Curious. Versatile. Story-driven.
Leah is a versatile vocal artist who’s rich storytelling spans multiple genres and centuries. The 2026-2027 season will see collaborations in her new home state of Minnesota with groups including The Singers, Mirandola Ensemble, Elm Ensemble, and the Minnesota Opera.
Before her move to the Twin Cities Leah was a member of the Schola Cantorum of the Baltimore Basilica, and has appeared regularly with groups across the Baltimore/DMV including Bach in Baltimore, Handel Choir, National Cathedral Choir, and the choirs of Grace and Saint Peters, and Emmanuel Episcopal. As a soloist, Leah has joined forces with groups such as Julliard415, Bach in Baltimore, and Peabody Vocal Ensembles. She performs with new groups Ignota Medieval Ensemble, Basso Celestia Early Music, and Ladies Out Loud Vocal Ensemble.
Curated Projects
Leah enjoys curating meaningful experiences at the intricate intersections between space, performers, and audience members. From 2024-2026, Leah produced a concert series in partnership with Bird in Hand Coffee and Books, The Ivy Bookstore, and Mount Vernon Place Church which featured over 100 performers in thirty concerts. Her own concerts are thoroughly programed to bring historical research to life, highlighting voices that are less acclimated to the spotlight.
Leah has extensive experience in church music, leading everything from acapella hymns to contemporary worship bands, and has performed and recorded with church choirs across multiple denominations, performing at home and abroad. Recent notable engagements include recording Missa Brevis no. 2 with the Kevin Crouch Singers in 2024, singing with the ten person International Choir at Mennonite World Conference in Semarang, Indonesia, and recording with the Harrisonburg based The Soil and The Seed Project.
Ehane He’Ama, Mennonite World Conference, Semarang, Indonesia, July, 2022
Mother Mary Knew, by Leah Wenger, Community Mennonite Church, January 9, 2022
