Damekor means "Ladies Chorus" in Norwegian.
You don't have to speak Norwegian to sing in the chorus. It is fun to learn and we sing at concerts everywhere - churches, meetings, celebrations, concerts and even parades.

A distinctive group, it is one of a growing number of West Coast Scandinavian Ladies choruses. Whether you know Norwegian or not, are of Scandinavian descent or not, you will want to experience an extraordinary Damekor performance.

Organized in September 1999, Damekor grew out of a new chapter of Daughters of Norway, Nellie Gerdrum Lodge #41. Currently the Damekor has membership of all ages and from many communities.

"It's interesting to hear this fresh Scandinavian outlook in singing the different styles of music expressed from the background of the Scandinavian culture," remarked Steve Jensen, director.

Latest News:

The Bellingham Damekor attended the SANGERSTEVNE SPRING CONCERT on May 1st, 2011.

The Bellingham Damekor has performed throughout the Pacific Northwest singing at churches, meetings, celebrations, parades and concerts. They returned from a tour Norway in May, 2007.

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CONTACT INFO:

Steve Jensen, Music Director: stmjensen@earthlink.net

Hazel Sibillia; sibillia@juno.com

Sylvia Hampson; rhampson@msn.com