Singing with WACC
WACC is a musical adventure of harmony singing & living as members of our local and global communities. Anyone can join at the top of any season or our one off events. There are no wrong notes, only variations. We seek to fine tune to each other, our environment and wider musical community. We believe music opens our hearts.
Come and sing with us!
It’s been a wild ride here in western NC for all our singers due to Hurricane Helene and we’re still going strong. We’ve welcomed in 2025 and our 17th year of WACC and our spring season is underway.
Check back soon for our concert details and summer offerings.
Our Mission
singing in harmony
We believe that there are no wrong notes, only variations. As our season glides past, we find our way to a shared understanding of which notes we’re trying to sing and when.
Songs, scales and languages from different parts of the world enhance our understanding of harmony and keep us thriving as part of a world wide musical community.
thriving in community
Singing together opens our hearts to one another and helps us to grow into our best selves. We carpool, share meals, dance, and connect and make friends through music. What a treat!
As members of WACC we are working towards a musical goal while living in and protecting these mountains of Western North Carolina. WACC is the magical and fun group it is because of our members and all our varied histories and talents.
environmental & social justice
We do not turn a blind eye to the impact of a group our size meeting weekly. Nor do we ignore the privilege of money and time to attend a weekly group for fun.
We are committed to making singing available to everyone, regardless of anyone's financial situation. WACC is pleased to offer scholarship to those singers in need.
As a group we focus on reducing our carbon footprint through carpooling, planting trees, composting, and educating and supporting each other to make changes in our lives.
We celebrate diversity in life while also looking at the impacts of cultural appropriation, genocide and colonization through the lens of music.
Music, Politics & Healing Through Singing
WACC sponsored a conversation about Music, Politics & Healing Through Singing with WACC director Suzannah Park and two of her beloved colleagues from Village Harmony, Dr. Kathy Bullock and Gideon Crevoshay. The talk is now available here.