Sydney Philharmonia Choirs

A fun and upbeat programs titled Sure on this Shining Night performed for the patrons of the Cunard Cruise Ships Queen Mary and Queen Victoria.

An incredibly fun performance where we sang offstage (this photo is from a different performance) through the furthest back door of the concert hall, following the conductor off a monitor.

Conducted by Sam Weller and performed with Ensemble Apex  in Judith Neilson's brilliant art facility Dangrove, which was described by Andrew Ford as a 'modern cathedral'. 

Eric Whitacre's most heart wrenching composition, written about the death of poet and close friend Tony Silvestri's wife. The notion of the veil which separates life and death, which thins and thickens, and the beauty which still exists in times of sadness.

A monumental piece performed alongside a new commission by William Barton to reopen the newly renovated Sydney Opera House Concert Hall and mark Simone Young's first performance as Chief Conductor of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.

A collection of soothing sacred music and upbeat new commissions conducted by Brett Weimar and performed in the St Andrew's Cathedral.

Performed in Sydney's gorgeous Town Hall, and conducted by Elizabeth Scott, we had the privilege of singing this challenging work alongside soloists Celeste Lazerenko, Anna Dowsley, and Jonathan Abernethy.