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HomeGazetteSingers in need of an outlet wanted for Da Capo

Singers in need of an outlet wanted for Da Capo

BERWICK’S leading chamber choir, the Da Capo singers, is calling for basses, baritones, and tenors.
People with a tuneful voice, good reading skills, a taste for diverse, challenging repertoire, and a willing commitment to regular rehearsals are invited to audition for this commended choir.
Da Capo has thrilled audiences since 1997, with its eclectic repertoire and exciting performances.
The members have performed at Telstra Dome, Hamer Hall, Elder Hall in Adelaide, Robert Blackwood Hall, Her Majesty’s Theatre Ballarat, Clover Cottage, and at many local festivals and community events, as well as winning several eisteddfods.
Rehearsals are on Sunday nights in Berwick, commencing on Sunday 1 February.
For further information contact Simon on 9707 2036.

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