Audition for the Reston Chorale


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The Reston Chorale is a mixed-voice, auditioned chorus with a full repertoire that varies in style from classic rock to choral masterworks. We strive to be an inclusive ensemble where all feel welcomed, valued and respected. Under the leadership of Artistic Director David B. Lang, The Reston Chorale was voted “Best Municipal Chorus” by DC-region choral directors in the 2024 Greater Washington D.C. Area Choral Excellence (Ovation) Awards.

Join us for our 58th Season, as we celebrate The Wonder of the Season on Saturday, December 7 with sacred and secular holiday music, including Michael John Trotter's Gloria for chorus, brass, percussion and organ, We also invite you to join in singing the beautiful Christmas portion of G.F. Handel’s Messiah during our annual singalong on December 10. In the spring, The Reston Chorale will perform Faure's beautiful Requiem and Mozart's Solemn Vespers, and then travel down Country Roads with our pops concert. We'll cap the season with A Star-Spangled Salute on Saturday on May 24, 2025.

Whether you sing with us or enjoy the experience from the audience, we hope you’ll be part of our 2024-25 Season!


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2024-2025 Season

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Chorale Staff

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David Lang

David Lang

Artistic Director

Now in his 13th season as the artistic director for The Reston Chorale, Lang also serves as director of music at Saint Dunstan's Episcopal Church in McLean and as keyboard artist for Washington Hebrew Congregation. In addition, he is a conductor with Encore Creativity for Older Adults.

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Michael Langlois

Michael Langlois

Keyboard Artist

Michael Langlois has made a multifaceted career collaborating with other musicians. As a choral pianist, he has served Kol Shirah (Reston, VA), Kolot HaLev (Chevy Chase, MD), the Indiana University Singing Hoosiers, and others.

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