Evans and Brock Walsh |
E.V. | Yvie Oddly |
River Deep Mountain High | Jeff Barry, Ellie Greenwood, and Phil Spector |
Don't Stop the Music | Tor Erik Hermansen, Frankie Storm, Mikkel Eriksen, and Michael Jackson |
Daft Punk Medley | Thomas Bangalter, Carlos Sosa, Anthony Wayne Moore, George Duke, Edwin Birdsong, Nile Rodgers, Pharrell Williams, Guy Manuel Homem Christo |
ACT 2
End of Time | Beyoncé Knowles, Dave Taylor, Thomas Wesley Pentz, Shea Taylor, and Terius Nash |
Song for the Lonely | Paul Barry, Steven Torch, and Mark Taylor |
Holding Out for a Hero | Jim Steinman, arr. Mason Frasher |
Video | Popularized by India.Arie |
She's Got You | Hank Cochran |
Material Girl | Peter Brown and Robert Rans |
That's What Friends Are For/Greatest Love of All | Dionne Warwick, Gladys Knight, Elton John, and Whitney Houston |
Hype | Yvie Oddly |
Last Dance | Paul Jabara |
Yvie Oddly
Yvie Oddly is an (r)evolutionary drag queen performer, rapper, and fine artist from Denver, Colorado. Yvie captured the attention of the world when she won the eleventh season of RuPaul’s Drag Race. New York Magazine named Oddly one of the most powerful drag queens in June 2019 because of her ability to push the boundaries of drag performance art.
Bio from oddlyyvie.com.
Denver Gay Men’s Chorus
| Jayson Arteza | Fawn O'Breitzman |
| Marc Buchanan | Christopher Pieper |
| Tony Gulotta*^ | Kamen Ross |
| Geoffrey Gutierrez | Matt Starika |
| Jason Hall | Aaron Tochini |
| Zach Jones | Logan Walker |
| Mordechai Kadovitz | Preston Watson |
| Mark Kelly | Will Young |
| Jason Lusk |
| Eric Attard | Avery Kurtz |
| Jacob Bloom | Joshua E McAtee-MacRae |
| Jacob Bogart | Sean Montoya |
Lewis Curtis Carrington | Todd D. Nienhueser |
| Sean Cortes* | JP Perez |
| Peter Di Leo | Adrian Rivera |
| Robert Ehmann | Jeremy Saiz |
| Mario Galvan | Perry Simmons |
| Mel G Garcia | Elijah Walker |
| Rick Hall | Dalton Ward |
| Scotte Hoerle |
| Matt Bloom | Luke Lesnik |
| Zach Dillon | Eduardo Lopez Olmos |
| Dan England^ | John Mowry |
| Bailey Faith | Justin Rentie |
| Keith Falcon | Bill Rush |
| Michael Hobbs | Drew Sammeth |
| Timothy Kreuter | Jamie Smith |
| John Krotchko* | Darin Stewart |
| Stephen Layman | Nate Wylie |
| Art Anderson | Douglas Miller |
| Michael Backman | Maurice Murphy |
| Oliver Breen | Colin Oakley |
| Nathan Cretti | Christopher Perez |
| Kyle Crutcher | Daimeon Pilcher |
| Chris Dapper | Patrick Price* |
| Alex DeFazio | Quincey Roisum |
| Andrew Furash | Everett Schneider |
| Art Glover | Victor Silva |
| Eric Horan | John Trujillo^ |
| Sam Irvin | David Van Buskirk |
| Everette Marshall | George Ware |
| Luke Menard |
*Section Leader
^Section Coordinator
Off Kilter
Tony Gulotta |
Joshua E McAtee-MacRae |
Christopher Pieper |
Will Young |
Jacob Bloom |
Scotte Hoerle |
Zach Jones |
Logan Walker |
Matt Bloom |
Nathan Cretti |
Dan England |
Timothy Kreuter |
Colin Oakley |
Art Anderson |
Luke Menard |
Maurice Murphy |
Chris Perez |
Patrick Price |
| Musican | Instrument |
|---|---|
Ricki Moyer | Piano |
Greg Kitto | Drum Kit |
| Name | Position |
|---|---|
| John Hess | Production Chair |
| Anne Drake | Stage Manager |
| Eric Horan | Costume Coordinator |
| Stephen Hutt | Lighting Design |
| Lewis Carrington | Prop Master |
| Cate Thieme | Sound Manager |
| Gerald Brunson | Video Production |
| Alex DeFazio | Script Editor and Writer |
| Ken Leist | Choreographer: Rumour Has It/Someone Like You |
| Matt Bloom | Choreographer: Born This Way |
| Tim Kreuter | Choreographer: Material Girl |
| Jacob Bogart | Choreographer: Last Dance |
| James Knapp | Artistic Staff Member |
| Raul Dominguez | Artistic Staff Member |
| Dale Britt | Member |
| Dan England | Member |
| Michael Hobbs | Member |
| Mordechai Kadovitz | Member |
| Timothy Kreuter | Member |
Artistic
STAFF
James Knapp is an international choral conductor, music educator and master vocal technician with a unique approach to activist choral singing. A passionate campaigner for stylistic diversity within choral singing, Mr. Knapp comes with 20 years of experience with GALA Choruses (Gay and Lesbian Association of Choruses), having been the Artistic Director of the Gay Men’s Chorus of Houston from 2001-2009, the founding director of the Bayou City Women’s Chorus (2005-2009), Out Loud – The Colorado Springs Men’s Chorus (2013-2016) and the Denver Gay Men’s Chorus from 2013-present.
