About Us
A Legacy of Leadership
With passion, dedication, and ambitious vision, Molly Lindberg started Spirito Singers in 2008, creating a youth chorus of the highest caliber. From the very beginning, Spirito set out to train treble singers using challenging repertoire as the basis of an excellent education.
Spirito began with Bravura, made up of 50 high school treble singers. The following year, Spirito added the Ragazze ensemble for 5th – 8th grade singers. The Spirito treble ensembles have since performed around the country, and have been praised for their beautiful tone and joyful performances.
In 2024, after sixteen seasons of life-changing music for middle- and high-school trebles, Spirito welcomed younger singers to our choirs with the addition of Forte. Open to 2nd-4th grade singers, Forte provides top-tier vocal training in weekly rehearsals that emphasize teamwork, musicianship, and fun!
Administrative Staff
Board of Directors
Our Board of Directors is made up of dedicated volunteers who advocate for Spirito's values in the community, and work to further our mission to train and educate the world's future leaders. Our Board members come from many walks of life and bring varied, valuable experience. If you are interested in joining our passionate and dedicated Board, please contact Stephanie DiMarco at 630.581.5440 or SDiMarco@spiritosingers.org.
Spirito Board of Directors
President: Kent Houar
Financial Officer: Clare Mensik
Secretary: Melissa Carlin​
Miriam Armstrong
Jeff DeToro
Carissa Dougherty
Lindsay Galas
Jennifer Greiss
Jim Patchett
Anna Punihaole
Aditi Sant
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Ex-Officio
Mary Jean Adkins
Lisa Callaway Gorsky
Debra Moritz
Renee Oshinski
Scott Sutherland
Advisory Council
The Spirito Advisory Council is comprised of music professionals who bring knowledge, experience, and vital connections to Spirito. With no formal meeting structure, Advisory Council members are called upon individually to offer advice and guidance. Their specialized expertise is sought by both the Artistic and Administrative staff.
