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    Young Tasmania Sings – Night 1

    A celebration of young voices – Night 1

    Experience the joy and energy of young voices coming together in Young Tasmania Sings, our annual combined choirs spectacular. 

    Young performers from school and community youth choirs across the state come together in a spirited, cooperative celebration of choral music, led by guest conductor Lachlan Massey and joined onstage by the Tasmanian Youth Orchestra. 

    Each evening also features special guest performances from outstanding Tasmanian and visiting youth choirs, showcasing the breadth of young choral talent and the exciting pathways available for developing singers. 

    Young Tasmania Sings is a unique non-competitive event that: 

    • brings together choirs from all school systems alongside community youth choirs 
    • offers over 400 singers aged 10–14 the chance to learn and perform under the guidance of a visiting expert director 
    • creates the rare opportunity for young voices to sing with a full orchestra as an integral part of the program 
    • celebrates the future of choral singing through performances by a range of guest ensembles 

    Join us for an uplifting night of collaboration, community, and the unmistakable sound of young Tasmanians singing as one. 

    TUESDAY 7 JULY: 

    Combined choirs: 

    • Bellerive Honour Choir 
    • Campbell Street Primary School Senior Choir 
    • Glen Huon Primary Choir 
    • Immaculate Heart of Mary School Choir 
    • Leighland Christian College Senior Choir 
    • St Cuthbert’s Senior Choir 
    • St Mary’s College 5/6 Choir 

    Guest choirs: 

    • Hutchins Pride (TAS)
    • Fortississimo:  Vox Genevae (TAS) 
    • TYO Tasmanian Youth Chorale (TAS) 

    Can’t find your child’s school or choir in the list above? Click HERE for information and tickets for Young Tasmania Sings on Wednesday 8 July. 

    Image credit: Alastair Bett Photography

    Supported by:
    The Friends' School

    Duration

    1hr 30mins

    Our pricing model

    As a non-profit, we prioritise bringing singing and music to our communities, not maximising income. We work to make our ticket prices as affordable as possible, and we’ve shifted to an early bird pricing model instead of concession pricing. This change focuses on equity, allowing everyone to secure tickets at a reduced price and helping us keep the festival accessible to as many people as possible.

    Each event will have a set number of tickets available at the early bird price. Once these are sold, standard prices will apply. This ensures we can cover event costs while keeping the festival sustainable and maintaining affordable options for our audiences.

    Event Details

    Young Tasmania Sings – Night 1
    Tues 7 July, 7.00 pm
    Federation Concert Hall
    From $22 + booking fee
    Tickets

    Early bird tickets
    Early bird-priced tickets are available until the allocation sells out

    A Reserve early bird – $42
    B Reserve early bird – $32
    C Reserve early bird – $22

    Full price tickets

    A Reserve – $49
    B Reserve – $39
    C Reserve – $29

    Booking fee

    • For bookings with a total value of $30 or less, a booking fee of $4 will be added upon checkout.
    • For bookings with a total value between $30.01 and $199.99, a booking fee of $6 will be added upon checkout.
    • For bookings with a total value of $200 or more, a booking fee of $11 will be added upon checkout.

    FEAT. Live Solar Slice $1 per transaction

    Festival of Voices is proudly partnering with climate impact organisation FEAT. Live! $1 will be donated from every booking fee to the ‘Solar Slice’ initiative.

    This contribution will support an indigenous-led biodiversity restoration program on Lungtalanana Island, Tasmania, aiming to restore habitat for the Bass Strait Wombat and the Long-Nosed Potoroo and reintroduce these species to the island.

    The project is led by the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre and supported by GreenCollar, WWF, and FEAT. Live. You can read more info on this project here.

     

    Federation Concert Hall

    Getting to the venue 

    • Federation Concert Hall is within Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart, 1 Davey Street, Hobart TAS 7000 
    • A drop-off zone is located at the front of Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart, accessible from the far-right lane of Davey Street, just after Evans Street. 
    • Accessible parking spaces are available in the Hotel Grand Chancellor car park. To access this space, please drive into the drop-off zone and request valet park the car for you. More accessible parking can be found along Davey Street by turning into Dunn Place Carpark, on the right past Campbell Street, or turning into the Mures car park, on the left past Campbell Street. 
    • Please follow this link for a virtual tour of the Federation Concert Hall Auditorium (titled Federation Plenary Hall). Please note that lighting designs will not be as featured in this tour at Festival of Voices events. 

    See this venue’s accessibility options.

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

    Read Festival of Voices’ frequently asked questions.

    Contact Us

    For assistance please contact us on 03 6224 5975 or at [email protected].

    Featuring:

    Lachlan Massey Conductor, Composer and Music Educator (NSW)
    Tasmanian Youth OrchestraYouth orchestra (TAS)