With over 41 years of leading university, church, and community choruses, James Knapp is the Artistic Director Emeritus of the Bayou City Performing Arts, the recipient of Certificate of Congressional Recognition from the United States House of Representatives for artistic excellence to further the cause of social justice, a Mayoral Proclamation of James Knapp Day in Houston, and was elected the Grand Marshall for the Houston Pride Parade in 2009 by the LGBTQ+ community. Most recently Mr. Knapp received the Denver Mayor’s Award for Excellence in Arts and Culture – Impact Award (2022) and was named the Artistic Director Emeritus and Conductor Laureate of the Denver Gay Men’s Chorus.
His choruses have appeared at Carnegie Hall, regional conventions of the American Choral Directors Association, and performed concert tours throughout Britain, Europe and Russia. They have performed with the Moscow Chamber Orchestra, the Houston Symphony and the Colorado Symphony, and with Cleo Parker Robinson Dance. James has taught choral workshops throughout the US, in Europe, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Singapore, and Thailand, and he served as Artistic Director of the Gay Games VII in Chicago in 2006.
James is a graduate of Fredonia State University, The Mozarteum Conservatory of Music in Salzburg and the University of Texas at Austin. James will be retiring in July 2023 to his beloved state of Maine.
In his fourth season as the Associate Artistic Director of the Denver Gay Men’s Chorus and Director of Off Kilter! is Dr. Raul Dominguez (he, him, his). Originally from Houston, TX, Raul is also the Director of Choral Activities at Regis University in Denver and thoroughly enjoys his ability to work in academia while maintaining an active role in civic music. In 2022, he earned his Doctorate of Musical Arts degree from the University of Colorado Boulder, a Master of Music degree in Choral Conducting from Ithaca College in 2019, and two Bachelors of Music degrees in Music Education and Vocal Performance from Oklahoma City University in 2008.
Between his undergraduate and graduate work, Raul was the Choir Director at Clear Lake High School in Houston. During his four years at LAKE, his ensembles were recognized with invitations to perform with the Houston Symphony, the Houston Chamber Choir, and Carnegie Hall.
Website: raulconducts.com
Instragram: @raulconducts
Ricki Vorrath-Moyer attended Andrews University in Berrien Springs, Michigan, then received her Bachelor’s of Music degree in Organ Performance at the University of Colorado, Boulder. She went on to receive her Master’s of Music degree in Organ Performance, with minor emphases in Choral Conducting and Piano Pedagogy. She is currently Organist/Accompanist at First Plymouth Congregational Church in Denver. She is a member of Denver’s premier handbell ensemble, the Rocky Mountain Ringers. Ricki also serves as the Artistic Director of the Metropolitan Choral Festival.
James Knapp
LEGACY
2013-2014 Season
December
Cozy, Safe and Warm, Out Loud Colorado Springs Men’s Chorus
Jingle, Jangle, Jive!, Denver Gay Men’s Chorus
March
ABBA-Cadabra, the greatest hits of ABBA and Classical Men’s Chorus music
May
Two Portraits: Our Stories, Broadway Legends, and Judy Garland, Out Loud Colorado Springs Men’s Chorus
June
I Am Harvey Milk, joint commission and Colorado Premiere with soloists and chamber orchestra. Music and Lyrics by gay composer Andrew Lippa
Tour to Fort Collins
2014-2015 Season
September
Everything’s Coming Up Broadway with the Colorado Symphony. The Denver Gay Men’s Chorus and the Denver Women’s Chorus sang the opening night at the Pops with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra with Broadway Stars Susan Egan, Doug Labreuque, and Debbie Gravitte at Boettcher Symphony Hall, Scott O’Neill, conductor.
