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.

Lexington Christian Academy Chorus

Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly as you teach and admonish one another with all wisdom, and as you sing psalms, hymns and spiritual songs with gratitude in your hearts to God. -Colossians 3:16

Libana

takes its name from a 10th century Moorish woman, who was a poet, philosopher, and musician, symbolically representing women's creativity and vision throughout time. The group was founded by its Artistic Director, Susan Robbins in 1979, with the idea of exploring and performing music and dance which reflect women's often undocumented creative contributions to their cultures. For the past 29 years, they have taken audiences throughout North America and Europe on inspiring and celebratory musical journeys, weaving together the songs, dances and instrumental music of the world's cultures, especially as handed down through the artistic traditions of women.

Their repertoire of ancient melodies and contemporary tunes is performed a cappella and with a vast array of instruments including guitar, dumbek, accordion, oud, naqqara, clarinet and double bass. Their music is drawn from the divergent cultural expressions of the Mediterranean, the Balkans, the Middle East, Europe, Africa, Asia and South America. Libana's music and dance go directly to the heart, inspiring audiences with wonder in the commonality of the global community.

Liberty Belles

The Liberty Belles Chorus is an all female group who sing A Cappella in the barbershop style. We currently have over 40 singers of all ages, all walks of life, and all parts of the our community. We perform at annual shows, a number of public and private events, and at our annual competitions.

Liberty Community Chorus

Founded in 2003, the Liberty Community Chorus is an 80-voice chorus open to singers 16 years of age and older. The Chorus consists of non-auditioned singers from throughout the greater Kansas City area who prepare, rehearse and perform stunning modern and ancient choral works from the world's great composers. Always with intriguing concerts, the Chorus performs a minimum of two concerts each year with extra performances added occasionally during the seasons. In addition to the English language and drawing from many cultures, Chorus concerts have included selections sung in Latin, German, Russian, Hebrew, Estonian, Gaelic and Chinese languages.

Liberty Oak Chorus

Lighthouse Singers Gospel Choir

The Lighthouse Singers is a interdenominational community-based gospel choir in Marin County, California. Directed by Dr. Steven Roberts, the choir's repertoire includes both traditional & contemporary gospel music. For over forty years the choir has excited audiences throughout the U.S.A. in both multi-faith and multi-racial church services, community service performances, inspirational gospel workshops & national gospel conventions. The Lighthouse Singers choir has been acclaimed for its beautiful harmonies, rich sound, and inspiring presence. These qualities earned the Lighthouse Singers honors for at the Gospel Academy Awards, held annually at Oakland's Paramount Theater.

Lincoln Choral Artists

The Lincoln Choral Artists, formerly the Lincoln Civic Choir, (LCC) celebrates its 45th season with the 2024-2025 concert series. We are an auditioned, adult community choir of approximately thirty singers from Lincoln and surrounding communities. Our mission is to serve the community by providing an excellent musical experience for our audiences and members.

The LCA performs three to four concerts per year, under the direction of Mr. Paul Robinson.

We provide members with an opportunity to sing a variety of quality choral works. In addition to providing benefits to our members, we also provide our community with excellent opportunities to experience live performances of choral works which otherwise may not be heard in our area.

Lincoln Continentals

The Lincoln Continentals are a non-profit men's chorus whose mission is to preserve an American art form: Barbershop Harmony. We are dedicated to providing opportunities for participants of all ages to sing together in harmony. We serve our community through performances, educational camps and clinics, and charitable giving in Lincoln and surrounding areas.

Founded in 1946, the Continentals are proud to be the Lincoln, NE chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society. The Continentals host a variety of performances each year, including their annual Spring and Christmas shows, singing valentines, sporting events, and church services.

Lincoln Festival Chorus

If you like to sing, join the Lincoln Festival Chorus. If you would like to help young musicians along the way, we have an educational fund and scholarship fund which need support. If you would like to serve on our board we would love to hear from you. If you would like to be a volunteer and help with the many tasks involved during the preparation and presentation of any event we welcome your interest.

Lincolnaire Chorus

The Lincolnaire Chorus always strives to grow, improve, and achieve. Our chorus members are hard-working, prepared, dedicated, and never finished, because they are always searching for ways to elevate their craft and take the chorus to new heights.

We seek to find meaning in our music and endeavor to choose music that inspires and speaks to us. We value open, honest, and transparent perspectives in the chorus, and each member is encouraged to be their own unique self. We celebrate diversity and promote inclusion. We don't apologize for who we are and always represent ourselves truthfully to our audience and our community.

We share a deep emotional connection to music: we sing because it makes us happy, we are passionate about music and the role it plays in our lives, we choose to express ourselves artistically because we want to share our stories with others in a way that leaves them changed. We take pride and joy in our work and accomplishments, and this brings us together all the more.

Linn-Benton Community College Choirs

LBCC's music program provides an opportunity to learn, grow, and engage. You'll develop the common knowledge that all musicians use to speak about and perform music as a professional. You'll grow in your art toward the musician you wish to become. You'll gain the knowledge needed to engage the community around you in music, so that your talent is shared with those who need it most.

Lionheart

Lionheart is one of America's leading ensembles in vocal chamber music. Acclaimed for its "smoothly blended and impeccably balanced sound" (Allan Kozinn, The New York Times), Lionheart (Jeffrey Johnson, Lawrence Lipnik, John Olund, Richard Porterfield, Kurt-Owen Richards, and Michael Ryan-Wenger) is best known for its interpretation of medieval and Renaissance a cappella music, with Gregorian Chant as the keystone of its repertoire. The ensemble also collaborates with instrumental ensembles, dance companies, and contemporary composers, and was recently selected for inclusion on the Star Spangled Touring Roster, the first year of an initiative by Early Music America.

Lipscomb University Community Chorus

Listen Up!

Harmony, humor and vocal pyrotechnics. Listen Up! delivers a truly unique approach to Jewish entertainment. Our performances create a special connection families and communities across the US. See our website (link below) for testimonials, videos of our rehearsal and performances, and information about our recordings.

Litchfield County Choral Union

The Litchfield County Choral Union is a community chorus that has been bringing the art of Choral Music to the region since 1899. Our community is made up of singers and audiences from all over Connecticut, eastern New York, and western Massachusetts.

Little Anthony and the Imperials

Little Anthony and the Imperials were one of the finest vocal groups to emerge from the talent-rich New York scene. Moreover, they enjoyed unusual longevity for an act of that type, having hits in both the doo-wop Fifties and the soul-music Sixties. They outlasted their peers by virtue of "Little Anthony" Gourdine's powerful, beseeching vocals and the consummate professionalism of the Imperials, who mastered a broad range of material and knew how to work a stage.

It all started in Brooklyn, where Gourdine and friends grew up in the throes of the vocal-group craze. His first groups were called the Duponts (after the chemical company) and the Chesters. The latter group got signed to music-biz impresario George Gouldner's End Records. Wanting a name more regal than the Chesters, the label rechristened them the Imperials. It was Alan Freed, then an influential New York disc jockey and concert promoter, who christened Gourdine "Little Anthony," for the youthful quality in his voice. Both Freed and fellow deejay/promoter Murray Kaufman (a.k.a. "Murray the K") liked Little Anthony and the Imperials and helped launch their career with airplay and concert bookings.

Little Apple Chorus

Our chorus of a cappella singers is part of the International Barbershop Harmony society and we are associated with a district of that society called the Central States District. Our chapter was 'chartered' the Barbershop Harmony Society in 1977 as the Quad County Chorus, later renamed the Grainbelters Chorus and then the Little Apple Barbershop Chorus when Manhattan adopted the logo and little apple theme.

We have held a spring concert every year since our chartering starting at the Manhattan High School auditorium, then in McCain Auditorium on the KSU campus and most recently in Forum Hall of the K-State Student Union. We currently have about 70 members from not only Manhattan but several communities in Northeast Kansas. Our members range from students to retired and are most have no professional musical training.

Little River Chorus

Chartered in May 1983, Little River over the years has been honored to receive Small Chorus 1st-3rd place medals and Most Improved Chorus Awards at our annual Regional Competition. Under the leadership of Betsy Fowler, a Certified front line Director, members enjoy the education, harmony, friendships, and performances as a chapter of this awesome organization.

Live Oak Singers

An LGBT Family and Friends choral group consisting of both men and women led by Founding Artistic Director Ron Casola and current Artistic Director Ray Norris.

Livermore Valley Opera Chorus

Don't miss a moment! Visit us at: www.LivermoreValleyOpera.com. We bring nationally and internationally recognized talent to the Tri-Valley Area. Sign up for our newsletter to keep up on our performances and events or call us at: 925-960-9210 .

Livingston County Choirs

LCC is an organization comprised of three distinct choirs: the SATB Chorale, the Women's Chorus and the Youth Choir (grades 3-8), led by experienced and professional directors. We are community members of all ages and musical experiences who love to sing! We enjoy sharing this passion with audiences who appreciate quality choral music of all types, from classical to Broadway, to a cappella and vocal jazz. Our concert season which runs from September to May often features a fall concert with area high school choirs, combined 3 choir Christmas concerts, and Pop/Broadway or classical concerts in the spring. If you are seeking a warm and friendly group to share your love of singing, check us out!

Livingston County Women’s Chorus

If you would like to join a large group of musically oriented women having fun, and who enjoy singing a variety of music from classical and traditional to Broadway and pop tunes, you may have found a home! The requirements are that you have had some prior singing or musical experience, a pleasing voice and can sing in the treble range.

Livonia Civic Chorus

ln 1965 the choir of St. Maurice Church of Livonia was disbanded. The members, however, shared a love of choral music and continued singing in members' homes. One of the members heard that the Livonia Department of Parks and Recreation was considering sponsoring a mixed singing group. The director of the department was approached with the proposal that the former choir could form the nucleus of that group. A public notice announcing the formation of the group and inviting new members was published. Thus, the Livonia Civic Chorus, as it came to be known, was born.

The music of the chorus ranges from simple unison numbers to challenging, intricate harmonies. But more than just vocal talent has been exhibited when costumes, sets, choreography, creative writing and organizational skills are considered. Artistic talent, creativity and a dedicated work ethic are essential to the continued success of the Chorus.

The Chorus prepares for two main Concerts a year. The first rehearsal session begins in September as the Chorus prepares for a winter holiday show performed in December. The second rehearsal session begins in January to prepare for the spring show in May.

In addition, there are about 15 performances each season in the Livonia community known as "Outreach Performances" or the "Musical Interlude for Seniors."

Lock Cities Chorus

Lompoc Valley Master Chorale

The Chorale was formed in 1991 with founding director David Hensley, Choral Music Instructor at Lompoc High School. In 1992 the group was organized exclusively for educational purposes and incorporated as a non-profit organization known as the Lompoc Valley Master Chorale. The Chorale has performed at least two concerts a year since incorporation involving sacred and secular repertoire. The Christmas concert normally consists of sacred and secular music. The spring concert is normally a classical masterwork, an Americana theme, or a Broadway theme. Each concert involves two performances (Friday and Saturday evenings.) Performance venues have been the Lompoc Civic Auditorium, the Lompoc First United Methodist Church, the Cultural Hall of the Lompoc Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the First Southern Baptist Church Fellowship Hall, the Lompoc Grange Hall, the Community Life Center at the Trinity Church of the Nazarene, and the Lompoc High School Gymnasium.

Lone Star Chorus

Lone Star Chorus (LSC) is a nonprofit musical organization committed to excellence in barbershop singing. LSC is a chartered chapter Sweet Adelines International (SAI) and a member chorus of Great Gulf Coast (GGC) Region 10. The Lone Star chapter of SAI was created in 1993 from three smaller area choruses, Mid-Cities Sound, Fort Worth Metro, and Texas Tradition.

Long Beach Camerata Singers

The Long Beach Camerata Singers is dedicated to excellence in choral music. We enrich the lives of our community and performers through a broad spectrum of repertoire, innovative programming, and arts education.

Long Beach Chorale & Chamber Orchestra

Called "our best local chorus" by the Long Beach Gazette newspapers, the Long Beach Chorale and Chamber Orchestra is in its third decade as a fixture of the Long Beach arts scene. Founded in 1988 by former director Mark Barville, and led since September 2003 by Eliza Rubenstein, the LBCCO has performed many of the great works of Western classical music, and has appeared at Carnegie Hall, the Aquarium of the Pacific, the Long Beach Museum of Art, Rancho Los Alamitos, and the Carpenter Performing Arts Center, and with the Long Beach Opera. The group's musical programming is drawn from around the world, and from the middle ages to the present day. Jim Ruggirello of the Gazette says the LBCCO is "...a lean, mean choral machine..." and adds that "excellence is what we have come to expect from Eliza Rubenstein and the Long Beach Chorale."

Long Beach Youth Chorus

The Long Beach Youth Chorus was founded with the goal of becoming the premiere children/youth chorus in Long Beach, with performing opportunities with other L.B. organizations such as the Long Beach Symphony, Long Beach Chorale and Long Beach Camerata.

Our Artistic Director is Stevie J. Hirner. Primarily a choral conductor, Hirner (she/her/hers) is also an active vocalist, composer, and arranger of choral music and is working on her Doctorate of the Musical Arts in Choral Music at the University of Southern California (USC). In addition to her studies, she is also a graduate teaching assistant in the Thornton School of Music where she serves as the lead conductor for the Apollo Chorus at USC.

Most recently, Hirner served as the associate conductor of the Master Chorale of South Florida (MCSF) for four seasons from 2016-2020 and was recognized by the South Florida Classical Review for "(maintaining) a flowing line and (bringing) clarity to the contrapuntal writing," while directing the ensemble in performance during the 2017-2018 season. In addition to working with the MCSF, she also served as the associate choral director at Miami Arts Charter School from 2017-2020, where she taught three middle school ensembles and two high school ensembles as well as assisting with the school's vocal jazz program and founding the school's first contemporary a cappella ensemble.

From 2014-2016, Hirner was the high school choir director at Collins Academy High School in the Chicago area. There, she built a choir program that included an 80-member beginning choir, 30-member honor choir, and a general music class. After moving to South Florida in 2016, she was the artistic administrator of the Florida Singing Sons Boychoir for one year and the choir director at Santaluces Community High School in Palm Beach County for the 2016-2017 school year, where she directed a beginning choir, an advanced treble ensemble, and an advanced mixed-ensemble while also teaching AP Music Theory.

Long Island Gay Men's Chorus

Long Island Harmonizers

We're a group of some 30+ men who sing four-part a cappella harmony in the barbershop style both for our own enjoyment and to entertain our audiences. We are the Nassau Mid-Island Chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society, the largest chapter on Long Island, and will soon be celebrating our 71st anniversary.

Our chorus and quartets perform in the community, at hospitals, civic and charity events and we produce an annual show to support our activities. Our repertoire ranges from traditional barbershop to songs from the Great American Songbook to Elton John.

The Long Island Harmonizers chorus is available to entertain at your next function. We've performed at holiday and summer festivals in a variety of venues throughout Nassau and western Suffolk Counties.

We provide a varied repertoire to suit audiences of all ages guaranteed to put a smile on their faces and get them singing along. They ll have as much fun listening to us as we ll have performing for them.

Performances generally range from 30 to 45 minutes but can be tailored to suit your special needs and may include one or more quartets to add variety to the presentation. Book the chorus to add a unique and fun musical experience to your next function.

