THE LLOYD MALLORY SINGERS: LMS Live at Sligo SDA

The Lloyd Mallory Singers

LMS Live at Sligo SDA

© 2006 Sligo Music Ministry (181719000830)

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An excellent choral project from an African-American chorus of young adults, displaying a mastery of hymn arrangements, classical oratorios, and acapella spirituals - all performed with technical precision, youthful vibrance, and a passion for God

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The Sligo Church Music Ministry and Sligo Records would like to present to you the Lloyd Mallory Singers, recorded live in concert at the Sligo Seventh-day Adventist Church. With accompaniment by John Stoddart and support from a full orchestra, this CD provides a distinct and exceptional choral sound that you will surely love to play over and over. With songs that can soothe the spirit, uplift the mind, and move you to the very soul, this full-length project offers a diverse and well-rounded experience that will not leave you unsatisfied.


More about Mallory:

LLOYD MALLORY, JR., is a native of Washington, D.C. (The Nations Capitol). Currently he serves as an Associate Pastor for Music and Worship at the Sligo Church in Takoma Park, Maryland. From July 1996 to May 2006, Lloyd Mallory was the choral director for Oakwood College, its Aeolians and College Choir. His choirs frequently traveled the country and sang with the Huntsville Symphony Orchestra. While teaching there, Mallory was an Associate Professor of Music and taught several music core related subjects.

Lloyd Mallory graduated June 2006 with a Doctor of Music Arts degree from the University of California, Los Angeles, (UCLA) where his mentoring professor still is Dr. Donald Neuen, Professor of Choral Activities and the choir director for the Hour of Power at the Robert Schuller Crystal Cathedral, Garden Grove, California. Mallory holds two Master of Arts degrees from Morgan State University, Baltimore, Maryland, in Choral Conducting (1994) and Voice (2000). Mallory has studied conducting with Dr. John T. Dennison, professor at Walla Walla College in College Place, Washington; Orchestral Conducting with Dr. Jon Robertson at UCLA; Choral Conducting with the late Dr. Nathan M. Carter, Morgan State University, Baltimore, Maryland; Dr. John Leman at the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music, in Cincinnati, Ohio; Dr. Jeffrey Rheil, University of Richmond in Virginia; and Wind Ensemble Conducting with Professor Rodney Winther, at the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music.

Mallory has served as a Teacher’s Associate for Dr. Donald Neuen as director of the University Chorus at UCLA. He also served as the assistant to Dr. Albert McNeil at the Founder’s Church in Los Angeles, California. He is a member of the Albert McNeil Jubilee Singers based out in Los Angeles, California. He has toured Brazil (December 2001), and during the month of January 2002, the East Coast (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Princeton University, New Jersey; Atlanta, Georgia; and Charlotte, North Carolina) as tenor soloist. For the 2002-2003 season, He performed in Flagstaff, Arizona; Oklahoma City during the month of February; and then to Spain for a two-week tour during July. The 2004-2005 season, a Five city tour to Spain (Alcoy, Malaga, Jerez, Oviedo, and Aviles), performances as conductor of Handel’s MESSIAH with chorus, orchestra and professional soloists and again, with the Jubilee Singers in San Francisco, California at Davis Concert Hall. The 2005-2006 season, Mallory returned to Spain for a three city tour (Madrid, Barcelona, and Alcoy) in November; Capitol Hill Seventh-day Adventist Church, Washington, D.C. as tenor soloist for the MESSIAH in December. During February 2006 Mallory was the guest clinician/conductor for the Inter-Collegiate Music Festival, Bowie State University, Bowie, Maryland; and in June, the Beginning Conducting Clinician and guest conductor premiering his choral piece Holy is Thy Name at the Hampton University Minister’s Conference for Choir Directors and Organists Guild, Hampton, Virginia.

A highlight in Mallory’s career is the summer of 2002. Mallory served as guest choral conductor and vocal pedagogue for the Metropolitan Baptist Church of Washington, D.C. (Richard Smallwood’s home church, Dr. H. Beecher Hicks, Jr., senior pastor.) That same year, Mallory conducted their annual MESSIAH concert with orchestra and Metropolitan Opera soloists.

Among Mallory’s honors are ALUMNUS OF THE YEAR for Pine Forge Academy, Pine Forge, Pennsylvania 2005; February 2003, he was the first recipient of the ALBERT McNEIL CHORAL CONDUCTING SCHOLARSHIP. In 2000, Mallory was awarded Huntsville, Alabama’s MAN OF THE YEAR. Mallory is an active member of the Amercian Choral Directors Association.

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We invite you not only to have a copy for your own enjoyment, but also to bless others that you may know or come across with the incredible and powerful gift of music. A small gift can go a long way. Every week or so, think of a person that you interact with who could benefit from hearing uplifting and empowering music. Simply give that person a CD as a gift, and then come back and tell us about your experience! There's no greater joy than bringing joy to others, and we want you to feel it first-hand! The messages in the songs speak as an encouragement for many of life's troubles, and the excellence in musicianship makes it a delight to the ears. You will love this CD, and those whom you share it with will be truly blessed.

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  • WOW!
    author: Fred Settle

    I knew Lloyd Mallory was talented but the way he puts these voices together and has them sounding as one is amazing. I've always appreciated the singing of spirituals, hymns and anthems and this group of talented singers presents them as good as any I've ever heard. This is one CD I'll be playing over and over again for many years to come.

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