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Adult Choir

The Temple Sinai Adult Choir has been an integral part of the High Holy Days and Festival Services since the Temple’s beginning in 1967.  The choir’s melodies and the devotion of the singers has been a constant inspiration to the members of Temple Sinai.

Uplifting Through Beautiful Music

Not only does the Adult Choir lead the congregation in music during the High Holy Days season, but also brings their talent and spirit to uplift the Festival Services and other special services during the year.  Musical repertoire is not only limited to classical favorites, but includes popular and inspirational contemporary melodies as well.

Under the direction of Adult Choir Director Linda Leonard, our goal is to provide our congregation with beautiful music, and enhance the musical and vocal abilities of our choir members ages 18+.

For more information or if you are interested in joining our adult choir, please email Linda Leonard at lkayleonard@aol.com.

Email not required. If you want us to email you the answer, please include your email. Otherwise the Q&A may be posted publicly on the website.
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