Repertoire: Explore, Discover, Sing! Information and registration
Repertoire: Explore, Discover, Sing!
Registration opens in 1 day
Event Dates
StartMonday 9 November 2026
FinishFriday 13 November 2026
Registration Dates
OpenThursday 20 August 2026
CloseWednesday 11 November 2026
Start 2027 with fresh repertoire ideas for your choir! Explore engaging, practical repertoire across Unison, parts, treble, changed voice, mixed voices with music suitable for children, teens and adults.
Presented by: Jenny Moon and Paul Holley OAM
• Discover new Australian repertoire and rediscover some trusted favourites - tried and-tested repertoire from the Birralee library
• Explore composers music with various voicing options available
• Sing repertoire that works - music for different ages, abilities and stages of choir development
• Try before you select - read through repertoire together and consider what makes each piece work in your choir
• Take away ideas to inspire your programming for 2027
DATES :
TOOWOOMBA
Monday Nov 9 - Middle Ridge State School, 203 Spring St, Middle Ridge QLD 4350
4:00 - 7:30pm - including a Wine and Cheese break to catch up with friends and colleagues
BRISBANE
Friday Nov 13 - Voices of Birralee HQ. 57 Carwoola St Bardon
4:00 - 7:30pm - including a Wine and Cheese break to catch up with friends and colleagues
COST
$85 per person
$60 for students and first-year teachers
(Proof of tertiary enrolment required)
INCLUSIONS
Handouts and recources
PD Certificate
Wine and Cheese (during 30 minute break)
Tea and coffee making facilities available
WHAT TO BRING
Water bottle
Mug or keep cup
Fees
- 85 Regular Attendee
- 60 Student/First-Year Teachers
We offer the following payment options:
Credit / Debit Card, BPay
Terms and conditions
- Thank you for registering for Voices of Birralee's Professional Development Program.
Please read these Terms and Conditions carefully. If you do not understand, or do not accept, any or all of the terms or conditions, please contact Voices of Birralee on contact@birralee.org or 07 3367 1001.
1. I confirm that I have requested Voices of Birralee to enrol myself for the Professional Development Program and will pay all registration fees associated with the Program. I acknowledge that the Program is based on minimum numbers and if these are not achieved I will expect a full refund.
2. I understand that by being part of the Professional Development Program that videos and photos maybe taken and hereby give my consent to having my photograph/video and these images maybe used in Voices of Birralee's marketing and promotional material for Professional Development Programs.
3. I understand that all resources shared with me on the Professional Development Program are for educational purposes and that I will not reproduce any part of these resources without seeking permission from the presenters and Voices of Birralee.
4. I agree that I will stay away from the Program if unwell and that a partial refund will be offered depending when the absence occurs. If the sessions are cancelled due to COVID or illness a full refund will apply.
5. I acknowledge and agree that subject to law, Voices of Birralee does not accept any liability for personal injury, property damage or loss sustained by participant at the Program (except in the case where such liability is a direct consequence of a negligent act or omission of Voices of Birralee and its staff).
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