Long Island Pride Chorus

We are a Non-Profit, Non-Audition Choir; performing concerts for local charities, fund raisers, and events supporting LGBT causes.

Long Island Sound

Long Island Sound Chorus

Longfellow Chorus

The Longfellow Chorus, Portland, Maine, was founded in 2007 to perform musical settings of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's poetry. The annual Longfellow Chorus International Composers Competition premieres new Longfellow cantatas, songs and choruses. The Longfellow Chorus is the only performing arts organization in the world to have in its repertory rarely performed Victorian Longfellow cantatas by composers such as Franz Liszt (The Bells of Strasbourg), Arthur Sullivan (The Golden Legend), Edward Elgar (The Saga of King Olaf and The Black Knight), and Samuel Coleridge-Taylor (The Song of Hiawatha). 501 (c) (3) Mission statement: "The Corporation shall organize and maintain a chorus to perform and record vocal and choral settings of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's poetry, written from 1840 to the present, shall inspire and commission new vocal and choral settings of Longfellow's poetry, and shall perform choral music of the Romantic and immediate post-Romantic eras, ca. 1825-1920

Longmont Chorale

The Longmont Chorale provides and supports an open, non-auditioned community choir, enriching the lives of singers and patrons through the study, creation, and performance of beautiful choral music.

Longs Peak Chorus

The Longs Peak Chorus is one of many chapters of the Barbershop Harmony Society. We are a chorus of men who love to sing a cappella four part hamony. We annually perform two major shows, in the Spring and at Christmas, as well as a joint show with the Boulder Chapter. We also provide entertainment at local retirement communities and assisted living facilities in the Longmont area. We are available for a fee to perform at corporate or municipal events anywhere in the Northern Colorado Front Range area.

One of our claims to fame is that we have the third highest percentage of giving to the Harmony Foundation of all the chapters (over 700) in the entire Barbershop Harmony Society.

Longwood Chorus

Since its founding in 2017, the Longwood Chorus has brought together singers of various healthcare backgrounds - medical, graduate, and public health students, researchers, clinical research coordinators, therapists, nurses, residents, and attending physicians - from local schools and hospitals, including Harvard Medical School, Boston University School of Medicine, Boston Children's Hospital, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. We stage biannual concerts along with numerous outreach performances at hospitals and community events.

Loose Interpretations San Francisco

We've been performing all over the Bay Area since 2004. We mostly sing original arrangements of pop covers, though our repertoire spans several decades and musical genres, including songs by: Gershwin, Annie Lennox, Simon & Garfunkel, Madonna, Stevie Wonder, The Postal Service, and even a little Bon Jovi. (Yep, Bon Jovi. May he forgive us.) We currently have 13 active members.

Lorelei Ensemble

Founded in 2007 by music director Beth Willer, Boston's Lorelei Ensemble is dedicated to the performance of new and early music for women's voices. For more information please visit www.loreleiensemble.com

Los Angeles Chamber Singers

Los Angeles Chamber Singers & Cappella are one of L.A.s premier professional chamber choirs. Founded in 1990, Chamber Singers is a mixed choir of 24 voices performing primarily contemporary American choral literature in the a cappella tradition, with a specific dedication to Angeleno composers. The early music ensemble Cappella was added in 1993 and performs primarily sacred music written between 1350-1650 in period vocal style, with emphases on 16th century European music, 17th century colonial Mexican music (especially Padilla), and 18th century colonial American music (especially Billings). On 11th February 2007, Cappella won the 2006 GrammyAward in Best Small Ensemble Performance for their latest release, PADILLA - Sun of Justice (RCM 12006). Chamber Singers' latest disc, EVENING WIND: Choral Music of J.A.C. Redford (Clarion 916), features both a cappella and accompanied works by Los Angeles-based veteran concert, film, and television composer Redford. Both ensembles have regularly appeared on national and local radio broadcasts and won the ASCAP-Chorus America Award for Adventurous Programming in 2001.

