WelcomeChime Choir began in 1984 as a choir for girls and young adults, as well as boys. Forty years later, we have a diverse membership with choristers from many backgrounds and experiences, dedicated to performing heartfelt choral music that challenges and delights.
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Concerts & Events
Chime Choir is thrilled to invite you to our second concerrt for 2025, with Knox Wind Symphony and Box Hill City Band: 1000 Beautiful Things, at 2:30 pm 15 June 2025. Book your tickets now!
Concert 1 on 6 April 2025
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Latest News
Chime wins gold at the World Choir Games!Chime Choir has returned home from Auckland after its successful World Choir Games campaign, securing Gold in the Open Mixed Chamber Choirs and Silver in the Open Sacred Choral Music with Accompaniment categories. To everyone's delight, Chime placed overall second in the Mixed Chamber Choirs category, missing the top score by .31 - the only Australian choir to achieve this ranking in the Open chamber choirs category, cementing the choir’s reputation for excellence in performance, and ensuring that Chime is able to return to the next World Choir Games as champion competitors. Thank you for your support as we toured to New Zealand - the Games were incredible and we can't wait for the next competition!
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40th Anniversary Gala ConcertOn 23rd June, 2024, Chime Choir marked 40 years of making and performing heartfelt choral music with a 40th Anniversary Gala Concert at The Edge, Federation Square.
The current choir and Artistic Director Jenny Mathers and accompanist Rosa Hwang were joined by past Artistic Directors Jayne Turner and Marten Visser, and former accompanist Coral Rafferty, as well as former choristers performing in the Alumni Choir. Showcasing the depth of Chime’s abilities as a choir, the program featured gospel, contemporary and sacred works that have been performed over the 40 year history of the choir. The audience and choristers were also able to enjoy an exhibition of Chime's extraordinary legacy. |