Help Name a Group II

[Ken B]

Pathological Vocalisers Anonymous

Names for choirs Paul, not political parties.

[Ken B]

In the Roomful of Teeth vein: Boston Tongue Party

[Cato]

Per this post and this:

Choral Composer-Conductor Collective.

C 4 of course is a high-powered explosive!   

So maybe we should be thinking along those  lines! 

BOOMING VOICES of BOSTON!! 

[Ken B]

For the new agey types loging for "Collective"

Gathered Voices

Makes me wanna hurl myself ...

[Peter Power Pop]

Concord&Discord, A New Music Choir

How about punning it up a bit, adding a bit of Greek Latin at the end to make sound more impressive, and call yourselves:

Condiscordium

[Wanderer]

And we are avoiding the word "collective" !   "Collective" smacks of...well, you know! 

...the Borg, I know. Good call there. 

[Wanderer]

Pathological Vocalisers Anonymous

That's awesome.

Names for choirs Paul, not political parties.

Why not, in case they'd eventually want to branch out.

[Cato]

...the Borg, I know. Good call there. 

We...are... BORG!!!   0:)  Hey!  The Boston Borg Choir!

Nah!  People usually want to hear more than one note!

[Ken B]

Nah!  People usually want to hear more than one note!

This prejudice against minimalists never ends, it just. never. ends.

[Karl Henning]

But . . . if it's the right note . . . .

[Cato]

This prejudice against minimalists never ends, it just. never. ends.

Well,if  I want to hear a one-note chorus,I can always listen to the whining of my students!  And their parents!

But . . . if it's the right note . . . .

Aye!  "Just my luck!  They were singing Bb tonight, and I wanted to  hear F#!"   

[Moonfish]

Go simple but with an inspiring and imaginative core:

e.g.

Voices of Illumination

[jochanaan]

In the Roomful of Teeth vein: Boston Tongue Party

Ho ho ho HO, indeed!

[Karl Henning]

Sounds like "The Karl Henning Singers of Boston" ticks both those boxes.   (Someone to blame, too, if they turn in a terrible performance.)

Thanks a bunch! 

Since the endeavor is modeled on a group in New York, the Naming of the Band has been on hold, as there was the possibility (mild hope) that our name might be much the same, as a sort of "Boston franchise."  That possibility having run its course, three of our organizers decided on Triad:  Boston's Choral Collective.  (I know:  I reported that the thought was expressed, of avoiding the term collective, but I guess it was not a sticking point.)  As explained at last might's rehearsal . . . Why "Triad"?  To underscore the three foci of the group — composing, conducting, singing — and, since we present new music, which is sometimes scary to people, the triad is a musical object with a comforting familiarity to it.

And, for those GMG-ers on Facebook, we are, too.

[Dax]

BACCHUS

Boston A Contemporary Choral H U Society

. . . a few letters to fill in there . . .