About Musae
Musae is a treble vocal ensemble based in San Francisco. The group takes its name from the original "ladies of song," the classic nine Muses of Greek mythology. Since its founding in 2004, Musae has performed diverse and accessible music throughout the Bay Area, and continues to stretch the boundaries of traditional repertoire for treble voices.
Musae functions as a musical collective in which each singer identifies as a leader and soloist contributing actively to the artistic process. The group's singers are trained in the choral tradition, but not bound by it. Each singer may sing a range of voice parts based on the aesthetic demands of the music, and the group performs largely without a conductor.
Musae functions as a musical collective in which each singer identifies as a leader and soloist contributing actively to the artistic process. The group's singers are trained in the choral tradition, but not bound by it. Each singer may sing a range of voice parts based on the aesthetic demands of the music, and the group performs largely without a conductor.
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Our Mission
Musae offers a new experience for treble voices by combining musical artistry with an innovative and generous approach to performance. |
Our Vision Music is an essential part of our lives. Our commitment to excellence and collaborative learning challenges us to push artistic boundaries each season. We believe that Musae’s heartfelt and adventurous music making inspires audiences and builds community. |
singers
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Allison Lynk
Amy Strauss Anjali Jameson Barrie McClune Becca Blume |
Caitlin Cobley
Christine Rojas Colleen O'Hara Danielle Schickele Erin Ichimura |
Katie Innes
Kim McClain Kirstin Cummings Lauren Schwartz Michela Macfarlane |
Sabrina Adler
Teresa Newmark Tiffany Ou-Ponticelli Valerie Moy |
Board of directors
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Barrie McClune
Elizabeth Stumpf Kirstin Cummings Laney McClain Armstrong |
Lydia Arellano
Lynne Carmichael Matthew Levine Ronika McClain |