Lake Country Chorus

Lake Country Chorus is a group of women who gather together to participate in the art form known as Barbershop music. We are a chapter of Sweet Adelines International, a world-wide organization dedicated to performance and education.

Lake Country Chorus was chartered in 1968 as the White Bear Lake Chapter. Women of all ages and backgrounds come together to form the chorus and create the wonderful sounds of four-part a cappella harmony, barbershop style. We are thankful fo this hobby that not only allows us to sing, but also gives us the opportunity to make life long friends and to participate in activities we never imagined. Some of our members travel from as far as Cambridge, Wyoming and Isanti because we love to sing together.

We enjoy entertaining for our community, singing for senior residences, church services, park performances and other local events throughtout the north and east Twin Cities metro area.

Membership in our local chapter includes membership in a larger regional and international organization and the opportunituy to participate in their education and performance events.

Lake Country Harmony

Singing a cappella harmony, the Lake Country Harmony Chorus is a 503c non-profit organization serving East Texas. Performing four-part harmony, our repertoire crosses generations and genres, combining barbershop with Broadway, merging jazz and pop. This talented chorus competes annually with other choruses in a five-state region.

Lake Effect

The Lake Effect is an award winning group of 5 men unified in one common goal; the promotion and performance of all-male a cappella music. The Lake Effect is the next step in the evolutionary process of a cappella music in the Western New York region. The group's focus is new, intricate a cappella songs of both original & popular tunes that can be appreciated by people of all ages.

Lake Effect Harmony Chorus

Lake Erie Sound

Lake Ridge Legacy Chorus

The Lake Ridge Chorus was founded in 1976 by Director Emeritus, Jean Knight and charted with Sweet Adelines International that same year. The Chorus has performed throughout Northern Ohio, including at more than 30 stage productions, fundraising events, community events, nursing and assisted living facilities and producing an annual holiday show with a regional men's chorus. The Chorus has also sang the National Anthem at sporting events in the area.

Lake Shore Jive

The members of LSJ come from various professional backgrounds, but we find common ground through our love of music and a cappella. We have sung at various venues, both publicly and privately, including major professional sporting events, stages at Navy Pier and once at Millenium Park! Lake Shore Jive is available for hire for private events, and our vast repertoire makes for an enjoyable time for all.

Lake Superior Youth Chorus

Lake Superior Youth Chorus is a nonprofit organization based out of Duluth, Minnesota, whose mission is to cultivate an active and inclusive community of young choral artists, centered on a holistic music education. LSYC believes that all children are capable of discovering their voice. Our programs provide students in grades 2 through 10 with a creative musical outlet for discovering the joys of teamwork, cultural awareness, self-confidence, self discipline, and unparalleled musical opportunities.

Lake Washington Singers

performs a wide variety of musical styles. We have a strong sense of community and friendship in our group. This is achieved through participation in our community "mini-concerts" (approximately 5 per season) and in helping with various tasks needed for our Spring Dinner Concerts, which are our big fundraising events. Please see our Rehearsals page for information on dues and when our seasons run.

Lake Washington Singers is proud to annually award a vocal scholarship to local high school students. The scholarship recipient is invited to perform at our Spring concert. Please see our Scholarship page for information about our scholarship program.

Lakeland Choral Society

Founded in 1967, the Lakeland Choral Society, is a large auditioned chorus with a history of singing classics (and classical), show tunes, spirituals, hymns and anthems, from Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, Schubert to Lauridsen, Walton, Copland, Rutter and many others. Now under the direction of Beth Cummings, the Lakeland Choral Society enjoys the benefit of a long relationship with Florida Southern College, which provides rehearsal space.

The Choral Society presents two concerts of its own in the Fall and Spring, performing a variety of choral literature, often with small orchestra. The Choral Society has also performed with the Imperial Symphony, the Lakeland Community Band and we participate in numerous community events.

Lakeland Civic Chorus

Composed of approximately 40 Lakeland students, high school students, school music teachers, directors and community members, the Lakeland Civic Chorus performs under the direction of Leonard DiCosimo and piano accompanist Nada Vencl Montgomery. There are three choral ensembles available for singers: Lakeland Civic Chorus, Lakeland Women's Choir and Lakeland Chorale.

Lakeland students and community members are encouraged to audition for the Lakeland Civic Chorus.

Lakeshore Chorale

For over 2000 years, choral music has been inspiring the hearts of people throughout the world in their concert halls and places of worship. The Lakeshore Chorale carries on that significant tradition today and into the future. It is a diverse group of musical friends whose common interests are a love of singing and choral music. The ensemble is unique in its sense of community, and in its commitment to musical excellence and growth in a strongly supportive and welcoming environment.

