Terrie Ashbaugh conducting AWC and the New England Symphonic
Ensemble at Carnegie Hall in June 2026

Save the Date!

Mark your calendars for Saturday, November 7 — the date of our first annual rummage sale. Proceeds will help fund our trip to Normandy, France, next June. St. Andrew’s is located at 7650 N Paseo del Norte.

Save the date for our winter concert, “Home for the Holidays”

December 12 at 3 PM
Catalina Foothills High School
4300 E Sunrise Drive

Check back soon for online ticket sales

Arizona Women’s Chorus

Based in Tucson, the Arizona Women’s Chorus comprises women ages 18 and older from all walks of life. An advanced women’s chorus, we sing a varied repertoire — from jazz to classical, Broadway to international, and everything in between. We have toured by invitation, collaborated with other musical groups, and commissioned new works for women’s voices.

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Latest News From AWC

  • From Tucson to Normandy: Help AWC Return to D-Day
    A Tucson chorus. More than 100 women. One extraordinary honor. In June 2027, AWC will return to Normandy, France, to participate in the D-Day Memorial Parade and Ceremony. Selected from more than 500 choirs nationwide, we are honored to once again represent Tucson and the U.S. This historic event will mark the 85th anniversary of…
  • Celebrating Independence Day with AWC
    AWC paid tribute to America at a free Independence Day concert at the Tucson Mall this past Saturday, July 4. Fresh from our recent appearance at Carnegie Hall, we shared highlights from that memorable concert, including music composed by a talented Tucson composer, along with beloved patriotic favorites.
  • AWC’s “Tides of Life” Featured in Arizona Daily Star
    AWC was recently featured in an Arizona Daily Star article highlighting our upcoming Carnegie Hall world-premiere performance of “The Tides of Life,” a 20-minute piece by composer Khris Dodge with lyrics by Katherine Byrnes. AWC performed the piece here in Tucson at La Rosa with the Tucson Pops on April 25 and 26 to standing…

Three Great Ways to Support Us

AWC depends on tuition, ticket sales, and — like most nonprofits — your financial support. Because of COVID, our concert attendance has been small and, while we have reduced our expenses, we still rely on (and appreciate) your generosity. So please help any way you can.

1 Donate

Donate to AWC and support great music. We’re a 501(c)3 charitable organization. Donating online is easy, fast, and secure.

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2 Sponsor

Sponsoring a concert comes with perks. We publish your ad in our program and feature your logo (with a link) on our website, so it’s a great value.

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3 Buy Raffle Tickets

Thanks to Our Generous Sponsors

Thanks to these organizations who have sponsored our Fall 2025 and Spring 2026 concerts! Visit their websites for more information.

Here’s What People Are Saying About Our Recent Concerts…

“My crew spanning three generations all loved it. They loved the themes, the professionalism, and most of all the performances. They thought the singing was beautiful and emotionally powerful.”

“I closed my eyes and tears slowly welled in my eyes and rolled down my cheeks during Shalom.”

“That was a smashing concert, so lively and energetic. I was amazed that you all memorized all those songs, impressive. Thanks so much for the fun afternoon.”

“The Sunday concert at the Art Museum was absolutely marvelous … I was particularly impressed by the responsiveness of the many singers — almost like a small chamber choir — and the nuanced performance they offered.” 

“A wonderful surprise that a community chorus can be this artistic and professional!”

“It was the best AZ Women’s Chorus concert I’ve been to. You looked like you were all having so much fun. The music was perfect for your voices, and the blend of parts was so good!!”

“We thoroughly enjoyed your Arizona Women’s Chorus concert, “Goin’ Retro.” We didn’t really know what to expect, but we were so glad that we decided to attend.”

“It was joyful … a plea for peace, hope, and joy. The program was great, the voices were great, and I love, love, loved seeing each singer … so happy they had to move with the music. “

“Wonderful, wonderful, and uplifting concert. It really touched me”

“Beautiful concert. I loved it! Terrie is amazing as always.”

AWC is the proud recipient of a 2026 Creative Capacity Grant from the Arizona Commission on the Arts, an agency of the State of Arizona, as well as a grant from the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona.