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Sarah Lynch

Mezzo-soprano
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Mezzo-soprano Sarah Lynch was born and raised in Los Angeles and has been a roster member of the LA Master Chorale since 2014. Other Southern California ensembles with which Sarah has been active in concert and recording include Musica Angelica, Street Symphony Chamber Singers, Prism, Constellation, Clarion, as well as the professional choirs of St. James’ in the City and St. John’s Episcopal Cathedral in Los Angeles. She is currently a staff singer at St. John’s. Last spring Sarah sang in the solo quartet for Mozart’s Solemn Vespers, in concert with the choir and orchestra of St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church, Pacific Palisades.

A session singer for over a decade, Sarah’s recent credits include music for the upcoming film Superman, as well as the recent films Twisters, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, The Tiger’s Apprentice, Thelma the Unicorn, and The Super Mario Bros. Movie; she also sang on soul singer Michael Kiwanuka’s upcoming album release. Sarah performed at the 97th Academy Awards ceremony in spring 2025 with her LA Master Chorale colleagues, and was also one of eight LA Master Chorale singers featured, alongside Gustavo Dudamel and the LA Philharmonic, on the triple-GRAMMY®-winning album of Gabriela Ortiz’s remarkable work, Revolución Diamantina. She occasionally works as a backup singer in the much-respected Steely Dan cover band, Doctor Wu.

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