For more than 36 years, the Lakeshore Chorale has been giving local audiences affordable opportunities to hear live performances of wonderful, exciting music. Directed by Neil Bubke, and accompanied by Joseph Hauer, the Chorale has provided the singers and accompanying instrumentalists the opportunity to participate in performances of high-quality sacred and secular choral works.

The Chorale consists of auditioned members from Sheboygan and the surrounding counties. Typically, four concerts are presented each year between September and May offering an extensive and varied repertoire, including Palestrina, Bach, Haydn, Mozart, Brahms, Gilbert and Sullivan, Spirituals, Folk Music, and PDQ Bach.

The Lakeshore Chorale has performed in Germany, Austria, Great Britain, Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic in four separate tours. Performances in Sheboygan's sister city, Esslingen, Germany, the Abbey at Bath, England, the Karlskirche, Vienna, and the Jesuitenkirche, Innsbruck, have been thrilling highlights for the ensemble. The Chorale has also performed in some of the finest concert halls and churches throughout Wisconsin and the Midwest.

Lakeshore Community Chorus

The Lakeshore Community Chorus was born in early 2010 from the joint musical passion of director Tim Heck and assistant director Nancy Plantinga. Their desire to offer a musical experience to singers as well as the surrounding communities produced 24 excited members. Today, under the direction of Nancy Plantinga, our 40+ members represent nine lake shore communities!

The ensemble rehearses weekly from March-June and August-December. Many members are busy and often travel, so two "sessions" every year were created to allow singers the opportunity to be involved when they can. Sessions begin with opportunities to audition for part placement and conclude with a formal concert. Other performances and joint concerts are also planned during each session. Rehearsals are Thursday evenings at Saugatuck High School (map). There is a participation fee for each session which helps supplement our expenses.

Lakeside Singers

Founded in 1999, The Lakeside Singers are dedicated to bridging the worlds of classical and contemporary choral music with a membership that is drawn from both disciplines. The chorus comprises professional singers, composers and arrangers who have performed on TV and radio commercials, operas, early music ensembles, film scores, Broadway shows, jazz clubs, cruise ships, cabarets and classical concerts around the country. Members are selected entirely through auditions and must re-audition every two years. The Lakeside Singers' programs combine cross-cultural classical literature from around the world with stylistically authentic arrangements of jazz, gospel, rock, folk, R&B and other contemporary genres. Headquartered in Evanston, The Lakeside Singers come from all around the Chicago area - from as far away as Oswego, Lake Zurich, Elmhurst, Oak Park, Batavia and the city's south side.

Lambert, Hendricks and Ross

In 1962 Ross, tired of touring, called it quits. Lambert and Hendricks choose Yolande Bavan for the impossible job of replacing Ross. Lambert, Hendricks & Bavan recorded three albums for RCA. None were as successful as those of the previous trio, and the group broke up in 1964. Sadly, Dave Lambert was killed in a car accident in 1966. Jon Hendricks continues to perform. Annie Ross also continued singing and working in films. Though they only graced the musical landscape for a few short years, Lambert, Hendricks & Ross left an indelible mark in the world of vocal jazz that has yet to be equaled to this day.

Lancaster Chorale

Celebrated as central Ohio's premier all-professional chamber choir, LancasterChorale has established its role as a vital force in choral music by performing challenging repertoire drawn from the rich treasury of the past, commissioning new works to inspire the American public to more fully understand its present, and supporting educational programming with young singers to promote the future of the choral arts.

Engaging the region's leading professional vocal artists, LancasterChorale garners high praise for its beauty of tone, musical integrity, remarkable blend, and exceptional commitment to elegant text phrasing. Under the direction of nationally recognized composer Stephen Caracciolo, the ensemble performs an astonishingly wide range of choral literature including plainchant, Renaissance and Baroque motets, German-Romantic part songs, French chansons, the sacred literature of the English and Russian churches, opera choruses, carols of every variety, American folk songs and spirituals, and works by living composers. LancasterChorale performs in cities throughout Ohio and appears periodically with ProMusica Chamber Orchestra and the Lancaster Festival Orchestra.

Lancaster Community Chorus

The chorus is now a fully-auditioned ensemble, which presents a series of three concerts each program year. Quality performances, featuring a large variety of music styles, organized into interesting and entertaining concert themes, have rapidly become hallmarks of what LCC is all about.

