Hear us sing!
There are several opportunities to hear us sing in the coming months:
Christmas performances
Eliot Chapel Madrigal
We’ll join our friends at Eliot Chapel in Kirkwood on stage once again for the Eliot Chapel Madrigal on December 5, 6 and 7! Ticket info.
Greenleaf Concert
We will perform a Christmas Madrigal Evening with the Greenleaf Singers on December 13 at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Crestwood. Ticket information forthcoming.
Daniel Boone Home Candlelight Walks
Greenleaf will sing in the historic chapel at the Daniel Boone Home in Defiance on December 14. Explore the village amid thousands of candles to light your way. Tickets required — find more info here.
St. Louis Renaissance Festival
Join us at the St. Louis Renaissance Festival on:
October 5-6
October 12-13
October 19-20
We sing four concerts daily throughout the faire. Find us at the Royal Pavilion and the Storyteller Stage!
We’re excited to sing for you!
About Greenleaf Singers
Founded in 1976, the Greenleaf Singers is an exciting vocal ensemble specializing in a cappella music of the Renaissance. Their repertoire includes folk songs from village festivals, love melodies from royal palaces, and drinking numbers from raucous taverns. Their wonderfully blended voices bring to life the works of the most gifted composers of the 15th through 16th centuries as well as some cherished carols of Christmas.
The ensemble’s main performances each year are at the St. Louis Renaissance Festival, mid-September through early October, and the Eliot Chapel Renaissance Madrigal Theatre and Christmas Rout in Kirkwood, Missouri. In addition, the group presents a Christmas concert the second Friday in December as well as a spring performance.
Find out more about our performances, what we sing, or contact us for more information.
“To support and promote early music through live performances in the community. To increase knowledge and understanding of Renaissance and a cappella music through thoughtful programming and applying standards of excellence to all aspects of performance. To maintain a deep-rooted spirit of cooperation and friendship as foundations for the life of the ensemble.”
