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In this powerful and heartfelt interview, queer choral director Ames shares their journey from basement dance parties and middle school alienation to leading Sing Out Detroit—a vibrant LGBTQ+ affirming choir. Along the way, they unpack the transformative power of queer identity in music-making, revealing how personal discovery reshaped their artistry and leadership. Ames invites us into a world where choral music becomes both sanctuary and resistance. Their story is a moving testament to how queer art doesn’t just make noise—it builds community, reclaims space, and sings truth to power. Dive in and feel the resonance.
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