Talented singers that comprise our chorus give generously of their time and energy in preparing each concert. Since we have only eight rehearsals to prepare for each performance, the singers spend much time between practices learning their music on their own. LCC performers come from many communities in the central Ohio area, and also come from many different backgrounds, including professional musicians, educators, students, and those who have raised their musical hobby to an advanced level. All share a great spirit and a willingness to give their best to bring alive music for our audiences.

Although LCC sings for the intrinsic value of the music itself, the enjoyment of that process is heightened by the wonderful audiences that come to enjoy our music. We have been blessed from the outset of this musical journey by large and enthusiastic crowds at our concerts, thus creating even more audience members.

Land of Lakes Choirboys

As a young Marine on weekend liberty almost a half-century ago, Craig Carmody-Anderson accompanied a friend-reluctantly!-one day in 1962 to hear the Vienna Boys' Choir. By intermission he knew that, though he had scant musical training or experience, this is what he wanted to do one day. A chance encounter the following year with a suddenly director-less choir at the Minneapolis Boys' Club ("Well, they were not the Vienna Boys' Choir," he notes dryly) led him to learn the rudiments of directing-on the job, from the accompanist. But soon other obligations and interests intervened-family responsibilities (he had married the accompanist), the Boys' Club, a career as police officer and coaching boys' gymnastics. For years, having a choir of his own remained just a dream. Finally, in 1976, "Andy" was asked to form a choir to sing at a celebration of the country's bicentennial in his native Elk River, Minnesota. He agreed-on condition that it be a boy choir. An ad in a local newspaper and in church bulletins drew 18 boys to the first rehearsals, and when the celebration was unceremoniously cancelled, parents convinced the director to continue, and the Land of Lakes Choirboys was born.

Land of Lincoln Chorus

Land of the Sky Chorus

Langsford Men's Chorus

One evening in the fall of 1999, six men gathered around a piano. These six, all alumni of the Wayne State University Men's Glee Club, were holding the first rehearsal of what is now the Langsford Men's Chorus. Since the beginning the chorus has welcomed all men who sing; by the end of the first season about a third of the members were non-WSU alumni. Over the years our adherence to the principles of excellence in choral music has allowed LMC to grow to over sixty members, all with very diverse musical backgrounds.

Today, the Langsford Men's Chorus stands on its own, proud of our heritage, and dedicated to perform, promote, and perpetuate the art of men's choral music through the brotherhood of song and the fellowship among men.

LMC's season runs from September to May of each year. The concerts are typically held in December- traditionally devoted to Christmas and 'seasonal' songs- and May.

LanSINGout Gay Men's Chorus

LanSINGout Gay Men's Chorus, a voluntary, not-for-profit community chorus, was organized to provide the opportunity for gay and gay-supportive men to sing together. The primary purpose of the chorus is musical excellence in performance. While striving to achieve this purpose, the chorus provides social and fellowship experiences that deepen and enrich our lives and the opportunity to present a positive image of the gay community to the general public by being an organization of individuals who are making a positive contribution to the community

Laramie Civic Chorus

Laramie Civic Chorus meets on Mondays at 7pm. Directed by Dr. Holly Dalrymple, the chorus is made up of community members, UW students, and UW faculty.

Larimer Chorale

he Larimer Chorale is one of the largest and most accomplished avocational choral ensembles in the Colorado Rocky Mountain Region. We are an auditioned, adult choir that was created by our community, for our community. Through our concerts, events, and outreach activities, we actively demonstrate that singing is a life-long endeavor that brings fulfillment and enrichment to singers and audiences alike. We sing for the joy it brings to us and our audiences and out of a deep dedication to music and our community.

Larkdales

We explore and perform a cappella vocal music that broadly could be called "Americana", including genres such as bluegrass, bluegrass gospel, spirituals, country and more. We are drawn to music that has heart and soul and joy and humor and look forward to sharing it with you soon.

Las Vegas Master Singers

The Las Vegas Master Singers is a community choir that was founded in 1993 by Susan L. Johnson and a small group of dedicated vocalists who came together to sing "for the joy of it." The Master Singers quickly became recognized as one of the premiere choral organizations in the Las Vegas Valley. Now entering it's 20th season, this select group consists of almost 100 experienced musicians who represent a wide segment of Southern Nevada's community. Most have performed as soloists and choristers in a variety of settings around the United States. Many of them hold music degrees and have worked professionally as teachers, choral directors, organists, pianists, or performers. Membership in The Las Vegas Master Singers is achieved through audition.