Los Angeles Children's Chorus

Now celebrating its 25th anniversary season, Los Angeles Children's Chorus under Artistic Director Anne Tomlinson is recognized throughout the country for its exceptional artistic quality and technical ability. Founded in Pasadena in 1986, LACC performs frequently with leading music ensembles including the LA Phil, Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, Los Angeles Master Chorale, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, Calder Quartet and Pasadena Symphony. LACC also assists Los Angeles Opera by training and providing children for its opera productions that require children's chorus or child soloists.

Los Angeles Master Chorale

Giving a voice to Walt Disney Concert Hall, the Grammy-nominated Los Angeles Master Chorale (LAMC), considered one of the world's leading choirs, is led by Music Director Grant Gershon. The Los Angeles Times proclaims, "Under Gershon, the Master Chorale seems to be able to master anything," The New York Times calls the choir "inspired," and The New York Observer declares it "a superb vocal ensemble." The Chorale is currently in its 47th season as a resident company of the Music Center of Los Angeles County and its 8th as the resident chorus at Disney Hall.

Los Angeles Zimriyah Chorale

LOS ANGELES ZIMRIYAH CHORALE (LAZC) is a choir dedicated to performing Jewish music and music of the Jewish experience throughout time. Under the leadership of Music Director, Nick Strimple, we perform contemporary, classical, and traditional pieces written by Jewish composers and others, ranging from liturgical to secular to folk, as well as compositions based upon Biblical themes. Our repertoire embraces modern composers such as Kurt Weill, George Gershwin, Arnold Schoenberg, Aminadav Aloni, David Nowakowsky, and Max Helfman, as well as predecessors like Louis Lewandowsky and Salamone Rossi.

Los Cancioneros Master Chorale

Los Cancioneros Master Chorale began in 1949 when a dozen neighbors in the Hollywood Riviera section of Torrance formed a small community chorus as an independent, nonprofit organization. The founding singers selected a Spanish name meaning "The Singers" to reflect the Spanish heritage of the South Bay and Peninsula area. Barbara Mabin was the founding director.

Over 70 years and more than a dozen directors later, Los Cancioneros Master Chorale still brings excellent choral music to the South Bay community. The group has grown in size to over 50 singers and has appeared with other area choirs, instrumental groups, and orchestras. In 1994, 2005, 2013 and 2018, the Chorale performed at Carnegie Hall in New York. Los Cancioneros has toured Europe, Victoria and Vancouver, British Columbia, and has just returned from a concert tour to Argentina.

In 2014, Los Cancioneros Master Chorale was recognized by the Torrance Cultural Arts Commission with its annual Excellence in Arts Award for Music. This award commended Los Cancioneros Master Chorale for its continuing contributions to the community as well as for its creativity and passion for the arts.

The group has been awarding annual music scholarships to local student musicians since 1960. The Chorale's repertoire ranges from works of the masters of all musical

Los Robles Children's Choir

Through the creative beauty of choral music, we strive to inspire and ignite a passion for the art-of-sound in young hearts and minds.

Lost Keys

The Lost Keys specialize in contemporary (pop) a cappella, but with a twist. With arrangements by Christopher Diaz and Tom Anderson, as well as numerous in-house works and a group of diverse voices, The Lost Keys are solidifying their pop-rock roots and expanding off the beaten path to include jazz, folk, and other musical styles.

Louisville Chorus

Established in 1939, Louisville Chorus is the longest-thriving most frequently performing choral arts agency in Kentuckiana and neighboring states. We also exceed the longevity of opera, ballet, and theatre in the area.

The Chorus has filmed concerts for perpetual broadcast on the world's largest religious media network EWTN and released multiple CDs. We present a wide repertoire ranging from choral masterworks with orchestra to pops, family-oriented, Broadway, plus Christmas, Valentine's Day, St Patrick's Day, 4th of July, more.

Louisville Chorus: honoring the finest in choral traditions-boasting the dynamic direction of music director Daniel Spurlock-Savoring Life through Music!

Louisville Gay Men's Chorus