Choral Ensembles

Welcome!

What makes our voice program special is that our goal is to help all of our students pursue their dreams as performers, teachers, and scholars. As a member of the LMU choirs, you will be nurtured and guided by teachers who are not just recognized experts but also truly care about their students.

The ensembles appear in the most beautiful venues on campus, in Southern California, and the world. Past performances include L.A.'s Walt Disney Concert Hall, the Hollywood Bowl, Carnegie Hall, the church of the Frari in Venice, in Rome's Basilica Santa Maria Sopra Minerva, and the Sistine Chapel. In addition to Masses at St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican and St. Mark's Basilica in Venice, they have also given concerts in Munich, Germany, Salzburg and Vienna, Austria, and Paris, Versailles, and Normandy, France.

Our Choruses

Regardless of your background or level of experience, we have a choir for you.

Concert Choir

All students, alumni, faculty, staff and members of the community are welcome to participate in the LMU Concert Choir ensemble. The Concert Choir presents the full range of choral repertoire with a special focus on living composers. No audition needed!

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Consort Singers

The Consort Singers is the premiere choral ensemble at LMU, comprised of the top singers at the university. This choir tours annually, and specializes in choral repertoire of all periods and genres with a special focus on the commissioning of new choral works by living composers. Low-pressure auditions required.

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Oriana Vocal Ensemble

The Oriana Vocal Ensemble is the premiere treble-voice choral ensemble at LMU, comprised of the top singers at the university. This choir is not gender specific and open to all members of the LMU community. This choir tours annually, and specializes in choral repertoire of all periods and genres with a special focus on the choral works written for treble voices.

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LMU Consort Singers Perform the National Anthem for Senatorial Debate

This performance of The Star Spangled Banner, recorded in LMU's Sacred Heart Chapel, was broadcast prior to the U.S. Senatorial Debate for California on February 22. 2024, airing on NBC and Telemundo throughout the state.