In this beautiful contemporary work, Christopher Tin brings to life the realization of a Sufi concept: just as a single drop of water contains the essence of the entire ocean, inside every human being is the essence of all humanity.

Kulshan Chorus will be joined on stage by Cantabile Chamber Choir and Sno-King Community Chorale. This concert also features the 50 piece Salish Sea Orchestra and special guest from local guest Ferndale High School Concert Choir.

Featuring soloists: Aaron Norman, Vernoica Dearleau, and Nivedha Naren.

Artistic Director: Dustin Willetts.

Also performed June 15th at Benaroya Hall, Seattle featuring Bellevue High School

and September 14th at McIntyre Hall, Mt. Vernon featuring local high school.

Performed by Kulshan Chorus at The First Congregational Church in Bellingham WA

December 16th, 2023 7:30pm”

The Hart of “Fearless”. The tide recedes. “We belong to each other”. Whatever you harbor within, it rises and falls with all those around. We see you. We hear you. We sing with and for you.

Performed by Kulshan Chorus at the Mt. Baker Theatre in Bellingham WA

In October of 1998, Matthew Shepard, a young gay student at the University of Wyoming in Laramie was kidnapped, severely beaten, tied to a fence, and left to die in a lonely field under a blanket of stars. Five days later, when Matt passed away, the world was watching. Approaching the eve of the 20th anniversary, Craig Hella Johnson has responded with his first concert-length work, Considering Matthew Shepard.

February 19, 2022 7pm Congregational Church Beth Israel

We’re delighted to be able to sing for you again. Come share the joy of live choral singing as Congregation Beth Israel presents Kulshan Chorus.

Director: Dustin Willetts

February 19, 2022 7pm Congregational Church Beth Israel

We’re delighted to be able to sing for you again. Come share the joy of live choral singing as Congregation Beth Israel presents Kulshan Chorus.

Director: Dustin Willetts

June 4, 2022 3 p.m.Bellingham High School

Kulshan Chorus and Sno-King Chorale (from Edmonds) joined forces to present a choral celebration of the late Stephen Sondheim’s music. Accompanied by Washington’s most talented instrumentalists, these performances entertained and inspired the audience. They were able to enjoy A Little Night Music during the day. The performance had you smiling 24 hours, inspiring you to take some time on Sunday in the Park or a stroll Into the Woods.

Director: Dustin Willetts