St Rita's College Community Choir 2025

DISCOVER THE JOY OF SINGING!

St Rita’s College Music invites you to join the SRC Community Choir. Now in its second year, we invite all adult members of our extended SRC community to discover the joy of singing.

Whether you are an alumnae, staff member, future, current or past parent, or even a friend of the College, this community minded choir for women and men warmly welcomes seasoned vocalists and car-singing sensations. No previous vocal experience is required, just a sense of fun and willingness to learn.

Teachers from the College's Choral Program, led by Choir Director, Lou Wall and Accompanist, Brendan Murtagh, will guide the group as you develop vocal skills and experience the joy of making music together. Following a short rehearsal season, the choir will perform at the St Agatha’s Choral Concert, alongside student choirs, in March 2025.

REHEARSAL SCHEDULE

Venue: Trinity Music Centre, St Rita's College, 41 Enderley Road, Clayfield

Rehearsal 1: Monday 3 February, 7:00-8:30pm

Rehearsal 2: Monday 10 February, 7:00-8:30pm

Rehearsal 3: Monday 17 February, 7:00-8:30pm

Rehearsal 4: Monday 24 February, 7:00-8:30pm

Rehearsal 5: Monday 3 March, 7:00-8:30pm

Rehearsal 6: Monday 10 March, 7:00-8:30pm

Performance: Monday 17 March, 6:30pm at St Agatha's Parish, 52 Oriel Road, Clayfield

REGISTRATION

Individual Registration: $80.00

Cost includes rehearsals, sheet music loan and associated performance costs

Please contact St Rita's College Music Department for all enquiries: music@stritas.qld.edu.au or phone 3860 7183

When attending College events, guests agree to abide by the following guidelines and any affiliated policies and procedures.

Please do:

• Enjoy the event and the opportunity to come together as a community to celebrate our students.
• Conduct all communications with students, staff and guests in a courteous and respectful manner.
• Positively encourage your child’s participation at College events.
• Abide by all safety instructions or directions given at the event.
• Advise the College ahead of time of any additional support you or your child may require from the College (e.g. dietary/ medical), so we can adequately accommodate these.
• Ensure your contact details are up to date in case of an emergency.
• Report any safety, wellbeing or child protection concerns to staff immediately.
• Provide feedback directly to the College so that we may use this information to guide future events. This may include what worked for you and any areas you feel may need to be addressed.

Please don’t:

• X Behave in a disruptive manner or interfere with the smooth running of the event.
• X Use loud, offensive or derogatory language.
• X Engaging in, or threaten to engage in violent, physical or verbal confrontations with any other person.
• X Engage in any behaviour that may discriminate against any person.
• X Make defamatory or derogatory comments regarding the College, the event or any students, parents/carers, staff or other guests either verbally or on social media.
• X Attend events under the influence of alcohol, drugs or other behaviour altering substances. Should alcohol be provided at an event, guests must maintain sensible and reasonable intake and assume complete responsibility for your behaviour and conduct towards others.
• X Smoke or vape on College premises or at any College events or activities.

Breaches may result in being asked to leave the event and depending on the severity of the incident, may result in being prohibited from attending future College events.