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Welcome! You can find all the basics about Ensemble Laude in our Fact Sheet.

Here are some high resolution photos for use by the media:

ensemble-laude-2015-16 — Ensemble Laude members on Mt. Tolmie, Victoria. September 2015. Photo: Ute Muller

ensemble-laude-france-2016 — Ensemble Laude members in Vaison-la-Romaine, France. August 2016. Photo: Ian Bullen

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Testimonial

… the best feeling last night was that of singing together with these loving, bright, committed people. Just feeling buoyed up and supported by them and then turning it back around, giving it all back…

MacIsaac does wonders with her amateur singers… The instruments were often the garnish that made the performances so delicious… Some of the big ensemble pieces gave the impression of a medieval festival…

James YoungMusic in Victoria

They are all like one great, glittering instrument, and the conductor plucks the strings, weaving the sound around and through to make a glorious musical tapestry.

Their concerts are so much more than a sequence of choral works – a smoothly integrated arts experience would be more accurate.

Ian Bullen

Everyone loved the concert – the incredible variety of music, the quality of the singing, the musicians, the amazing direction and the overall effect of it all. The variety ensured there was something for everyone.

What a grand concert that was — and your programming was absolutely superb! Your entire style — all — was wonderful, relaxed, and it showed in the demeanor of the singers. Congratulations!

Catherine YoungHead of VoiceVictoria Conservatory of Music

A wonderful director, each practice is so rich and detailed; her ability to push, encourage and bring people to their highest level is amazing. She creates a wonderful, intimate whole from such diverse personalities.

Ensemble Laude seem to have positioned themselves in a new league. From mediaeval to baroque to contemporary, they seem fearlessly at home.

Elizabeth CourtneyMusic in Victoria

People were amazed by the glorious singing all round, and she [Elizabeth MacIsaac] is decidedly the jewel in the diadem.

Thanks to Elizabeth and all the ensemble who put their hearts and souls into the tones that washed the walls… The “surround sound” from behind our seats in the balcony sent shivers up and down my spine, and I felt nourished by the solo and multiple voice renderings that reverberated the very flesh and bones of St. Andrews’ Presbyterian Church that day.

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