Las Vegas Men's Chorus

The Las Vegas Men's Chorus (LVMC) was founded in 1993 by a small group of men who simply wanted to sing. Over the next 30 years, the LVMC found itself providing much more than music: a place to create and foster community and safe spaces through live performances. Social justice, inclusion, diversity, and equity are now at the forefront of LVMC's programming. From humble beginnings of 10 members and 30 patrons, we now boast 85+ active members and 2,000+ patrons in the audience annually at three fully-produced Mainstage Concerts with many Community Outreach Events benefitting thousands more interspersed throughout. Patrons describe attending an LVMC concert as experiencing joy . groups_bio_short : The Las Vegas Men s Chorus creates safe spaces for our community and allies through musical experiences which inspire all of us to be stronger together.

Last Note Singers

Our story begins on January 3rd, 1978, in a Capitol Hill living room, where enthusiastic singers gathered together to harmonize, after meeting through a Denver Free University class. Our name derived from our unerring ability to find the last note of a song regardless of how well or poorly the rest of the tune was carried. Although we strive for musical excellence, we balance that pursuit with an emphasis on social interaction and inclusiveness.

Laudamus Chamber Chorale

Laudamus Chamber Chorale has built a reputation for choral excellence by providing outstanding and inspiring concerts each year to audiences on the Front Range of Colorado. We perform repertoire from Gregorian Chant to contemporary choral works, gospel, American folk, popular songs arranged for choir, and of course, great classical works for chorus and orchestra. Our performances incorporate high-quality vocalists and instrumentalists with distinct music programs on multiple dates and in separate locations around the Fort Collins/Loveland area.

Laudamus consists of some 40 members who gather from various points along the Colorado's Front Range. Membership includes singers with a rich background in choral music, including professional and semi-professional singers, music teachers, college students, professionals and retirees. Laudamus singers audition every other year to maintain a place in the ensemble.

Laudamus Chamber Chorale desires to play vital role in our area's cultural landscape and is dedicated to supporting choral musicians, and promoting and performing the very best of choral music with spirit, passion, and joy!

Laurel City Singers

Laurel City Singers is a community-based choir, conceived by Adam Atkins, Roger Atkins, Joe Butkevicius, Debbie Storrs and Lynn Whittaker many years ago. They recognized a need to develop a choir that was dedicated to a wide variety of musical styles. We generally perform three concerts a year, a spring concert, a fall concert, and We are proud to be the former featured choir in The Boar's Head Festival, sponsored by First Church of Winsted.

Laurel Harmony Chorus

Lavender Light

The Black and People of All Colors, Gay and Lesbian Gospel Choir serving the LGBTQ community for almost thirty years

Lawrence Children's Choir

Founded in 1991 by sisters Janeal Crabb Krehbiel and Marilyn Crabb Epp, the Lawrence Children's Choir has grown from one 40-voice choir to an organization comprised of six choirs serving approximately 250 singers from Northeast Kansas, including the communities of Lawrence, Perry, Emporia, Osage City, Topeka, Baldwin City and Eudora. Current choirs include Capo, for preschool-kindergarten students; Cadenza, for kindergarten-3rd grade students; Choristers for 3rd-6th grade students; Tour Choir for 5th-10th grade students; the Ambassador Choir for 8th-10th grade students, and the Crescendo Choir, for senior citizens. Upon Janeal Krehbiel's retirement in April, 2012, long-time assistant Carolyn Welch as

Lawrence Civic Choir

The Lawrence Civic Choir, organized in 1975, welcomes singers from the area who love to perform serious, four-part choral music under a professional director. Formal auditions are not required, but singers must be able to read music and sing tunefully.

Lawton Harmony Chorus

We are an all female barbershop a cappella group that is a part of Sweet Adelines International.

Lawton Pro Musica

Lawton Pro Musica Choir is made up of musicians from southwest Oklahoma and north Texas who have training and experience in classical singing. The choir does three concerts each year, sings a wide variety of classical, opera, and jazz choral music and features its singers as soloists.

Lebanon County Choral Society

Legacy

Legacy is a nationally known Christian vocal group that is based out of Lubbock, TX. Their sound has been compared to many world renowned groups such as Take 6, Acappella, Gaither Vocal Band and Rockapella. The group consists of John Paul Sheppard, Clint Dickerson, Josh Wheeler and Jake Lierman.

Legacy originally got their start in the fall of 2002 while in college together, but the group only lasted for about a year. After a summer tour in 2003 and recording a CD together, the guys felt that God was calling them to do other things with their lives and they decided to put the group on hold for a while.

