It’s the ninth season of the Trans Chorus of Los Angeles (TCLA), and the time has come to celebrate the accomplishments of Trans and Non-Binary singers and composers. Join TCLA as they present VOICES: For US By US! A celebration of the musical selections written, composed, and performed by Trans and Non-Binary Artists. It features songs by artists Justin Tranter, Sam Smith, Shea Diamond, Ezra Michel, and more. Let us sing our songs with our voices. It’s for US and by US.
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