In April 1937, just one year after AGMA’s founding, an issue of AGMAzine was released and, on its cover, likely for the first time, appeared the now-familiar “AGMA Lady.” She is considered AGMA’s first logo and symbolizes strength, artistry, and...
AGMA is proud to share that the Union’s Board of Governors has unanimously approved a new strategic plan: the AGMA 2026 & Beyond Strategic Action Plan. This plan is a roadmap for where the Union is headed and how we will get there, built around eight core...
In the April 2001 issue of AGMAzine, AGMA announced a complete overhaul of its website. At the time, the internet was still becoming part of everyday professional life. AGMA knew that the update needed to be more than a simple redesign since members were looking for...
As part of our Women’s History Month series, AGMA’s Communications Coordinator interviewed Chorister Harriet Fraser. The conversation highlights her uniquely multifaceted career. A British soprano and longtime member of the Los Angeles Master Chorale, Fraser...
In celebration of Women’s History Month, AGMA’s Communications Coordinator sat down with longtime San Francisco Opera Chorus member and union leader Sally Mouzon to reflect on a career shaped by care, mentorship, and collective action. Over three decades with SFO and...
AGMA is proud to spotlight Julie Condy, a longtime member of the New Orleans Opera chorus whose nearly five-decade career reflects the enduring power of mentorship, artistry, and solidarity among women in the performing arts. In this conversation with AGMA’s...
