Perth Male Voice Choir - 100 Voices for 100 Years
Description
Special Accessible Seating Option - See the FAQ below.
A Rich Experience in Song and Brass Instrumental Music
Rooted in the rich Welsh tradition of four-part harmony, the choir still delivers the kind of sound that can leave you spellbound. These days about 65 voices make up the group, drawn from all corners of the metro area, from Mandurah and Fremantle to Quinns Rocks.
Over the decades, the choir has become a familiar presence at concerts and community events across the state and beyond. There’s been travel too, with a tour of the Cotswolds and South Wales culminating at the Royal Albert Hall in London, where they joined a massed choir in a performance still talked about by many with a glint in the eye.
More recently, a 2024 tour through Chester and North Wales saw the group performing alongside some of the region’s finest choirs. Less formal moments involved spontaneous singing in Chester announced by the Chester town crier and on the top of Mount Snowdon to the delight of passing onlookers.
And to make this an even more memorable experience WA Brass will join the celebration.
WA Brass have been ‘A’ Grade champions in Western Australia since 1979. The ensemble prides itself on performing music with sparkle and panache. For nearly 60 years WA Brass have provided music of the highest quality from formal concerts to informal gigs.
From vibrant fanfares to rich symphonic textures, Brass Kaleidoscope promises something for everyone — a celebration of sound, skill and community.
100 Voices for 100 years will enrich your joy of singing and musical appreciation.
FAQs
- Is accessible seating available?
Yes.
Seating has been allocated for those requiring mobility access.
Two rows on the front right (rows B and C - Seats 22 - 28) and front left (A and B - seats 1 - 7) facing the stage have been reserved for easy accessibility. These seats are only able to be booked as accessible seating.
Row A (7 spaces) on the front right facing the stage have been specifically reserved for wheelchair access.
The first two centre rows are available as both accessible and general seating. (Row A & B seats 8 -21)
There is a limit to purchasing 2 tickets for this section. A code is required to purchase these seats. To acquire the code you will need to email perthmalevoicechoir@gmail.com or call the PMVC Secretary, Mr Brian Marsden on 0415 206 662
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