Lux is an award-winning chamber choir dedicated to accessibility to professional-quality choral music performance and education based in the Washington, D.C. area. Founded in 2014 by a small group of high school friends, Lux performs with a dedication to excellence, innovation, and accessibility in choral performance. Lux has been met with acclaim from the world’s most popular choral composers and conductors, professors at local conservatories, and audience members alike. The group has earned praise from famed composers and conductors such as Eric Whitacre, Paul Mealor, Ola Gjeilo, and Patrick Dupré Quigley. Benjamin Olinsky, Artistic Director of The 18th Street Singers, has called Lux “incredibly impressive”, while composers, music educators, performers, and listeners up and down the east coast have been "wowed by their beauty, depth, and power." In 2021, Lux won two Wammies for Best Choral Group and Best Choral Album for their Christmas release, My Lord Has Come. In 2019, Lux was voted Best Local Choral Group, along with first-place 18th Street Singers and second-runners-up Capitol Hill Chorale, in the Best of DC competition held by Washington City Paper. Lux’s first commercial release, Now Ye Heavenly Powers, was met with acclaim from composers, critics, and others, becoming the Featured Choral Album on Classical MPR’s choral radio station, joining such groups as Voces8, Seraphic Fire, and Tenebrae.