Cantabile was founded in 2001 and chose its name in recognition of the great influence of the Western Art tradition in women’s choral music.

​The purpose of Cantabile is to advance the understanding and appreciation of women's choral music through learning and performing a repertoire of women's choral literature across musical periods.

Cantabile's commitment to artistic excellence and community engagement is reflected in its carefully curated concerts. The chorus, known for its blend of vocal prowess and musical expertise, consistently delivers inspiring performances that celebrate the rich tapestry of choral music written for Soprano and Alto voices.
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The 2024-25 Singers: The Cantabile Women (a.k.a. "CantabiLadies") are auditioned singers, selected for their vocal quality, range, and blend.
​A multi-generational group, during the 2015 season, our members' ages spanned seven decades!

Amanda Albright
Carol Barr
​Margaret Baum
Kathy Duhamel
Janet Flanders
Connie Filbin
Marion McCollom Hampton
Christine Hoffman
Meg Hudson-Attisano
​Katharine Maguire
Liz McCormack
​Meg Menkov
​Lisa Milligan
​Lee Monro

Dawna Neron
Tiffany Newell
​Sara Norcross
​Karen Parker
​Kathy Cadow Parsonnet
​Nancy Pellegrini
Susan Pierson
Dena Romero
​Joanne Sandberg-Cook
Jo Shute
Priscilla Vincent
Janet Watton
​Jesse White

Cantabile Women singing at DHMC December 2017

We are most fortunate to have a wonderful Accompanist Jeanne Chambers, who has been with the group since 2010, and Music Director Kathy Sherlock-Green, who joined us in 2016.
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Cantabile is governed by a Board of Directors comprised of 6 singers, with the Music Director and Accompanist serving as advisors. The Board is responsible for managing the operations of the group. Board Members for the 2023-24 concert season are:

Marion McCollom Hampton - President
Lee Monro - Secretary
Kathy Duhamel - Treasurer
Meg Hudson-Attisano - Member-at-large
Dawna Neron - Member-at-Large
Karen Parker - Member-at-Large
Janet Watton - Member-at-Large