Notable Past Members
- Matt Alber
- Frank Albinder, designed the concept and chose the repertoire for Chanticleer's Grammy Award winning album Colors of Love.
- Terry Barber
- Ian Howell, countertenor
- Philip Wilder, countertenor
- Jesse Antin, founder of the men's ensemble Clerestory
- John Bischoff, bass singer for Clerestory
- Kevin Baum, tenor singer for Clerestory
- Chris Fritzsche, soprano singer for Clerestory
- Michael Lichtenauer,
- Clifton Massey, alto singer for Clerestory
- Justin Montigne, countertenor, singer for Clerestory
- Corey McKnight, countertenor
- Tom Hart, bass-baritone singer for Clerestory
- Kevin Freeman
- Neal Rogers
- Randall Wong soprano
- Steven Rickards
- Fraser Walters, tenor for Canadian Tenors
- Ted Bakkila
- Todd Wedge, tenor ( current director of vocal music at San Francisco School of the Arts)
- Mark Keller
- Matthew Oltman (Former Chanticleer Music Director)
- Jace Wittig (Current Chanticleer Music Director)
- Joseph Jennings (Former Chanticleer Music Director and Artistic Director, Current Artistic Advisor)
- Joel Diffendaffer
- Jeffrey Keim, tenor, alto
- Richard Morrison, Baritone
- Benjamin Rauch, countertenor
- Tim Krol (1991-2000) (Lyric Baritone)
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