Our Music, like us, represents many diverse and exciting styles. Our repertoire is    always growing. Over the years we have tackled everything from show tunes to jazz, swing, folk, acapella, classical and experimental music.

 In Watershed Stories we share from our personal journeys in original songs that range from the heart-rending to the hilarious. Before composing the songs in Watershed Stories, our then director, David L. McIntyre, interviewed choir members regarding our individual coming out stories. Common threads began to appear and David wove these themes into compelling pieces. However this is about much more than just 'coming out'. It is a musical tapestry telling the stories of the pain of self discovery, self acceptance, the loss of friends through Ajigsaw I.D.S., society's homophobia, the struggle to be yourself yet somehow fit in to what others want you to be. Finally, the joy of love and diversity in our community.

It is uplifting, inspiring, sad, happy, sometimes 'Tongue in Cheek' (listen to Fugue) , a jigsaw of different styles and emotions that somehow fits together so well. This is perhaps THE gay work of our times.

 There are two ways to enjoy our music. Firstly you can come and see a live performance. You never know what  you might get as our choice of music is eclectic and ever changing. Our spring concerts will usually include readings and solos by members old and new.

 Secondly you can buy the Watershed C.D. Most GLBT people find something in here that reflects their lives. It is an amazing work. Simply follow the CD link to order. It is also available in Regina Public Libraries and we sell a lot at the Airport believe it or not.