Choristry's final concert of 2024 will pay homage to the stars, showcasing gorgeous works from composers ranging from Gjello, Sigurbjörnsson, Whitacre, Esenvalds, Lauridsen and more.
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Join Choristry and conductor Daniel Brinsmead for a reverent program with some fun surprises.

TICKETS: Online presales $35/$25, Door $40/$30

WHEN: Sunday 17th November, 3 pm
WHERE: St John’s East Malvern,5 Finch St, Malvern East ​

WHEN: Saturday 23 November, 7:30 pm
WHERE: Church of All Nations, Palmerston St, Carlton

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Choristry's second concert of 2024 features music to welcome spring and celebrate all things green and growing, from Britten to Dove, Grainger, McDowall, Quartel and more.
 
Join Choristry and conductor Daniel Brinsmead in a varied and delightful a cappella program.

TICKETS: Online presales $35/$25, Door $40/$30

WHEN: Sunday 4th August, 3 pm
WHERE: Holy Trinity Balaclava & Elwood, 175 Chapel St, St Kilda

Choristry's first concert of 2024 features the gorgeous 15th & 16th century choral harmonies of Tallis, Byrd, Palestrina and more, alongside beautiful contemporary reflections by Escott, Roth and Weir

Join Choristry and conductor Daniel Brinsmead in a feast of a cappella favourites.

TICKETS: Online presales $35/$25, Door $40/$30

WHEN: Sunday 21st April, 3 pm
WHERE: St John's East Malvern, 5 Finch St, Malvern East

WHEN: Saturday 27th April, 8 pm
WHERE: Church of All Nations, 180 Palmerston St, Carlton

Choristry's third concert of 2023 features the world premiere of a mass by Ruth McCall, one of Australia's pre-eminent choral composers. This very approachable music is a joy to listen to as well as perform. Also included are four delightful short works by contemporary composers, including two by the irrepressible Sarah Quartel.
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Join Choristry, conductor Daniel Brinsmead and pianist Beth Ylvisaker on a journey through some fresh and exciting new music.

TICKETS: Online presales $35/$25, Door $40/$30

WHEN: Sunday 19th November, 3 pm
WHERE: Holy Trinity Balaclava & Elwood, 175 Chapel St, St Kilda

Choristry's second concert of 2023 features an eclectic mix of old and new music evoking the sublime and terrifying domains of angels and demons.

Join Choristry, conductor Daniel Brinsmead and pianist Beth Ylvisaker in a journey to the empyrean and nether worlds.

TICKETS: Online presales $35/$25, Door $40/$30

WHEN: Saturday 29 July, 8:00 pm
WHERE: St John's East Malvern, 5 Finch St, Malvern East

WHEN: Sunday 6 August, 3:00 pm
WHERE: Collins St Baptist Church, 174 Collins St, Melbourne

Choristry's first concert of 2023 features works drawing on the rich resources of Shakespeare's plays. Composers include Thomas Morley, Ralph Vaughan Williams, John Tavener, Sarah Quartel, Emma Lou Diemer, George Shearing and John Williams.

Join Choristry, conductor Daniel Brinsmead and pianist Beth Ylvisaker in a fascinating concert evoking Shakespeare's world in music.

TICKETS: Online presales $35/$25, Door $40/$30

WHEN: Saturday 22nd April, 8:00 pm
WHERE: Church of All Nations, 180 Palmerston St, Carlton

WHEN: Sunday 30th April, 3:00 pm
WHERE: St John's East Malvern, 5 Finch St, Malvern East

Choristry's second concert of 2022 features Morten Lauridsen's radiant Lux Aeterna, in collaboration with Melbourne-based organist Rhys Arvidson. Also included is a varied set of shorter works by composers old and new.
Join Choristry and dynamic new conductor Daniel Brinsmead in a moving performance of choral works of light, hope and renewal.

TICKETS: Online Presales $35/$25, Door $40/$30

WHEN:Saturday 8th October, 8:00pm
WHERE:Collins St Baptist Church, 174 Collins St Melbourne

WHEN:Sunday 16th October, 2:30pm
WHERE:St John's East Malvern, 5 Finch St Malvern East

This tuneful and attractive programme presents folk song arrangements from the UK, Ireland, America, Scandinavia, the Balkans and Australia. There will be old favourites (Loch Lomond, Blow the wind southerly, Shenandoah) as well as lesser known pieces (Niska Banja, Suo Gan) and many other interesting arrangements.
Folk music is a wonderful way for a choir to connect and communicate with an audience. Folk songs are timeless. They tell stories of the human condition that remain relevant through the ages. Folk melodies contain beautifully crafted, simple, singable and iconic vocal lines. A testament to the strength of the folk melody is its ability to stand alone as a single vocal line.

WHEN:Saturday 18th June, 8:00pm
WHERE:Church of all Nations, 180 Palmerston St, Carlton

TICKETS: Online Presales $30/$20, Door $35/$25

Choristry’s last concert of 2019 is a wide-ranging exploration of music from the two great American continents.

The music includes works by the well-known composers Samuel Barber, Aaron Copland and Morten Lauridsen, a beautiful piece by the young Canadian Kathleen Allen, music from Central and South America, and some hymns and anthems by past and present composers from the United States.

Join Choristry, director Dr Calvin Bowman and pianist Beth Ylvisaker for an afternoon of exciting, moving and uplifting music.
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WHEN: 2:30 pm Sunday 24 November 2019
WHERE: St Leonard's Uniting Church, 2 Wolseley Grove, Brighton VIC 3186

TICKETS: Online Presales $30/$20, Door $35/$25