Meet the Singers
All ♬ Sopranos ♬ Altos ♬ Tenors ♬ Baritone/Bass
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Anne BornathSoprano
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Amy DodingtonSoprano
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Lynn FeatherstoneAlto
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Ben KeastTenor
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Gisele KulakSoprano
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Claudia LemckeAlto
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Nelson LohnesBass
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Andrea LudwigMezzo Soprano
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Eric MacKeracherTenor
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Doug MacNaughtonBaritone
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Mitchell PadyTenor
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Will ReidTenor
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Claire RenoufSoprano
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Cathy RobinsonSoprano
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Graham RobinsonBass
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Alison RoyAlto
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Michael SawarnaTenor
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Sharang SharmaTenor
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Emily TaubAlto
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Michael ThomasBaritone
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Paul WinkelmansBaritone

Anne Bornath
Anne Bornath
Amy Dodington
Lynn Featherstone
Ben Keast

Gisele Kulak
Gisele Kulak
Gisele has established a focus on choral music, singing with the Elmer Iseler Singers for eleven seasons and Soundstreams’ Choir 21 for seven seasons. She has also been a member of the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir, The Nathaniel Dett Chorale, “voxworks”, and the Adelphi Ensemble. Gisele teaches singing and provides choral techniques workshops as well as being the vocal coach for The Oriana Women’s Choir.
Claudia Lemcke
Claudia has been a frequent soloist in Toronto and the GTA and has extensive choral and solo experience with several of Toronto’s finest ensembles. After singing with the Elmer Iseler Singers as a substitute for several years she finally joined the ensemble in 2016.
When she is not singing in Toronto, Claudia can either be found in Montréal, singing with La Chapelle de Québec under Bernard Labadie, or teaching Piano and Voice in her own private studio.

Nelson Lohnes
Nelson Lohnes
Andrea Ludwig

Eric MacKeracher
Eric MacKeracher
Doug MacNaughton

Mitchell Pady
Mitchell Pady

Will Reid
Will Reid
Claire Renouf

Cathy Robinson
Cathy Robinson

Graham Robinson
Graham Robinson

Alison Roy
Alison Roy
Michael Sawarna

Sharang Sharma
Sharang Sharma
Sharang has performed in professional and amateur choirs, such as The Strand Consort in London (UK), Fount & Origin in Oxford, Kammerchor and Chor Amica in London (Canada), and with theatre and opera companies, such as LINK in London (Canada), and Spectra Ensemble in London (UK). During his undergraduate degree, he participated in Western University’s choirs and opera productions and was an active member of London’s musical community. His range of experiences comprises recording with the BBC, performing with the Academy of Ancient Music and Instruments of Time and Truth, studying historical repertoire and performance with Canadian Renaissance Music Summer School and Tafelmusik Baroque Summer Institute, and appearing as guest chorister and soloist at many music festivals including the Huron County Bach Festival and the Sherborne Early Music Festival.
Sharang is ecstatic about joining the Elmer Iseler Singers and for the opportunity to be mentored by artistic director and conductor Lydia Adams.