December
Haul Out the Jolly, Out Loud Colorado Springs Men’s Chorus
Making Spirits Bright, Denver Gay Men’s Chorus
March
All You Need Is Love: The Music of the Beatles
May
You Gotta Give ‘em Hope: I Am Harvey Milk, Out Loud Colorado Springs Men’s Chorus and Denver Gay Men’s Chorus
Tour to University of Wyoming Laramie, Matthew Shepherd Foundation: Diversity Concert Series
Commission (World Premiere): “Request,” by Braeden Ayres
May
Collaborated with the University of Denver Newman Center for the Performing Arts, the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles, and Speak Out Theater of Los Angeles on the It Gets Better Project, GLBT Youth project as part of the Newman Concert Series and the Mosaic Youth Outreach Program. Coordinated Community Chorus of 75 singers including some from Young Voices of Colorado and Colorado Children’s Chorus. Outreach to hundreds of local high school students.
June
Stand Tall, Sing Out!, Denver Gay Men’s Chorus
Colorado Premiere of “Testimony,” by Stephen Schwartz
Collaboration with Denver High School for the Performing Arts
2015-2016 Season
December
North Pole Nonsense!, Out Loud Colorado Springs Men’s Chorus
Tinsel and Treasure, Denver Gay Men’s Chorus
Commission (World Premiere) of “Rise,” with text by Maya Angelou and music by Carolyn Montgomery
Joint Commission and Colorado Premiere of “Loving, Tender, and Present,” text by Rebecca Walker (Alice Walker’s daughter) and music by lesbian composer Laura Karpman
March
The Show Must Go On: The Music of Queen (Buell Theatre)
April
DGMC sings at “Purple Rain” at Film on the Rocks, Red Rocks Amphitheater (first appearance of DGMC at Red Rocks)
May
Music and Milestones, DGMC’s 10th Anniversary Concert
Commission (World Premiere) of “Every Dream Begins with a Dreamer,” with text by Harriet Tubman and music by gay composer Alan Shorter
June
Mountain Voices, GALA Concert performed by DGMC, DWC, and Out Loud
DGMC Commission (World Premiere) of “Make the Earth Your Companion.” Poem by US Poet Laureate J. Patrick Lewis, and music by gay composer Alan Shorter.
GALA Commission (World Premiere) of “Mountains and Rivers,” by gay composer Nathan Hall. 450 voices of Colorado GALA Choruses, brass, handbells, and bird whistles. Denver Performing Arts Complex Arcade on the five stories of balconies for the opening of GALA Festival with 6000 registrants.
Sang at the US Air Force Academy Chapel “America’s Chapel” as the first gay chorus to ever sing at a US Military Academy. Collaborated with the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus and Out Loud: The Men’s Chorus of Colorado Springs.
2016-2017 Season
December
Merry and Gay
March
Heartthrobs: The Evolution of Boy Bands
RMAA Cabaret: Love for Sale
June
Big Gay Sing, 35th Anniversary Concert
2017-2018 Season
December
Do You Hear What I Hear?
Joint Commission and Colorado Premiere of “What Do the Bells Say?”
March
British Invasion (Ellie Caulkins Opera House)
Collaboration with Denver Children’s Choir
April
Started with the advisement and consultation from the Trevor Project and the Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles.
DGMC outreach to Denver Public Schools Anti-Bullying/Diversity Education Concerts at George Washington High School (1,000 students in attendance). Collaborated with the GWHS Chorus.
May
Collaboration with Oscar, Emmy, and Oliver winning actor Alan Cumming on his national tour of Legal Immigrant (Paramount Theatre)
June
Home: Building Pride, Finding Family (concert for the homeless and those dealing with housing insecurity)
Colorado Premiere of Street Requiem to remember those who have died on the streets due to homelessness
Commission (World Premiere) of “A Home Is More,” with text by three homeless Denver poets: Anna Songs, Marilyn Morris, and Joel Sanda and music by Craig Carnahan
Art Commission: Leti, a homeless artist, created original oil painting for the concert poster and exhibition
Community Partners: The Gathering Place, St Francis Center, SAME Café, and Urban Peak
Front Range tour to Colorado Springs and Fort Collins
Raised $15,000 for the Homeless and those dealing with Housing Insecurity
2018-2019 Season
October
RMAA’s Cabaret Unleashed
December
Ho,Ho Hoedown to Hollywood
January
DGMC sang at the inauguration of Colorado Governor Jared Polis, the first openly gay governor in US history on the Capitol steps an at “The Purple Ball.”
