Voices in the Valley

Tues 2 July – 10.00 am

Sat 6 July – 1.00 pm

9B Studios, New Norfolk

Free event

Festival of Voices brings two vibrant choirs to New Norfolk in 2024 to perform in this new concert series.

On Tuesday, enjoy an interactive concert with young musicians from Brisbane’s Somerville Singers, a delightful choir of senior high school students singing a varied and engaging program. Be ready to warm up your voice and join in the singing!

School groups are most welcome!

Then on Saturday immerse yourself in the big, joyful sound of Sing For Your Life! choir from Hobart. From folk songs to gospel, Sing For Your Life! are sure to entertain and leave you feeling uplifted.

A treat for young and old, these concerts are free and accessible to all.

Supported by

This is a free event

Duration

45mins

9B Studios are located at 9 Burnett St, New Norfolk

Somerville Singers

Somerville Singers are a tour choir formed from non-auditioned, keen singers from the school’s large and extensive choral program. The students range from Year 7 through to Year 12. They have been preparing a varied program of repertoire ranging from classical through to pop and musical theatre and delight in performing whenever they can. This group takes members from Cantrice and Camerata, the two most senior ensembles at Somerville House.

The Somerville Singers are led by Mr Shannon Leonard and Dr Debra Shearer-Dirie.

Sing For Your Life!

The Sing For Your Life! Choir is a non-auditioned a cappella choir based in Hobart, Tasmania, directed by Jane Christie-Johnston.

Since starting up in 2005 with about a dozen members, Sing For Your Life! now has about 100 singers regularly rehearsing and performing - and half of them are in this year's Festival choir.

Performance highlights over the years have included two tours to Ireland (2016 and 2019), where they performed and participated in the Cork International Choral Festival.

Image credit: Alastair Bett

Conditions of sale

Read the full conditions of sale.
Festival of Voices adheres to the Live Performance Australia Ticketing Code of Practice.
All tickets are non-refundable unless otherwise specified on the specific event page.