Belle Voci is a community-based, adult choir that sings music for voices in the treble range. Belle Voci performs an eclectic repertoire of wide-ranging styles, showcasing the performance practices of the music’s origin. Belle Voci was founded in 2012 by Craig Cannon, who serves as the organization’s President.

Lorraine Milovac is our Artistic Director as of June 2023.

Belle Voci begins Season 12 in September 2023. Season 11 included our "Forward Into Light" repertoire in December 2022, and the May 2023 "Loving the Stranger" concerts featured the title piece, written exclusively for Belle Voci by David P. Goldstein; Anne Frank: A Living Voice by Linda Tutas Haugen; and a set of Signal Songs of the Underground Railroad. Sensory Friendly concerts were performed in both December 2022 and May 2023. In previous seasons we presented Andrea Ramsey’s Suffrage Cantata, which celebrates the 100th anniversary of diverse women in history fighting for, and winning, the right to vote, and "Sing for the Cure," funded by the Susan G. Komen Foundation and based on true stories of breast cancer survivors. These pieces help to define Belle Voci and our mission:

“Connecting Song and Community” through exemplary collaborations of artistic diversity. We are committed to fostering and preserving a culture of diversity, accessibility, and inclusion. We believe music encourages creativity and promotes civic engagement and a healthy community. Belle Voci welcomes singers of all backgrounds, ethnicities, gender identities, sexual orientations, races, religious beliefs, and mental and physical abilities. 

 Belle Voci has been a proud RAD Cultural Asset since 2020, and we are grateful to receive support from

The Heinz Endowments, the Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council,

National Endowment for the Arts, and Pennsylvania Council On The Arts.