Australian choir thrilled to perform at BBC Proms in London
The Sydney Philharmonia Choirs recently completed a tour of the UK, culminating in a performance at the prestigious BBC Proms in London. The group, composed largely of amateur singers, balanced professional-level musical commitments with their personal lives.
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This story illustrates the accessibility of world-class performance venues for community-based arts organizations.
Community choirs can open the door to extraordinary experiences, including performing at some of the world's most prestigious venues. ( BBC: Chris Christodoulou )
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Community choirs can give amateur singers the opportunity to perform in venues many musicians only dream of visiting.
Groups like the Sydney Philharmonia Choirs help singers develop their skills while opening doors to prestigious performance opportunities.
Hear Sydney Philharmonia Choirs perform John Adams’s Harmonium at the BBC Proms, alongside Lucas and Arthur Jussen playing Poulenc’s Concerto for Two Pianos.
The Sydney Opera House Concert Hall is their home stage, but the choir recently returned from a 12-day tour of the UK.
One of the tour's highlights was a performance at the Royal Albert Hall as part of the BBC Proms.
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