Meet the Singers
All ♬ Sopranos ♬ Altos ♬ Tenors ♬ Baritone/Bass
Lynn Featherstone
Alto
Lynn Featherstone joined the Singers in September 2017. She was raised in Cambridge, Ontario, where she started piano lessons at age six, beginning a life-long pursuit in musicianship – as a choral singer, soloist and conductor. At the University of Toronto she completed both her Bachelor of Music in Music Education in Voice Studies and her Masters in Music Education, and has sung with the University of Toronto MacMillan Singers and the Bach Festival Singers. For over a decade Lynn has been an alto soloist at Fairlawn Avenue United Church. She was formerly Associate Conductor for the Bach Children’s Chorus, under conductor Linda Beaupré. Lynn is the private vocal coach and piano teacher at Crescent School.
Claudia Lemcke
Alto
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.

Alison Roy
Alto
Alison Roy
Alto
Alison was born in Ottawa, Ontario and has been with the Elmer Iseler Singers since 1994. She works for the Toronto District School Board as a Music Itinerant. Alison is Second Alto Section Lead at Metropolitan United Church and Alto Section Lead for the Amadeus Choir. In her spare time (whenever that is!), she does studio work, and writes.

Emily Taub
Alto
Emily Taub
Alto
A graduate of the voice program at McMaster University, Emily Taub is an Alto with the Elmer Iseler Singers and a lead soprano at Eglinton St. George’s United Church choir as well as the founder of the VOX Youth Community Choir. This past Fall, Ms. Taub was a featured soloist for the What If? production in Hamilton, with music composed by Jack Lenz. Emily has also founded a mixed voices ensemble: À LA MODE out of Hamilton, now celebrating its fourth season. Emily often enjoys providing clinician work for local choirs, most recently as guest speaker for CANACC the Canadian A Capella Conference. A student of Tom Schilling and the “vocalway studio”, Ms. Taub continues to pursue excellence in classical voice. When not conducting or studying, Emily teaches voice privately in Hamilton, composes and arranges choral works and performs around the GTA in her Gospel trio EmBoddiement and the a capella dectet Kanto.