
Junior Soloist — Elyrian Children's Choir
Age: 9
Home: Lantern Hollow, Elyria City
Choir Division: Dawn Voices
Position: Junior Soloist
Aria Snowglow is the youngest featured soloist of the Elyrian Children's Choir. While her voice lacks the power and maturity of the older singers, she possesses an exceptionally pure upper register that choir directors describe as "bell-like."
Aria joined the choir at age seven after being discovered singing traditional Winterlight hymns during a community festival. Since then, she has become one of the choir's most recognizable young performers.
Unlike Lyria, who is confident and comfortable before large audiences, Aria is shy and soft-spoken. Before every performance, she insists on carrying a small crystal snowflake charm given to her by her grandmother.
When performing, however, her nervousness disappears completely. Her voice is often used to introduce songs, perform opening verses, or carry the highest harmonies during ceremonial hymns.
Lead Vocalist — Elyrian Children’s Choir
Age: 12
Home: Moonpine District, Elyria City
Choir Division: Horizon Voices
Position: Lead Soloist and Choir Representative
Born beneath the silver glow of Winterlight’s first moonrise, Lyria Winterstar is one of the most recognized young voices in Elyria City. Known for her clear soprano tone and natural stage presence, she serves as the principal soloist of the Elyrian Children’s Choir and often performs alongside Technomystica during major civic celebrations and seasonal festivals.
Lyria lives with her family near the illuminated forests of the Moonpine District, where the ancient evergreens are adorned year-round with thousands of Corelight lanterns. She is rarely seen without her favorite blue winter cap and is known throughout the district for her love of moonlit sledding and stargazing.
Despite her growing fame, Lyria remains remarkably humble. She is often found helping younger choir members learn difficult harmonies or sharing stories about the legendary heroes of the Kyroxia. Choir instructors frequently describe her as possessing an unusual gift: the ability to make every listener feel as though she is singing directly to them.
Among the children of Elyria, Lyria is considered something of a local celebrity. Among the Nyroxian members of the choir, she is known simply as “Moon-Sister,” a nickname given to her by her closest friends from the Nyroxian Cultural Exchange Program.
Nyroxian Soloist — Elyrian Children's Choir
Age: 13
Home: Lythari Grove, Nyroxia
Choir Division: Horizon Voices
Position: Cultural Exchange Soloist
One of the ten Nyroxian members of the choir, Taryn Voss is known for his distinctive emerald skin and unusually rich alto voice. His singing style blends traditional Elyrian harmonies with older Nyroxian vocal traditions, creating a sound instantly recognizable to listeners.
Taryn became close friends with Lyria shortly after joining the choir and often performs duet passages with her during festivals and civic ceremonies.
Among the children, he is famous for organizing snow-sled races after rehearsals.
Senior Soloist — Elyrian Children’s Choir
Age: 13
Home: Starfall Terrace, Elyria City
Choir Division: Starlight Voices
Position: Senior Soloist and Section Leader
Rowan Everlight is one of the oldest members of the Elyrian Children’s Choir and serves as an unofficial mentor to many of the younger singers. Known for his warm tenor voice and calm demeanor, Rowan often performs the lower harmony lines that support the choir’s featured soloists.
Born in the Starfall Terrace district overlooking the crystalline waterways of Elyria, Rowan grew up surrounded by music. His mother is a lantern artisan and his father maintains one of the city’s historic Corelight gardens. From an early age, Rowan developed a fascination with ancient hymns and the history of the Seven Resonances.
While many choir members dream of becoming performers, Rowan hopes to become a Composer of Resonance—a respected Elyrian musician responsible for preserving and creating ceremonial music for future generations.
Among choir members, Rowan is known for his patience and reliability. During rehearsals, he can often be found helping younger singers find their notes or encouraging nervous soloists before performances.
His voice is most often featured during reflective passages, closing verses, and harmony sections where a sense of warmth and reassurance is needed.