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The Tennessee Mass Choir, Inc. (TMC) is a nonprofit organization

The MUSIC Is The MAGNET But The GOAL Is The SOUL

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The Tennessee Mass Choir

The Tennessee Mass Choir, Inc. (TMC) is a nonprofit organization that provides a diverse culture of service opportunities through music, cultural arts, and community partnerships. High-energy vocals performed by a powerfully gifted, versatile and spirited group of individuals, The Tennessee Mass Choir has been recognized as one of the finest, most respected and talented Mass Choirs in the entire country. Under the leadership of award winning, GRAMMY nominated music producer Jason Clark, this choir has shared the stage and/or recorded with notable artists such as Martina McBride, Al Green, Fred Hammond, Foreigner, John P. Kee, Jekalyn Carr,  Kirby Lauren, St. Paul and The Broken Bones along with countless others. 

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Tuesday, April 1, 2025

The world-renowned Tennessee Mass Choir will perform for National Civil Rights Museum’s April 4th Commemoration Honors Dr. King’s Legacy with an Urgent Call to Action

The April 4th Commemoration is not just a reflection on history but a call to action. Dr. King’s fight for justice did not end in 1968, and his message remains as relevant today.

Friday, February 23, 2024

The award-winning, platinum-selling and highly-acclaimed singer-songwriter and powerhouse vocalist drops slick black-and-white visuals for new track, “Lift Us Up”.

Positioned as the captivating centerpiece of her forthcoming eighth studio album, Vanessa Amorosi unveils her electrifying new track, “Lift Us Up,” marking her debut release since joining forces with Dave Stewart’s Bay Street Records

Monday, January 1, 2024

One Memphis:' New mayor Paul Young emphasizes unity, hope as he is sworn in

It’s a new year, and the new mayor of Memphis said he has big plans for the Bluff City! It was a musical and memorable celebration inside the Cannon Center for the Performing Arts on Monday, January 1, 2024 to welcome Memphis’ 65th mayor Paul A. Young and the 13 new and re-elected city council members.

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