(Music and picture courtesy of Judith Lander)

About Judith

Singer-Actor-Composer-Lyricist

"Judith Lander possesses not only the rare quality of singing the very heart of the song but, better yet, the rare talent of singing into the heart of the listener." -- After Dark Magazine, N.Y.

"Lander raised the roof!" -- Toronto Star

"Legendary!" -- Martha's Vineyard Times

"Lander happens to be the greatest interpreter of Weill material I have ever heard, with the exception of [Lotte] Lenya, and it's always a special occasion when she gets to prove it." -- Martin Knelman, The Toronto Star

"Judith Lander, who sang during the presentation of 'Diary', is an outstanding talent both as a singer and composer...Excellent!" -- Philip Jones, Assistant Director, Robeson Campus Center, Rutgers University.

"It would be impossible to find the right accolades to describe Judith Lander and her performance here at Gettysburg College. Our student body, the faculty and the administration were deeply impressed and enlightened by her vocal talents and the energy she emanates when on stage. As a person and as a performer, she is of the character which adds an essential quality and life to our programs." -- Edward McManness, Director, College Union, Gettysburg College

"Judith...I enjoy listening to you sing." -- Stephen Schwartz, Composer & Lyricist (Wicked, Prince of Egypt, Pocahontas, Godspell, Pippin). 

Len Udow is well known to Manitoba audiences as a singer, songwriter, and music producer.

He performs regularly on stage, at festivals and fairs, on radio and television, and in recording studios across Canada.

A multi-instrumentalist on piano, banjo and guitar, Len has been a music teacher in St. Boniface schools, and has been participating in the Artist in the Schools program for 28 years.

In 1994, Len recorded a collection of songs entitled Walk Right In, half of which were written by and for the children in songwriting workshops in Manitoba.

Recently, Len celebrated his 24th year of music making and travelling with Fred Penner.

In 2001 and 2002 Len wrote and recorded 24 songs with students at Brock Corydon School and Birds Hill School.

In 2004 and 2005 Len helped to write and record two CDs and songs with students and staff at Minitonas School and Killarney School.