Join us for a private screening of “Gurrumul”: a close-up of the celebrated Indigenous Australian singer and multi-instrumentalist, blind since birth. We’re very excited to be hosting a Q&A with producer, Shannon Swan, after the screening. Book quickly – the opportunity to hear from Shannon means tix will sell out! When: Wednesday, 30 May from…
We at Brunswick Women’s Choir know that the same sex marriage postal survey has made life harder for a lot of people. We’re sending them this message of love and support – because viagra sans ordonnance love is love.
This year our showcase concert acknowledges women as composers, arrangers, and performers, celebrating singing and community. We’ll take you from the Baltic fields of Latvia, via West Africa, through a fusion of folk, blues, gospel, with some pop thrown in for good measure. Join us on either Sunday 16 August or Sunday 23 August at…
On World Refugee Day, Moreland City Council and Amnesty International are hosting the Festival of Hope: a celebration of the contributions and benefits that refugees make to our society, explored through performance, visual arts, music and education. We’re thrilled to be part of the Festival of Hope Fiesta and will be on stage from 4.15. But…
Our workshop with Memeza got us up and grooving! Take a look at some of the highlights on this short clip. Enjoy!
What’s better than listening to four fabulous women’s choirs on a Sunday afternoon? When it’s free, of course!! We are performing this Sunday, 31 May as part of Winter Music in the Valley, an exciting series of four concerts in Moonee Valley. Come and listen to us open this hour-long performance at the Clocktower Centre. Also…
Memeza African Choir are coming to Brunswick! On Monday, May 25, we are taking part in a workshop with this vibrant and passionate group. Memeza are touring Australia to raise funds for Edzimkulu, a society for the protection of children with AIDS. Take a look at their promo clip and you’ll see why we’re so excited!
Hot off the heels of our sell-out Spotted Mallard performance, we’re taking this show to the Wesley Anne on Sunday 19 October for the Darebin Music Feast. The stellar repertoire has something for everyone: from a Paul Kelly classic, to a Ben Harper anthem to a Latvian song of revolution. Some of our new members will…
BWC Live at the Spotted Mallard We’re lifting song to new heights with our 2014 annual showcase event, Worlds Above and Worlds Below. It’s sure to be a moving show – we’re debuting several new pieces to complement some old favourites. This year we’ll be performing at a fresh new venue, the oh-so-Brunswick Spotted Mallard! Tipple and nibbles…