March
Fiesta for All, celebrating treat Hispanic and Latino artists (Ellie Caulkins Opera House)
Artistic Collaborations: Ballet Folklorico Baile Caliente, Grupo Folkorico Semblanzas de Mexico and Zenergy Danceport, and Museo de las Americas
Community Partners: Mexican Consulate, Mexican Cultural Center, Casa de Paz, and Sharelingo
May
DGMC’s second appearance at Film on the Rocks, Red Rocks Amphitheater
June
Quiet No More: Stonewall 50 with Denver Women’s Chorus, soloists, and chamber orchestra
Commission and Colorado Premiere of this 50-minute work with 22 other GALA choruses
Tour to NYC sang the work with over 500 voices at Carnegie Hall
Just Between Us Friends: A 50th Anniversary Celebration of Stonewall: DGMC debut NYC solo concert on the 50th Anniversary at St John’s Lutheran Church on Christopher Street in The Village.
Community Partners: The Center, GALA Choruses
2019-2020 Season
October
RMAA’s Cabaret Unleashed: Heroes and Villains
December
Passport to the Holidays (Holidays around the World)
2020-2021 Season
December
A December to Remember, filmed due to COVID
June
Fierce, Fabulous, and Moving Forward, filmed due to COVID
2021-2022 Season
December
Holiday Follies: An Evening of Classics, Carols, and Camp
March
Motown and More: from the Temptations to Lizzo (Ellie Caulkins Opera House)
Artistic Collaboration: Three World Premieres of choreographed commissions with Cleo Parker Robinson Dance
Colorado Premiere of The Seven Last Words of the Unarmed by Joel Thompson (addressing police brutality against African Americans)
Collaborated with Rangeview High School
June
40th Anniversary Concert: Unbreakable, by Music and Lyrics by Andrew Lippa
Joint Commission and Colorado Premiere
70-minute new musical spanning 120 years of LGBTQ+ history
Guest soloists and chamber orchestra
Community Partners: The Center
2022-2023 Season
December
Haul Out the Jolly
April
Disney Pride in Concert (Ellie Caulkins Opera House)
Colorado Premiere with 25-piece orchestra
June
Divas: Icons and Justice Warriors
Guest artist Yvie Oddly, winner of Ru Paul’s Drag Race, season 11
Community Partners: The Center
DGMC has sung the National Anthem for of the major Denver sports teams (except the Broncos): Colorado Rockies, Denver Nuggets, Colorado Avalanche, and Colorado Rapids to educate and enlighten the greater community about LGBTQ+ issues.
To celebrate the legacy that James has cemented at DGMC and ensure we continue on his path, we are raising a total of $10,000 to support the Denver Gay Men’s Chorus. The funds will go to the following:
- Underwriting DGMC’s LGBTQ+ Educational Outreach Program to local schools
- Supporting a tour to rural Colorado to further the cause of LGBTQ+ education and social justice issues
- Commissioning a new work for his successor to perform with DGMC
- Contracting a marginalized guest artist(s) to perform with the chorus
This fund will ensure that the chorus continues to thrive and build community through music. The chorus is needed more than ever. We need to stand strong, sing with great passion, and show that we will not be silenced.
Please consider making a donation to support the chorus.
Our
ENSEMBLES
About DGMC
The Denver Gay Men’s Chorus has been an LGBTQ catalyst for change through musical excellence since its founding in 1982. With more than 300 concerts during its 41-year history, this 140-member ensemble is now recognized as the premier gay performing arts organization in the Rocky Mountain Region. Through its diverse and socially charged programming, DGMC’s reimagined choir concerts entertain, educate, inspire, and empower audiences to foster acceptance and tolerance throughout the greater Denver area and along Colorado’s Front Range communities.
DGMC has performed in Denver and around the U.S. in acclaimed concert halls including Boettcher Concert Hall, the Ellie Caulkins Opera House, Gates Hall, the Paramount Theatre, the Red Rocks Amphitheatre, and Carnegie Hall. Additionally, they have delivered groundbreaking performances at Coors Field, in the US Air Force Academy Chapel, and on the steps of the Colorado State Capitol as part of both inaugural festivities for Governor Jared Polis. They have traveled to 12 states, the District of Columbia, and Canada and have made joint appearances with several gay men’s choruses in major U.S. cities.
They have premiered new-commissioned choral works by 14 composers, including Andrew Lippa, Nathan Hall, Alan Shorter, James Deignan, and Craig Carnahan. Guest artists that have given extraordinary performances alongside DGMC include Alan Cummings, Margaret Cho, Diane Schurr and Ann Hampton Calloway. DGMC has performed twice with the Colorado Symphony.
