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TOWER Voices New Zealand

Published: Mon 20 Mar 2006 10:45 AM
TOWER Voices New Zealand
Auditions
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Auditions will be held in the four main centres during April for the national chamber choir TOWER Voices New Zealand. These auditions are open to singers over the age of 25, who will be available to commit to the choir’s programme for the remainder of 2006. In addition to a core group of 24 – 32 singers, we will also be looking for singers who we can contact if we have projects that require a larger number of singers, or if we need to replace a core member who may be unavailable for a specific project.
Since its establishment in 1998 TOWER Voices New Zealand has developed a reputation as New Zealand’s leading chamber choir, providing advanced training and performance opportunities for singers, and top quality presentation of a capella repertoire to audiences both in this country and abroad. The choir also works alongside orchestras, as well as being invited to undertake solo performances at major festivals both here and overseas. The choir is led by Artistic Director, Dr Karen Grylls.
In 2005 the choir toured to Germany to participate in the 9th International Chamber Choir Competition in Marktoberdorf. This year they have taken part in the NZ International Arts Festival alongside the Hilliard Ensemble, and later in the year will sing the Mozart Requiem with the NZSO, and perform in Christchurch.
The choir has recorded several CDs, the latest being a CD of NZ music due for release this month.
Audition dates:
Wellington Monday 17 April (Easter Monday) afternoon/evening
Tuesday 18 April morning
Christchurch Tuesday 18 April afternoon/evening
Dunedin Wednesday 19 April afternoon/evening
Auckland Tuesday 25 April (ANZAC) morning/afternoon/evening
Wednesday 26 April morning
For further information and application forms please contact:
Jenny Jamieson (General Manager, TOWER Voices New Zealand)
04 802 4047
choirs@nzyc.co.nz
www.youthchoir.org.nz
ENDS

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