Perth Harmony Chorus Competitors

The Australian Girls Choir was established by Judith Curphey in 1984. Her goal was to create a choir with a uniquely Australian sound, high artistic standards; a choir which could dance as well as sing, and was renowned for its quality of presentation. The choir began with four junior groups rehearsing in the Melbourne suburb of Burwood. It was not long before chapters of the Australian Girls Choir were opened interstate with classes commencing in South Australia in 1984, in New South Wales in 1986 and in Queensland in 2000. There are over 3,500 choristers in four states across 17 rehearsal venues. Best recognised for its involvement in the Qantas 'I Still Call Australia Home' advertising campaign, the choir has sung at almost every major concert venue in the country. The girls have performed with a long list of outstanding artists and personalities from the entertainment world, and have been acclaimed in some hundreds of performances undertaken in numerous international and national tours. Our choristers have been applauded by audiences and events organisers alike for their energetic and vibrant performances. The choir is renowned for the standard achieved in dance items as a result of the girls' work with professional choreographers. In this, the choir is unique in Australia. The choir has grown from strength to strength since its inception in 1984. 'Large streams from little fountains flow.

Five days of expertly curated music performed by internationally celebrated artists, with thought-provoking conversations and culinary surprises on the side – that’s the Canberra International Music Festival. The Festival is delivered annually by Pro Musica Incorporated, a not-for-profit community organisation founded in the 1980s by the late Edith Butler and a group of music lovers, with a vision to nourish and contribute to the musical life of the nation’s capital and its region. Pro Musica’s mission is to challenge and excite audiences and to enrich the Australian art music community by presenting an innovative art music program of the highest quality.

Brisbane City Sounds is about excellent harmony. We are a group of 40 women from all walks of life, across all ages, and from all over Brisbane, and we are always on the lookout for new members to join our chorus. We sing 4-part a cappella harmony - barbershop style - and are part of an international community of singers who promote real women, real harmony and real fun. Anyone is welcome to come along and join us on a rehearsal night to see what we do. Contact us or visit the Join Us page if you are interested in finding out more. Brisbane City Sounds is a member of Sweet Adelines International. This guides our repertoire and the style of our performances.