SESSION SNAPSHOTS: Vermont Folklife Women’s Choir
12.20.25
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On December 20th, we hosted the Vermont Folklife Women’s Choir to record a selection of songs for a project with Vermont Folklife.
The choir is a Burundian women’s chorus and dance group based in Burlington, Vermont. The song and dance group is composed of about fourteen women all of Burundian origin located in the greater Burlington area in Vermont.
Vermont Folklife’s mission is to deepen understanding of each other by engaging with communities across the state to document and share everyday expressions of tradition, innovation, and culture.
Vermont Folklife builds programs around community concerns and their partners’ expertise. They root their work with educators, students, traditional artists and musicians, researchers, and non-profit professionals in the process of collaborative ethnographic inquiry, seeking to understand experience from the perspective of the people to whom an experience belongs.
Through techniques such as interviewing, cultural documentation and media production, Vermont Folklife recognizes every individual in Vermont as valuable and significant, as an expert in their own arenas of activity, as creative, smart, and capable. No one is on the margins; no one is dismissible.
Click here for more information on Vermont Folklife
Photos by Luke Awtry Photography


















