Lehigh University Choral Union

Lehigh University Choral Union is one of Lehigh University's most successful outreach programs, bringing townspeople, faculty, staff and students together to perform on campus three times each year. The Choral Union combines with the university's other ensembles to perform masterworks of the choral-orchestral repertoire such as Beethoven's 9th Symphony and Orff's Carmina Burana, as well as opera choruses, a cappella repertoire, and works specially composed for them. Performances include world-renowned soloists and guest musicians. Lehigh University Choral Union is directed by internationally acclaimed conductor and composer Steven Sametz. No audition is required for the Choral Union, but singing experience is recommended. Choral Union has performed at New York's Carnegie Hall and has toured internationally. Past tours have included China, Portugal, Hawaii, Italy, Spain, Austria and Hungary.

Lehigh Valley Chapter

Lehigh Valley Chorus is an exciting ensemble of female singers of all ages who perform close harmony accapella style. Founded in 1958, LVC performs for audiences through the Lehigh Valley singing a variety of show tunes all arranged in 4 part harmony.

Our singers volunteer their time, energy and talent each week honing our vocal skills as we move together on a musical journey to be the best singers.

Helping us are a cadre of amazing singers, acclaimed coaches and our talented musical director. Lasting friendships, shared joy, and the love of singing excellence are our common bonds.

Lehigh Valley Chorale

Lehigh Valley Gay Men's Chorus

The Lehigh Valley Gay Men's Chorus provides cultural enrichment through musical excellence, education, and fun for its audiences and members.

We, the Lehigh Valley Gay Men's Chorus use our voices and presence in the Lehigh Valley and beyond to promote understanding of who we are and of the diverse communities we represent.

Lehigh Valley Harmonizers

Lennon Sisters

They were a young, crisply harmonic quartet of sisters who called themselves simply The Lennon Sisters and they made their singing TV debut in 1955 on Lawrence Welk's old-fashioned variety show with sixteen-year-old Dianne (Dee Dee), fourteen-year-old Peggy, twelve-year-old Kathy, and nine-year-old Janet Lennon on board. Their a cappella version of "He" proved a scene-stealing success and America fell hard for these four attractive little innocents and their angelic blend. Welk professionally adopted the girls and The Lennon Sisters became regulars on his show every Saturday night for the next thirteen years. Dubbed "America's Sweethearts of Song," they recorded their first of many albums entitled "Let's Get Acquainted" in May of 1957. So popular were the girls that they became a merchandising factory with coloring books, lunch boxes and doll collections all doing very brisk business.

Lesbian / Gay Chorus of San Francisco

Celebrating all sexual orientations and gender identities, LGCSF provides an open and artistic environment for singers committed to musical excellence. Our performances entertain, educate, and inspire audiences with the spirit of inclusion and harmony.

Lettermen

The most famous line-up of this very successful US close-harmony pop trio comprised Tony Butala (20 November 1940, Sharon, Pennsylvania, USA), Bob Engemann (b. 19 February 1936, Highland Park, Michigan, USA), and Jim Pike (b. 6 November 1938, St. Louis, Missouri, USA). Pike, a letterman at Utah's Brigham Young University, released an unsuccessful single on Warner Brothers Records in 1959. In 1960, he and fellow student and ex-Mormon missionary Engemann formed a trio with Los Angeles-based supper-club singer Butala, who had recorded previously on Topic and Lute and had been using the Lettermen name since 1958.

Levels of Vocal Expression (L.o.V.E.)

This 5-person Bay Area vocal band culminates their individual influences of jazz, funk, gospel, and electronica to create an eclectic, powerhouse pop a cappella sound and ultimately, spread love and positivity through their music.

Lewiston Choraleers

The Lewiston Choraleers is a community chorus founded by Donald D. Shrimpton. The group has been presenting seasonal concerts at Christmas and Easter and in the spring and summer in the Western New York area since being formed in 2007. The popular group also has performed at DisneyWorld in Orlando, Florida.

Lexington Chamber Chorale

Lexington Chamber Chorale brings a rich and unique choral repertoire to Central Kentucky audiences. Since its humble beginning as the Sine Nomine Singers, the Chorale has enjoyed celebrating the art of choral singing through performing interesting and challenging pieces of music. Chamber Chorale concerts also enrich our cultural community through creative collaborations with guest artists and musicians. The passion for singing and the continued pursuit of musical excellence inspire the singers to present quality programs that touch both mind and spirit.

Lexington Choral Society

The Lexington Choral Society is made up of a broad cross section of Davidson County residents. Singers include music professionals, high school students, doctors, dentists, church choir members and a host of other professions (including stay at home parents). Ages range from 15 to 75. Prospective members will be considered prior to each concert season.