In the name of advocating for a better tomorrow, DGMC has collaborated with The Matthew Shepard Foundation, the LGBT Community Center of Colorado, the Colorado AIDS Project, One Colorado, the Boulder County AIDS Project, Out Boulder County, the Colorado LGBTQ Chamber of Commerce, PFLAG Boulder County, and the It Gets Better campaign. In order to raise community awareness of issues surrounding homelessness and housing insecurity, DGMC committed to a yearlong Street Requiem Project in Denver, Colorado Springs, and Fort Collins. In 2018, they began pioneering an educational outreach program to nurture safe learning environments and support anti-bullying efforts in Colorado schools.
During its 40th anniversary season, DGMC collaborated with world-renowned Cleo Parker Robinson Dance, a first for both organizations. Aurora’s Rangeview High School Choir joined DGMC for the Colorado premiere of “The Seven Last Words of the Unarmed,” a powerful multi-movement piece inspired by the last words of seven unarmed black men. DGMC commissioned and premiered a new 70 minute musical “Unbreakable” by Broadway Composer Andrew Lippa spanning 120 years of LGBTQ+ history in the United States.
DGMC’s future is full of endless possibilities as their mission statement, “building community through music,” drives their imaginative motivation for success!
About Off Kilter!
Off Kilter! is a dynamic a cappella troupe comprised of singers from the larger Denver Gay Men’s Chorus. This 18-member ensemble performs throughout the year at numerous small venues in the Denver metropolitan area and engages communities, supports causes, and entertains audiences of all ages with a repertoire that ranges from classical to contemporary. In recognition of their musical excellence, Off Kilter! has participated in masterclasses with the King’s Singers, the world-renowned British men’s a cappella vocal ensemble, and with Dr. Ann Howard Jones, America’s distinguished clinician, adjudicator, teacher, and choral conductor. Off Kilter! is available to perform at private functions.
For more information and to book Off Kilter!, contact us here.
Our
PEOPLE
| Staff Member | Title |
|---|---|
| Michael Sattler | Executive Director |
| Sarah Gumina | Marketing Manager |
| Molly Hughes | Office Manager |
| Nancy Crist | Staff Accountant |
| Odette Tisseglo | Fund Development Manager |
| Board Member | Position Held | Years of Service |
|---|---|---|
| Marcus E. Turner | RMAA Chair | 2022-Current |
| John Hess | Vice Chair | 2022-Current |
| Jamie Henderson | Secretary | 2017-Current |
| Stephen Hutt | Treasurer | 2021-Current |
| Karen Tran | Co-President, DWC | 2021-Current |
| Ivy Moe | Co-President, DWC | 2022-Current |
| Scotte Hoerle | President, DGMC | 2022-Current |
| Ryan Montoya | Board Member | 2022-Current |
| Natalya Cruz-Teixeira | Board Member | 2022-Current |
| Council Member | Position Held |
|---|---|
| Scotte Hoerle | President |
| TJ Kizuka | Vice-President |
| Andrew Close | Treasurer |
| Anne Frey | Council Member |
| Chris Dapper | Council Member |
| Quincey Roisum | Council Member |
| Dan England | Council Member |
| Lewis Abney | Alejandro Longoria |
| Jim H. Adolphson | Wray Lundquist |
| Ed Allen | Bob Lyon |
| Shayne Allyn | Bill Maier |
| Brent Appleby | Leroy McCormick |
| Jack Asbury | Ellis McFadden |
| Hal Barton | Kevin McGrellis |
| Bill Beckman | Bruce McKelvie |
| Bruce Bell | Steve Mills |
| Jerry Bigner | Steven H. Mitchell |
| Timothy Blocker | Rob Moore |
| Roger Bole | Robert "Melba" Moore |
| William Bowman | Tim Moore |
| F. Everett Brabson | Thomas D. Morehouse |
| Robbie Brann | Tim Mowczko |
| Bob Brunelle | Patrick A. Mullins |
| Tim Burrs | Ed Muñoz |
| Mark Ceasar | Chuck Myers |
| Scott Caldwell | Mickey Nettleton |
