About
the St. Elizabeth Chorale
The Wartburg College St. Elizabeth Chorale, a women's choir, is
primarily comprised of first-year students. The group performs a
variety of treble literature from different historical periods in
music, singing both accompanied and acappella selections for events
on and off campus and hosts an annual High Tea, where guests enjoy
tea and refreshments while listening to the singers perform. Although
there are records of women's choirs previously, the group as it
stands now was founded in 1997 with professor Matthew Armstrong
as the conductor. Since 2001 Dr. Jane Andrews has taken the group
to new heights. In 2004, the chorale was a featured group at the
North Central Division of the Music Educators National Conference
in Cleveland, Ohio.