The Concordia Choir

Renowned American Collegiate Choir

The Concordia Choir is an eminent a cappella choir hailing from Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota. Established in 1920, the choir is known for its high level of choral performance under the direction of several distinguished conductors over the years. René Clausen served as the conductor for the choir from 1986 until his retirement in 2020, and during his tenure, the choir gained international acclaim. The ensemble frequently tours across the United States and has also performed internationally. They are recognized for their interpretations of both traditional choral literature and contemporary compositions. The Concordia Choir has a rich discography that showcases their versatility and commitment to choral excellence, which includes works by notable composers such as Eric Whitacre, Morten Lauridsen, and Bob Chilcott. Their recordings have been well-received by critics and are celebrated for their artistry and technical proficiency.