Birralee Recycled 2026 Information and registration

Birralee Recycled 2026

Registration closes in 11 days

Event Dates

StartMonday 31 August 2026

FinishSunday 25 October 2026

Registration Dates

OpenMonday 13 July 2026

CloseWednesday 26 August 2026

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Voices of Birralee is delighted to announce its Birralee Recycled 2026 Season - this year will mark the 10th season of this give-it-a-go choir project which brings together people of varied experience in an encouraging and fun environment.

Conducted by Peter Ingram, this year's project will run over six weeks, with the focus working towards our Birralee Celebrates Concert on Sunday 25 October. Rehearsals will be held on Monday evenings from 7-9pm.

Rehearsal 1: Mon 31 August
Rehearsal 2: Mon 7 Sept
Rehearsal 3: Mon 14 Sept
     school holiday break
Rehearsal 4: Mon 5 Oct (public holiday)
Rehearsal 5: Mon 12 Oct
Rehearsal 6: Mon 19 Oct
Concert: Sunday 25 October

 
Cost:
$120 (earlybird) Til 12 August
$135
*Registration cost includes rehearsals, sheet music loan and associated performance costs.

Conductor: Peter Ingram
Accompanist: TBC

Rehearsal Venue: Windsor State School, entrance on Constitution Drive, Windsor

Registrations close: Wednesday 26 August
*Please use a different email for each registration

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Fees

    • 135 Per Registration

We offer the following payment options:
Credit / Debit Card, BPay

Terms and conditions

  • The Birralee Recycled fee must be paid in advance and can be refunded less administration fees up until Wednesday 26 August 2026.
  • I confirm my understanding of the Voices of Birralee Code of Conduct & Responsibilities including consent to the Media Release agreement. Voices of Birralee reserves the right to cancel a registration where a chorister does not adhere to the Code of Conduct.

    Birralee Code of Conduct & Responsibilities
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Voices of Birralee acknowledges the Traditional Owners of this country and recognise their continuing connection the land, water and culture. In our organisation, we recognise the Turrbal and Jagera Peoples as the traditional custodians of Meanjin land. We pay our respects to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, and to their Elders past, present and emerging.