Matthew Gray | Artistic Director

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A native of California's central valley, Matthew Brown is an art music and film composer based in Los Angeles. He recently completed his doctoral studies in music composition at the USC Thornton School of Music, and also holds a Masters Degree in composition from USC and a BA in composition (magna cum laude) from Pepperdine University, where he was given the Most Outstanding Graduate Award in Fine Arts. Matthew was the recipient of the 2003 Hans J. Salter Endowed Music Award, the 2007 Jimmy McHugh Composition Prize, and was a winner of the 2007 VocalEssence Welcome Christmas! Carol Contest. His works have been performed throughout the United States and internationally, by groups such as VocalEssence, the Young New Yorker's Chorus, Midnight Winds, the USC Chamber Choir, and the USC Thornton Symphony.

At Thornton, Matthew studied composition with Morten Lauridsen, Frank Ticheli, Donald Crockett, Frederick Lesemann, and at Pepperdine with N. Lincoln Hanks. For the past year, he has been mentored by legendary songwriter and film composer Randy Newman. He has studied piano with jazz musician David Arnay, and voice with Jonathan Mack. As a tenor, Matthew has performed with the Grammy Award-winning Los Angeles Chamber Singers and Cappella, the De Angelis Vocal Ensemble, the Pacific Chorale, the John Alexander Singers, and the USC Thornton Chamber Choir.

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Matthew Brown

Robert De Carlo is a native of New York City but has grown up in California. He grew up in San Clemente, California and graduated from Cal State Fullerton. He also graduated from Law School and received his Juris Doctorate Degree. He has been a member of a number of Southern California Music Performing groups including the Orange County Master Chorale, the Irvine Camarata and performed for two seasons with Opera Pacific.

He sang for many years with the LA based ensemble Zephyr/Voices Unbound and toured with Anonymous Four for their “Voices of Light” concert tour. He recently performed in Vienna and Salzburg with an LA ensemble called “Legacy” appearing with the Vienna Boy’s Choir in the World Choral Festival.

Robert, or Bob as he is known to his friends, primary interest has always been Church Music and he has sung for over 30 years at St. Edward’s Catholic Church in Dana Point. He has been on the staff of Holy Family Cathedral, the Crystal Cathedral and First Presbyterian Church in New York City as soloist and section leader. He is currently the Music Director of St. Timothy’s Catholic Church in Laguna Niguel, California and resides in San Clemente, California.

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Megan Franklin, soprano, won the Grand Prize in Classical Voice in the Los Angeles Music Center Spotlight Awards, 1st Place in the Orange County Performing Arts Center Tomorrow's Stars Awards, 1st Place in the Laila S. Conlin Opera Pacific Vocal Solo Competition, 1st Place in the Rotary Young Singer of the Year Competition, and performed on the BBC's television program "Songs of Praise" in 2006 as part of the International Church Music Festival, singing under Sir David Willcocks and Paul Leddington Wright. She sings with the USC Thornton Chamber Singers and the Choir of St. James' in the City, Los Angeles.

Megan currently studies at USC, where she is pursuing a bachelor's degree in choral music with a sociology minor. She looks forward to a career working to advance the impact of the arts.

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Michael Geiger (bass) is in great demand as a concert and recording artist, session singer, musician, producer and arranger in the Los Angeles area. Over the past three decades, he has performed regularly with the Los Angeles Master Chorale (10 seasons), the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra and the Los Angeles Opera Chorus (17 seasons) with Placido Domingo. He has also appeared with various early music ensembles such as, the Millennium Consort, the Los Angeles Chamber Singers, Musica Angelica Baroque Orchestra, and I Cantori de Los Angeles. Michael has also performed on the soundtracks of over 120 feature films, commercial radio and television spots and video games, including ER, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Days Of Our Lives, The Gilmore Girls, J.A.G., an Emmy nominated episode of Malcolm in the Middle, and most notably, the soundtracks of The Sixth Sense, Jurassic Park, Polar Express, Spiderman, The SpongeBob Squarepants Movie, The Matrix, Watchmen, Wolverine, Star Trek, World of Warcraft, God of War and Assassin’s Creed. Michael's sound recording credits include work as a singer and arranger with Celine Dion, Linda Ronstadt, Barbra Streisand, Leanne Rimes, The Bill Elliot Swing Orchestra, the art-rock ensemble DREDG and Busta Rhymes. He appears on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th installments of the Grammy nominated children’s music project, Beethoven’s Wig as singer, arranger and, most recently, as co-producer with Richard Perlmutter. As a teacher, Michael is on staff at LA Classical Studios in Pasadena, California, providing instruction in beginning and intermediate classical guitar, basic musicianship, sight-singing and aural comprehension. Michael is professionally represented by the Screen Actors Guild (SAG), American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA) and the American Guild of Musical Artists (AGMA). He is the husband of Gayle and full time father of two beautiful girls and one handsome boy who all reside together in the South Coast Metro area of Orange County, California.

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Michael Geiger

A graduate of UCLA, tenor Eli Gunnell received his Master's in Music from New England Conservatory in Boston. He has been a staff singer with All Saints' Beverly Hills since 1997. He performs regularly with Los Angeles Chamber Singers/Cappella. In addition to singing, he is a trombonist and a founding member of the Observatory Orchestra, which serves the Griffith Park area communities.

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Eli Gunnell

Laura Harrison hails from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada where she studied Jazz under Rejean Marois at Capilano College and got her Bachelor of Education degree at UBC (the University of British Columbia) to become a high school teacher. As fortune would have it, while on tour with her high school choirs in Banff, Alberta, she met Mr. Shelly Berg, then department chair of the University of Southern California. He offered her the opportunity to apply, audition (and consequently get accepted) with scholarship to work on graduate studies at USC.

Since her arrival to the United States in 1999, Laura has been a student at USC. She finished her Master of Music at USC in 2002 and her Doctorate in Jazz Studies in 2007. Dr. Harrison has been pursuing a dual career in classical music as a mezzo-soprano and has made quite a reputation for herself in that field. Laura is the alto section leader and staff singer of the Pacific Chorale. She also sings in many churches including her home church of Tustin Presbyterian where she is the alto soloist and children’s choir director. This is Laura’s first semester at California State University, Fullerton teaching the Vocal Jazz Ensemble. Laura prides herself in being flexible enough to pursue both classical and jazz music and loves them both. Also important to Laura is her dual career goals as educator and performer…she believes that she is complete when she is free to “do it all.”

To contact Laura, feel free to email her at lauramezzo@gmail.com or please visit her website: www.lauraharrisonmusic.com

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Kate Ivanjack

Kate Ivanjack, Mezzo-Soprano, started singing along to Oklahoma with her dad at age 4, and has been singing ever since. A vocal performance major, she graduated from the University of California, Davis, where she received the Department Faculty Award for Excellence in Vocal Performance. Under the direction of such conductors as Jeffery Thomas, Paul Hillier, and Alex Ruggieri, some of her favorite performances include Orff‘s Carmina Burana, Bach’s Mass in B Minor, Verdi’s Requiem, and Rutter’s Gloria. Solo credits include Shubert’s Mass in G Major, Faure’s Requiem, Hayden’s Stabat Mater, and Mozart’s Coronation Mass. Theater credits include Mrs. Lovett in Sweeny Todd, Ruth in Pirates of Penzance (Elly Award), and Kate in Kiss Me Kate.

Ms. Ivanjack currently resides in Valley Glen, and teaches first grade at Kester Elementary School. She makes it a point to be always surrounded by friends, family and music.

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Charles Kamm, tenor, has performed oratorio and recitals throughout the United States and in Austria, England, Sweden and Finland. Recent engagements have included the role of the Madwoman in Benjamin Britten’s chamber opera Curlew River in New Haven, Connecticut; Evangelist in Bach’s St. John Passion in Turku, Finland; tenor soloist in the Mozart Requiem at the Classical Music Festival in Eisenstadt, Austria; and performances of Monteverdi’s 1610 Vespers with Drottningholms Barockensemble in Uppsala, Sweden. He has sung and recorded with professional choral ensembles including the Finnish Radio Chamber Choir, the Helsinki Chamber Choir, the Choir of the Church of the Advent and Capella Alamire, and with conductors as diverse as Robert Shaw, Peter Schreier, Simon Carrington and Stefan Parkman.

Dr. Kamm is director of the Concert Choir and the Chamber Choir of the Joint Music Program of Claremont McKenna, Harvey Mudd, Pitzer, and Scripps Colleges. He is a member of the music faculty at Scripps College, where he teaches music history. He previously taught at Vassar College and the University of Massachusetts Boston, and also held a conducting fellowship at Harvard University. Dr. Kamm has led both amateur and professional ensembles and prepared choirs for Finnish National Radio and for the Classical Music Festival in Eisenstadt, Austria. In 2004-2005, he held a Fulbright Fellowship, studying conducting at the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki and researching Finnish choral music. He received the Bachelor of Arts degree from Earlham College in Richmond, Indiana, the Master of Music from Michigan State University, the Doctor of Musical Arts from Yale University, and has also studied in Vienna, Austria.

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Charles Kamm

Elizabeth Ladizinsky, soprano, has a Bachelor’s Degree in Music from California State University, Long Beach where she studied both classical and jazz music. She has been a soloist, section leader and cantor at All Saints’ Episcopal Church in Beverly Hills since 1994, and she is currently or has been a member of Corner Pocket Vocal Jazz Quartet, Zephyr: Voices Unbound, The Los Angeles Chamber Singers/Cappella, and of course, de Angelis.

Elizabeth has also been a soloist and/or guest singer for The Concord Ensemble, The Los Angeles Mozart Orchestra, and The Beverly Hills Symphony, and she has performed in many venues in the Los Angeles area including the Hollywood Bowl, Orange County Performing Arts Center, Torrance Cultural Arts Center, Getty Center, John Anson Ford Amphitheater and Long Beach Terrace Theater. She has also sung for several television and movie scores as well as commercials. She enjoys arranging for vocal ensembles as well, and her arrangements have been performed by the Los Angeles Master Chorale, Zephyr, Corner Pocket and the CSULB Vocal Jazz Ensemble.

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Lauren McCaul, soprano, was born and raised in Southern California where she has been enjoying fine weather, expensive housing and many wonderful musical opportunities. She received her Bachelor of Music degree in Vocal Performance from Chapman University where she performed with the University Choir, University Singers and Chapman Vocal Jazz Ensemble. She has performed as soloist and ensemble member in various choral ensembles throughout Southern California including Zephyr: Voices Unbound, Legacy and de Angelis Vocal Ensemble. She has performed in many of the beautiful churches and music halls in Europe and recently toured Italy with St. Edward the Confessor Catholic Church, and Spain with St. Boniface Catholic Church. Ms. McCaul has been featured as soloist for various choral works including Mozart’s Sparrow Mass, Schubert’s Mass in G, Finzi’s In Terra Pax, Bach’s Magnificat, Mozart’s Solemn Vespers, Handel’s Messiah, Mozart’s Coronation Mass, Haydn’s Heiligmesse and Mendelssohn’s Hymn of Praise.

Ms. McCaul is currently singing at several catholic churches throughout Orange County and is a staff musician at St. Timothy’s Catholic Church in Laguna Niguel, St. Edward the Confessor in Dana Point, and the Mission Basilica San Juan Capistrano. Ms. McCaul also serves as Assistant to the Choral Music Department at Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana, on the Music Advisory Board for the Diocese of Orange and as singer liaison to the Board of Directors for de Angelis Vocal Ensemble.

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Lauren McCaul

Sean McDermott

Sean McDermott is a singer, composer and pianist. He graduated from Chapman University and studied composition with the late Hal Johnson. He has written music for cable television as well as background music for Warner Bros. His most recent work has been with catholicradiodramas.com, an independent production company which produces DVD's of Lives of the Saints.

Sean is also an active studio singer, having sung on the soundtracks on two of the Matrix movies, The Scorpion King, Peter Pan, Van Helsing, King Kong and the Twin Towers.

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Tim Morton is a recent transplant to Southern Calfornia, but has wasted no time finding musical outlets. He is currently the bass section leader at St. James' South Pasadena, and has sung at several other area churches, including All Saints' in Beverly Hills, and St. James' on Wilshire. Before moving to California he had sung as a member of The Boston Secession, the Harvard Glee Club, and the Harvard-Radcliffe Collegium Musicum, and directed an undergraduate a capella group. He was raised on a steady diet of anglican choral music at St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Columbus, Ohio, and has also sung under Gerre Hancock, David Hill, and the late George Guest.

Tim enjoys biking, hiking, and playing sports of all kinds, especially baseball and ultimate frisbee, and In his spare time is pursuing his Ph.D. studies in Astrophysics at the California Institute of Technology.

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Tim Morton

Agnieszka Lejman Norris

Mezzo-soprano Agnieszka Lejman Norris began her professional career as a soloist with the Los Angeles Baroque Orchestra. She earned her B.A. in Voice at UCLA and her M.A. in Early Music from USC, where she studied with James Tyler; and she studied privately in San Francisco with Jane Randolph. She has since performed with chamber groups which champion both early and contemporary music. She has sung with the L.A. Master Chorale, L.A. Chamber Singers, I Cantori, Long Beach Opera, L.A. Opera Chorus, and has worked with conductors such as John Adams, Grant Gershon, Esa-Pekka Salonen, and Michael Tilson Thomas. She has toured nationally with Zephyr and the Los Angeles Mozart Orchestra, and internationally, including Japan with the Roger Wagner Chorale under Jeannine Wagner. Ms. Lejman Norris has also sung on various feature film and commercial soundtracks.

Currently she performs with de Angelis, and with the Los Angeles Chamber Singers’ Capella under Peter Rutenberg, which won the Grammy Award in 2007 for their CD Padilla: Sun of Justice. She is a staff singer and cantor at St. Cyril of Jerusalem Church in Encino, where she has worked since 2001 under the direction of William Beck. Ms. Lejman Norris teaches voice and is an adjunct faculty member at Mt. St. Mary’s College. She maintains a private studio in Santa Monica, where she lives with her husband Sean and son Connor.

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Sarah was born and raised in San Diego, California. She graduated from the San Diego School of Creative and Performing Arts where she studied photography and music, becoming especially interested in vocal jazz. It was there that she decided to pursue music seriously, and went on to study classical voice at UCLA. Her main influence was her teacher, Kari Windingstad, who introduced her to classical repertoire and encouraged her interest in early music, Baroque music, and German lieder. Beginning her third year she was thrilled to be a part of the newly formed Jazz Studies department, where she studied voice and vocal arranging with Michele Weir. She graduated with a B.A. in Music, specializing in both Classical Voice and Jazz Studies.

In addition to singing with de Angelis, Sarah is a soprano section leader and soloist at All Saints’ Church, Beverly Hills. She has performed with the Beverly Hills Symphony, Musica Angelica Baroque, and Zephyr: Voices Unbound, and at the Corona del Mar Baroque Music Festival, the Long Beach Bach Festival, and the Whittier Bach Festival. She continues to sing vocal jazz with the quartet Corner Pocket.
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Sarah Parga

Ken Potter was born and raised in Billings, Montana and received his Music Education at the University of Colorado in Boulder. He has played piano and keyboards for 33 years. He has sung in choirs and A Cappella groups throughout his life.

Ken Potter is currently the Minister of Music and organist at First Christian Church in Torrance, California. He is also the Assistant Director of the six-time world champion barbershop men’s chorus “Masters of Harmony” from Santa Fe Springs, California.

Ken enjoys writing and arranging for singing groups all over California. He is also currently working on publishing his most recent church cantatas as well as writing a new cantata for Easter.

In his spare time, he enjoys reading, coin collecting, going to the gym, and keeping up with politics, and of course, singing with his quartet!

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Daniel Roihl, countertenor, enjoys a life brimming with music, being steadily engaged as a conductor, composer, educator, and solo and ensemble performer. He has been a featured soloist in both the L.A. Bach Festival and the Corona del Mar Baroque Festival, and has performed on the opera stage with the Harvard Early Music Society, the Yale College Opera, and the U.S.C. Purcell Players (with whom he created a uniquely virile portrayal of the Sorceress in "Dido and Aeneas".) For four years he has served as Minister of Music and Worship at St. James' Episcopal Church in South Pasadena, as well as founder and Artistic Director of their Music Guild concert series, presenting performances by high-profile guest artists from around the world. Teaching appointments at the University of Southern California, the World Mission University, and Scripps College (Claremont) have further enabled him to share his passionate enthusiasm for music. Roihl currently performs with several professional choral ensembles, including the De Angelis Vocal Ensemble, the Millennium Consort, the Martini Project, and the San Diego Bach Collegium. His choral compositions and arrangements have been performed throughout the world, and he has had works commissioned and recorded by such groups as the Harvard University Choir, Yale Pro Musica, Boston's Youth Pro Musica, St. Stephen's Church in Providence, and the Lexington (Mass.) United Methodist Church. He holds music degrees from Harvard and Yale, and is currently completing his doctoral studies in Choral Music at U.S.C.

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Daniel Roihl

Will Rowley was raised in the Southern California area and was a bass performance major at Berklee College of Music in Boston. Returning to the Los Angeles area, he studied philosophy in graduate school at CSULB and UC Irvine. At this time he rediscovered his love for music and focused particularly on vocal music of the Renaissance and Baroque period.

He is currently performing with the L.A. Chamber Singers and Aviarium, an 8-voice group specializing in English Renaissance literature. In addition to his musical activities, he teaches philosophy at several local colleges, is an avid golfer and poker player, and enjoys spending time with his wife and two young children.

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Jason Snyder, whose voice the Los Angeles Times heralds as “gorgeous” and “powerful,” began his musical training as a chorister and soloist with the California Boys’ Choir. During these musically formative years, Mr. Snyder performed with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, Los Angeles Master Chorale, New York City Opera, Royal Opera of Covent Garden and Joffrey Ballet, appearing under the baton of such musical luminaries as Christopher Hogwood, Roger Wagner and Sir David Willcocks. Since completing his studies in music and theater at Occidental College in Los Angeles, he has appeared extensively throughout the United States, Europe, England and Japan, performing in a host of prestigious venues from Westminster Abbey, London to Suntory Hall, Tokyo.

In consistent demand as a performer, Mr. Snyder has appeared with American Bach Soloists, Musica Angelica Baroque Orchestra, Los Angeles Bach Society, L.A. Baroque Orchestra, The Concord Ensemble, Roger Wagner Chorale, I Cantori, Gandharvas, Los Angeles Master Chorale, Bakersfield Master Chorale, Ventura Master Chorale, Santa Fe Desert Chorale, Los Angeles Chamber Singers & Cappella. Other appearances have included the world premiere of the chamber opera Hell by composer Michael Webster, and poet, Eileen Myles; Handel’s first oratorio Il trionfo del Tempo e del Disinganno, and the newly discovered 1737 oratorio Il Gedeone by Nicola Antonio Porpora, both under the direction of Martin Haselböck; Purcell’s Dido & Aeneas and Thompson’s Four Saints in Three Acts with Mark Morris Dance Group; and Monteverdi’s Vespro della Beata Vergine (1610) and Handel’s Acis & Galatea with Santa Fe Pro Musica under Kenneth Slowik.

As a featured soloist at All Saints’ Episcopal Church in Beverly Hills, Mr. Snyder performs regularly throughout an extensive chamber music and concert season. His voice can also be heard on numerous motion picture and television soundtracks, including scores by John Williams, James Horner, Thomas Newman and Laura Karpman (including vocals for her 2003 Emmy nominated score for Odyssey 5). Additionally Mr. Snyder is a frequent participant in concert programs at the Getty Center in Los Angeles, and has also appeared in the multi-media opera installation “Proposal for The Side of the Mountain” by visual artist, Simon Leung at Santa Monica Museum of Art, Bergamot Station. Mr. Snyder has recorded a wide array of repertoire for RCM, Polygram, EMI, Sony, Civic, Varese Sarabande and Gothic Records.

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Jason Snyder

John St. Marie is a native of New Orleans. He graduated with a Bachelors of Music Therapy from Loyola University, received his Master of Music in Choral Conducting from Cal State University, Fullerton and is currently completing his Doctorate of Musical Arts in Choral Music at the University of Southern California. John, a frequent soloist in the Los Angeles area, is known for his versatile, impassioned performances in various vocal styles. John has received critical acclaim for his solo work in Bach’s B Minor Mass with the John Alexander Singers, and in works by Lili Boulanger including Vieille Priére with the Pacific Chorale and Pacific Symphony under the direction of John Alexander. As a featured soloist, John has performed throughout Southern California, Utah, and New Orleans in works such as Orff’s Carmina Burana, Vaughan Williams’ Mass in G Minor, Beethoven’s Mass in C, Mendelssohn’s Elijah and Conversion of St. Paul. He has also been seen in numerous operatic roles in productions of The Crucible, Lucia di Lammermoor and L’elixir d’amour. When not performing live, John’s vocal talents can be heard on numerous movie soundtracks, popular video games and various artists’ albums.