| Vine Cardone | J. Richard Norton |
| Daniel Chaney | Dan Norton |
| Gary Clayton | Tom Oliekan |
| Jamey Collins | John D. Olmstead |
| Dennis Cossey | Craig Pace |
| John Craig | John Penman |
| Santiago E. Del Regato Jr. | Larry Guy Plush |
| Maro DeSoto | Bob Prewitt |
| Ben Detterman | David Price |
| Les Dirks | Christopher Priolo |
| Glen Dobbs | Adam Reilly |
| Brian Dolibois | Sly Reza |
| David W. Dowler | Thomas Z. Robbins |
| Mark Eberley | Dennis Toling |
| John Faulk | Bruce Rosenbaum |
| Jeff Fong | Bill Sarakine |
| J. Richard Geraghty | Richard W. Savage |
| Larry Glass | Bill Scheele |
| Scott Golden | Dave Schrader |
| Tim Grafsgaard | David Shneer |
| D. L. Guenin | Paul Sloat |
| David M. Hardesty | Jim Stevens |
| Roger Harris | Robert Stilson |
| Gerald (Gerry) Higgins | Anthony Trujillo |
| Dave Holbrook | Tim Delano Turley |
| Jon Holtz | Vern Tuttle |
| Martin Howell | John Watson |
| Michael Hughes | Dave Watters |
| Daniel Hunter | Bob Weimer |
| Frank Ingalls | Terry Wells |
| William Charles Ingram | George Williams |
| Jody Jay | Michael Williamson |
| Kevin Jordan | Brian P. Wimberley |
| John David Kennedy | David Woodyard |
| Jamz David Lackner | Rob Young |
| Brad Van Langen | Alex Zazow |
| Doug Langworthy | Desi Zobkiw |
| Agustine LeFebre |
RMAA Donors
Donors August 2021 – February 2023
(*denotes Guardian Circle Sustaining Supporters)
$15,000+
Bonfils-Stanton Foundation, Louden Family Foundation, Mile High United Way Community ACTS Fund, Scientific and Cultural Facilities District, Western States Arts Federation (WESTAF), Shuttered Venues Operator Grant Small Business Association
$1,500-$14,999
Ann Afton*, Karen Aviles* and Dan Eberhart, Dale Britt* and Brian LeMaire*, Michelle Busse*, Castle Lion Development, Charles Schwab, Cheryl Hamilton* and Kareen McCollough*, Bill Heath*, James Henderson and Ray O’Loughlin, Timothy and Elizabeth Hepp, Stephanie Jauregui*, James Knapp* and Jesse Field, Ron Koch and Mick Davey*, Kroger/King Soopers, Walter Lukens, Jason Lusk*, Pete McGill*, Gloria Moser*, One World Resources*, Chris Rasmussen, Michael Rodel*, Michael Sattler* and Kevin Ford*, Everett Schneider*, Heidi Shriver*, State of Colorado Department of Treasury, Jeffery Strauss, Julian Tay*, Sally Taylor*, US Bank, Jill Wayne, Susan Whittlesey
$1,000-$1,499
Gwen Balk, Andy Blanza, Allen Browning*, Coldwell Banker Richard Ellis (CBRE), Patricia Condon*, Barbara Easterly*, Dan England*, First American Insurance, Kyle Freeman, Art Glover* and Tomas McClure, Kelly Grutsch*, Scotte Hoerle*, Imperial Court of the Rocky Mountain Empire (ICRME), TJ Kizuka*, John Krotchko*, Ryan Montoya, Janet Pipal, Genevieve Przekwas*, Bill Rush*, Stephen Sbanotto*, Benjamin Smith, William Sykes, Janice Tilden*, Marcus Turner, Martha West, Emily Wheeland*, Stephen Winters
$500-$999
Art Anderson*, Apple Computers, Christopher Arlen, Rebecca and Laurence Bourgeois, Hayes Burton, Lisa Cameron, Steven Capaldi*, ColoradoGives Community First Foundation, Mikey Cooper, Coors Distributing, Natalya Cruz-Teixeira*, Ann Cuthbertson, Lauren DeAlleaume, Carolyn Dieckmann, Elisabeth Doherty*, Karen Edson*, Martha Everett*, Keith Falcon*, Tim Fires, Tripp Fulton, Stephen Fusco, Katie Gaertner*, Christopher Gilmore*, Robert Gladu Jr.*, Cheryl Hall, Rick Hall, Richard Haynes, Mark Heneghan, Christie Isenberg, Sena Johnson*, Christopher Junda, Mordechai Kadovitz*, Daniel Kifer*, Jeffrey Lawhead, Emily Layer*, Rev. Dr. Harvey and Judy Martz*, JT McGowan*, Douglas Miller*, Sean Montoya, Joey Netzorg*, Lynn Nimmo, Connie North*, Daimeon Pilcher, Randy Reddemann, Bradford Saint Matthew*, Karen Shapiro*, Ryn Skultety, Brenda Sommers, Ashley Terwilleger, Kelli & Michael Theis, Karen Tonso, Herb Toplan*, Hai Tran, Stephen Wertz, Wet Whistle Ltd, Glen Wood, Richard Zansitis
