Kór Langholtskirkju, integral to Iceland's rich choral music tradition, has distinguished itself as a premier choir with a repertoire that deeply explores both religious and secular themes. Founded in the context of Langholtskirkja, a church located in Reykjavík, Iceland, the choir embodies the spirit of Icelandic music through its performances and recordings. Under the guidance of skilled conductors, Kór Langholtskirkju has mastered an array of compositions ranging from classical masterpieces to contemporary works, with a special emphasis on Icelandic compositions.

Their catalog includes a variety of religious compositions such as "Ljósið kæra lausnarans," "Magnús Ragnarsson: Messa," and "Guðbrandsmessa," illustrating their commitment to spiritual and liturgical music. Meanwhile, works like "Stabat mater" and the two-part "Johannes Passion" showcase their versatility and depth in handling complex classical pieces. The choir also takes pride in celebrating Icelandic culture and heritage through music, as seen in their performances of "Ísland er lýðveldi" and the comprehensive "Anthology Of Icelandic Choir Music." Kór Langholtskirkju’s contributions to Icelandic music and their impeccable interpretation of varied compositions have earned them a revered place both locally and internationally.