Rachel Lynn Walls
she/her
Taylor Festival Choir Alto
"I love singing with TFC because I regularly get to sing excellent choral music with excellent people and musicians. This group has given me countless transcendent musical experiences, and even more life-long friends."
Rachel has been singing with the Taylor Festival Choir since 2019. She teaches choir full time and is a staff singer at Grace Church Cathedral. In the past she has sung with The Franklin Chamber Choir, The Charleston Symphony Chorus, The Kings' Counterpoint, and The Chattanooga Bach Choir. She holds a Masters in Education from the University of South Carolina, Columbia, and a Bachelor's in Music Education and English Literature from Lee University. She has taught music in the Charleston area for 7 years and currently resides in North Charleston with her cats.
Get to Know Rachel
My fondest TFC memory was when we were preparing for our Magnificat concert in November. Singing Bach with this group is always fun for me, and the Magnificat is one of my favorite works by Bach. Singing baroque music with this group has allowed me to learn more about performance practice and the unique musical stylings from the period.
My life's motto is "Another day another dollar"
I'm passionate about My cats, wine, gardening, crochet, cooking, baking, travelling.
The song I could listen to on repeat is "Saint Honesty" by Sara Bareilles.
This year I want to do more travelling, reading, and finally keep up with my sourdough starter.
If I could only watch three TV shows for the rest of my life, they would be Schitt's Creek, *anything by Mike Flanagan*, and Below Deck.
Sounds Like a Cult is one of my favorite podcasts because the hosts deconstruct modern phenomena in a lighthearted and funny way.