$100-$499
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$10-$99
Karen Aase, Above Ground, Carol and Chuck Abrams, Diana Adams, Paula Agger, Anne Allen, Brian Allen, Katherine Allison, Linda Altenhofen, Alyssa Amason, Gabby Ambrosio, Alan Anderson, Alexandra Anderson, Samantha Antone, Janette Armitage, David Arnett, Laura Arroyo, Stella Atkinson, Brian Auer, Lauren Ayoub, Crystal & John Babos, Sandra Bainbridge, Bobby Baker, Michael Barbieri, Alexa Barile, Rachael Barone Crowley, Sandy Barrow, Daniel Bartkowski, Donald Bartkowski, Margaret Bartkowski, Tim Bartunek, Steven Baum, J Beach, Cathy Beachland, Karen Bebber, Sabrina Becker, Cynthia Beeler, Richard Bender, Sharla Benjamin, Petra Bennett, Susan Berzac, Elizabeth Betsch, Maxie Bilyeu, Jo-Ann Birch, Mary Birdsall*, Eric Blanchard, Ruth Blayney, Gerald Bloom, Jacob Bloom, Sheila Bluestein, Tracey Blustein, Alexey Bochkov, Heather Bodman, Jacob Bogart, Arthur Boggess, Sandra Booth, Lisa Bottomley, Elizabeth Bowen, James Braun, Andrew Breckel III, Donna Bright, Marjorie Britt, Harry Brooks II, Chris Brothers, Lisa Brotz, Arlene Brown, Alan Brozovich, Victoria Brunson, Jennifer Bruton, Marc Buchanan, Joseph Bump, Allison Burke, Jennifer Burlingame, Carolyn Burtner, Angela Busch, Scott Cabay, Lori Camerer, Anne Campbell, Benita Campbell, Beth Campbell, Leslie Capin, Kris Carafelli, Tessa Carlson, Gail Carpenter, Jim Carr, Jim Carsten, Adele Carter, Susan Carter, Melody Chang, Tom Chapin, Melanie Chapin-Critz, Claire Chen, Yvonne Cherena-Pacheco, Jan Chodkowski, Rachel Chodkowski, Sue Choi, Thomas Christiansen, Craig Christopher, Nick Clark, Kelsey Coats, Domenic Contrino, Jennifer Cooper, Michael Cordova, Kelly Costello, Javier Cota, Christin Crampton Day, Ava Cresanta, Nate Cretti, Michael Crouch, Anita Culligan, Marhshall Cunningham, Michael Curth, Cathryn Daly, Brad Daughtry, Amanda Davidson, Elaine Dodds Davis, Jake Davis, Delaine Deal, JJ Dearmore, Lauren DeCarvalho, Alexander Defazio, Sheila DeFazio, Michael Deguire, Ellie DePue, Kathleen Devalk, Coninyah Dew, Dedrick Dial-Patrick, Chris Dias, Jessica Diaz, Zachary Dillon, Michele Doherty, Anna Doll, Christy Dowling, Christy Dowling, Tesa Dragomir, James Dunbar, Lori Dunbar, Sandra Dunham, Jordon Dutton, E & J Gallo Winery, Courtney E Law, Maryellen Easom, Andrea Eckler, Robert Ehmann, Nimesha Ekanayaae, Allison Elrick, Elizabeth England, Kristina Ericson, Elizabeth Escobedo, Jacob Esenther, Lindsay Esquivel, Beverly Evans, Jill Evans, Luke Ewing, Robert Faircloth, Paulo Farqui, Cassandra Fatouros, Brianna Feeney, Ari Finegold, Talia Fischer, Zen Fiskin, Steve Flansburg, Dan Flesher, Damien Flores, Elizabeth Flores-Rhyne, Maryanne Flynn, Stephen Fogarty, Kay Ford, Kenneth Fordyce, Jessica Forster, Lio Foulk, Coleen Fox, Mark and Stephanie Frank, Jane Frasier, Linda French, Anne Frey, Nancy Friday, Timothy Fuller, Tracy Futch, Ryan Gamble, Mary Ellen Garrett, Bill Gatto, Garth Geisler, Andrew Gerber, Daniel Gibbons, Janice Gieskieng, Angela Gilbert, Kyle Gisbert, Ryan Glaser, Velocity Global LLC, Gerald Gold, Jennifer Gomes, Noel Gonzalez, Barbara Goodman, Justin Goodman, Elizabeth Gottlieb, Lauren Granado, Susan Grebow, Russ Green, Timothy Greer, Nancy Gregory, Delia Greth, Nancy Grimes, Connie Gutierrez, Geoffrey Gutierrez, Molly Haberberger, Carol Hack, Kathryn Hall, Laura Hall, Joel Halligan, Neal Hamel, Elizabeth Hamilton, Kevin Hamilton, Tyler Hamilton, Christine Hammond, Timothy Hancock, Matthew Hardy, Linda Harmon, Alice Harris, Jane Harris, Lisa Harris, The Hartford, Megan Hartline, Constance Hass, Elizabeth Hauserman, Michael Heckendorn, Hillary Heintz, Anne Heisey, Angela Henderson, Jeffrey Henningsen, Alan Hentschel, Maggie Hepburn, Lori Hermanson, Lance Hernandez, Margaret