Leonard De Paur

Aliases: The De Paur Chorus
The De Paur Infantry Chorus - Leonard De Paur, Conductor
De Paur's Infantry Chorus
Born: November 18, 1914
Died: November 7, 1998
Country: United States
Comments: Chorus and orchestra conductor and arranger from Summit, New Jersey. He was director of community relations for the Lincoln Center in New York City for 17 years.

Covers by Leonard De Paur

Title	Performer	Release date	Originally by
Carol of the Bells	The De Paur Chorus	November 1955	Ukrainian National Chorus, Westminster Choir
Danny Boy	The De Paur Infantry Chorus - Leonard De Paur, Conductor	1954	(unknown), Ernestine Schumann-Heink
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen	The De Paur Chorus	November 1955	Meister Glee Singers
Listen to the Lambs	De Paur's Infantry Chorus	June 1950	R. Nathaniel Dett
Love's Old Sweet Song	The De Paur Infantry Chorus - Leonard De Paur, Conductor	1954	Antoinette Stirling
Mary Had a Baby	The De Paur Chorus	November 1956	(unknown)
Peace in the Valley	De Paur's Infantry Chorus	May 1952	Flying Clouds of Detroit
Silent Night, Holy Night	The De Paur Chorus	November 1955	Joseph Mohr, Franz Gruber, Haydn Quartet
Sweet and Low	The De Paur Infantry Chorus - Leonard De Paur, Conductor	1954	(unknown), (unknown)
The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi	The De Paur Infantry Chorus - Leonard De Paur, Conductor	1954	(unknown)
The Twelve Days of Christmas	The De Paur Chorus	November 1955	Bing Crosby and The Andrews Sisters with Vic Schoen and His Orchestra
The Whiffenpoof Song	The De Paur Infantry Chorus - Leonard De Paur, Conductor	1954	The Whiffenpoofs
White Christmas	The De Paur Chorus	November 1955	Bing Crosby & Marjorie Reynolds [dubbed by Martha Mears] BRD, Bing Crosby with Ken Darby Singers and John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra REC,REL
You'll Never Walk Alone	The De Paur Infantry Chorus - Leonard De Paur, Conductor	1954	Christine Johnson with Carousel Chorus and Orchestra under direction of Joseph Littau PRF,REL