To contact John, feel free to email him at StMarieMusic@gmail.com or please visit his website: www.johnstmariemusic.com

Toronto native, Jay Tuttle spent a great deal of his childhood rehearsing for services at The Church of St. Simon the Apostle with composer/conductor, Derek Holman (thirteen years to be exact). He received his Bachelor of Music degree from Wilfrid Laurier University in 1996, and then spent a semester at the Banff Centre for Fine Arts to take part in their ‘Contemporary Music Festival’. During his three year stopover in Boston, he co-founded the Early Music ensemble, ‘Tempus’, and was the baritone soloist in the nationally acclaimed choirs of ‘Trinity Church-Copley Square’. Since arriving in Los Angeles, Jay has performed with ensembles including: the Los Angeles Chamber Singers (and Capella), Los Angeles Choral Artists, The Millennium Consort, Mladi, and Musica Angelica. He sings Evensongs and Compline Services regularly with the Choirs of St. James’ Wilshire, and St. Thomas’ Hollywood, and is enjoying his ninth season as a staff singer at All Saints’ Beverly Hills, under the direction of Craig Phillips. He has been featured on CBC Radio as a soloist and can be heard on numerous recordings, including All Saints’ upcoming release of works by Gerald Finzi.

When he is not rehearsing or eating, Jay can usually be found playing basketball or riding his mountain bike down a single-track..

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Jay Tuttle

Lorraine Joy Welling just completed her Master’s degree in Vocal Performance at UC Irvine, where she was a Leo Freedman Fellow, a Medici Scholar, and presented a special recital program entitled Saints and Sirens: Women through Music History. She received her Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from Cal State Fullerton, graduating Summa Cum Laude, and is currently in the process of obtaining her Teaching Credential in Music at UCI. Her career as a professional singer began at the age of 12, when she began cantoring in the Catholic Church and sang as a paid soloist in a wedding ceremony. Since that time, she has sung as a guest in many churches and denominations throughout Southern California, while her principal church job for over 11 years has been at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church in La Habra.

Ms. Welling has been highlighted frequently as a soloist in the Pacific Chorale and John Alexander Singers, currently entering her eighth season as a professional member of both groups, and she recently became the soprano section leader of the 140-voice Chorale. She has sung in Italy, France, and Spain as a soloist on choral tours, and was deeply moved to have participated in a private chamber performance in the Sistine Chapel for the Jubilee Year, 2000. Her many experiences have engaged her in a variety of different genres and styles, including Early Music, Opera, contemporary music, and Musical Theater. Memorable solos include the West Coast Premiere of Terry Riley’s Sun Rings with the Kronos Quartet, Bach’s B Minor Mass with Musica Angelica, Video Games Live at the Hollywood Bowl, and Handel’s Dixit Dominus with Sir David Willcocks.

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Lorraine Joy Welling

Audrey Wiechman

The daughter of a vocalist and a recording engineer, L.A. native Audrey Wiechman began her musical journey with piano lessons at age 6, gradually expanding her studies to include voice, harpsichord, guitar, and electric bass. She graduated cum laude from UC San Diego with a B.A. in Electronic Music, and studied voice privately with Darlene Koldenhoven, and Dr. Cheryl Anne Roach.

Audrey sang on TV commercials as a child, and has directed and performed in vocal groups ever since. She has been a member of La Jolla Symphony Chorus, Oriana, and Zephyr: Voices Unbound, and spent many years as alto section leader/soloist at Pacific Palisades Presbyterian Church.

Audrey’s recorded vocal credits include a wide range of TV and film, as well as performances on contemporary pop, rock, and children’s CDs. In addition to singing, she plays electric bass in an experimental/ambient band, and has TV, movie, and CD credits as a bassist.

By day, Audrey addresses the technical side of music as a Systems Integrator. Over the last 16 years, her company has designed and installed hundreds of professional recording studios and post-production facilities, both locally and abroad.

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