Hernandez, Richard Hipp, Leba Hirsch, Meagan Hockett, Jean Hodges, Kaitlin Hoekstra, Raye Holab, William Holab, Emily Holcomb, Seth Holley, Javier Hollines, Simon Holoweiko, D Hooks, Toni Hooks, Andrew Hornbrook, Valerie Hornstein, Jane Hoskinson, Curry Houck, David Houggy, Brandi Howe, Alan Hubbard, Linda Hubbard, Jason Humphrey, Zeeba Hunt, Ruth Indelicato, Roger and Jo Ingles, Emily Ingraham, Amy Ivy, Brad Jackson, Stephen Jaeger, Terri Jakl, Judith Jamison, Satesh Jaundoo, Donald Jenkins, Jill Jennings Golich, Marty Jewell, Jackie Jimmerson, Ann Jinkins, Leslie Johnson, Emily Johnson Hentschel, Michael Jones, Marian Jordan, BeX Kagan, Amy Kahn, Kim Kaiser, Brenda Kastl, Keenan Keenan, Felicitas Kelly, Pat Kelly, Matthew Kersten-Gray, Michael Kilmer, Matthew Kline, Jessica Knoedler, Lindsay Knowles, Mark Koch, Kathleen Kramer, Michelle Krasovich, Bradley Kuhn, William Kuprevich, Stacy Kupzyk, Merritt La Foe, LaRoy LaBonte, Lori Land, Callie Lardas, Susanna Larmore, Stephen Layman, Kara Le, Danni Lederman, Kristina Lee, Yuan Lee, Ken Leist, Thomas Lemke, Miranda LeQuire, Kathryn Lervick , Karen Lieffring, Mary Linn, Charlie Lippolis Condon, Catherine Loch, Eliza Longaker, Martin Lopez, Justin Lu, Carly Lucero, Nancy Lucero, M Lukens, A.W. 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* Indicates a member of Guardian Circle, RMAA’s monthly giving program (Bronze, $1-$49/month; Silver, $50-$99/month; Gold, $100-$199/month; Platinum, $200+/month).
Special Thanks To:
Arvada Center for the Performing Arts | Jacob Kenworthy |
Elizabeth Jamison | Marcus Turner |
Anne Drake, Stage manager for her 21 years of service to DGMC | San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus |
SCFD - Jefferson County | Ken Leist, Choreographer DGMC 2013-2023 |
The Center | Westword |
Denver Gazette | Outfront Magazine |
Yvie Oddly | Christ United Methodist Church |
Metropolitan State University - Department of Music | Leslie, ASL Interpreter |
Ways
TO GIVE
Thank You for Your Support!
Text Divas to 833-261-8064, click here, or scan the QR code below to support the Denver Gay Men’s Chorus!
To celebrate the legacy that James has cemented at DGMC and ensure we continue on his path, we are raising a total of $10,000 to support the Denver Gay Men’s Chorus. The funds will go to the following:
- Underwriting DGMC’s LGBTQ+ Educational Outreach Program to local schools
- Supporting a tour to rural Colorado to further the cause of LGBTQ+ education and social justice issues
- Commissioning a new work for his successor to perform with DGMC
- Contracting a marginalized guest artist(s) to perform with the chorus
This fund will ensure that the chorus continues to thrive and build community through music. The chorus is needed more than ever. We need to stand strong, sing with great passion, and show that we will not be silenced.
Please consider making a donation to support the chorus.
We are inviting you to collaborate with us this month in raising $5,000 for Give OUT Day, the only national giving event dedicated to the LGBTQAI+ community. Funding will help RMAA
- Build an Anti-Bullying program for high school LGBTQAI+ students. This work is as crucial as ever! We need to support the younger generation and help them discover that being part of the LGBQTAI+ community is a beautiful thing and that there is nothing that could possibly be wrong with them.
- Bring well-known guest artists to upcoming chorus concerts. This will help expose the choruses to a larger audience and expand our impact.
- Support production of our 2023-2024 concert performances. We have over 20 ticketed concerts planned for 2023-2024 in all seven counties in the SCFD metro Denver area!
We Appreciate Your Support!
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