Submitted Photo The Voices of Note, pictured at an April 22 concert, are, back row from left to right, Nadine Holmly, Lori Zavalney, Karen Brunner Wright, Pat Marquard, Jeri Langemo, Liane Anderson; middle row: Karen Langemo, Tammy Doerr, Shan Haarsager, Judy Bacon, Deb Jensen, Joyce Brandt, Val Holler; front row: Martha Fix, Kristen Allan, Cheryl Nilsen, Kay Eaton, Paula Sidener, Debbie Nett, Kari Andersen, Sharon Strube.

The Voices of Note is to present its “Spring Concert” on Sunday at 3 p.m. at Zion Lutheran Church, with refreshments to follow.

“We come from all walks of life, teachers, retired businesspeople, stay at home moms, we all come together to sing,” said director Nadine Holmly.

Voices of Note is comprised of women from Minot, Drake, Granville, Donnybrook, Burlington and Glenburn. The three directors, Roberta Johnson, Sharon Strube and Nadine Holmly, have been singing together for 35 years.

The afternoon will be comprised of both secular and sacred music. The concert is to feature several vocal soloists, Sarah Putt, Martha Fix, Karen Langemo, Tammy Doerr, Cheryl Nielson, Karen Brunner Wright and nine-year-old Declan Bourquin. Several songs also include special accompaniment from Tammy Doerr, flute; Julia Putt, drum; and Jennifer Livingston, violin.

Some of the songs included in Sunday’s concert are, “Crowded Table,” composed by Brandi Charlie; “It’s All Right,” by Curtis Mayfield; “Send in the Clowns,” by Stephen Sondheim; and “Shalom,” by Dan Forrest.

The concert is free and open to the public, A freewill offering will be held during intermission.