Gallery
Concertedly Baroque - 26 May 2018
Our brilliant Baroque concert featured Handel's "Dixit Dominus" and Bach's "Magnificat". Adrian King conducting the Chorale and Noosa Sinfonia, with soloists from the Queensland Conservatorium of Music, Annika Hinrichs (soprano), Melissa Gregory (soprano), Cassandra Wright (mezzo soprano), Ronan King-Rose (tenor) and Henry Pinder (bass). Photography Andrew Seymour
Our brilliant Baroque concert featured Handel's "Dixit Dominus" and Bach's "Magnificat". Adrian King conducting the Chorale and Noosa Sinfonia, with soloists from the Queensland Conservatorium of Music, Annika Hinrichs (soprano), Melissa Gregory (soprano), Cassandra Wright (mezzo soprano), Ronan King-Rose (tenor) and Henry Pinder (bass). Photography Andrew Seymour
Wassail (Christmas Cheer Concert) - 15 and 16 December 2017
Noosa's favourite Christmas concert featured excerpts from Handel's "Messiah" and a selection of carols and songs echoing the Peace on Earth theme. Adrian King conducting, Janet Brewer piano accompaniment, with solo performances by soprano Kathryn O'Halloran, and readings by Kerrie Cook and Jeremy Martin. Audiences on both evenings joined in singing the well-known carols, and a resounding full-house rendition of the Hallelujah chorus. Photography Andrew Seymour
Noosa's favourite Christmas concert featured excerpts from Handel's "Messiah" and a selection of carols and songs echoing the Peace on Earth theme. Adrian King conducting, Janet Brewer piano accompaniment, with solo performances by soprano Kathryn O'Halloran, and readings by Kerrie Cook and Jeremy Martin. Audiences on both evenings joined in singing the well-known carols, and a resounding full-house rendition of the Hallelujah chorus. Photography Andrew Seymour
Christmas carols in Hastings Street Noosa Heads - 1 December 2017
Wonderful World of Jazz: The Era of Louis Armstrong - 25 and 28 August 2017
A showcase of songs from the era of the great jazz master, Louis Armstrong, in association with the Noosa Jazz Party.
With Simon Stribling (trumpet), Nigel Date (guitar), Paul Williams (reeds), James Clark (bass), Peter Locke (piano), Rod Gilbert (drums and vocals), Juliarna Clark (jazz vocals), and for the Chorale's song set, Janet Brewer (piano accompaniment) and Frank Wilkie (master of ceremonies). Photography Andrew Seymour
A showcase of songs from the era of the great jazz master, Louis Armstrong, in association with the Noosa Jazz Party.
With Simon Stribling (trumpet), Nigel Date (guitar), Paul Williams (reeds), James Clark (bass), Peter Locke (piano), Rod Gilbert (drums and vocals), Juliarna Clark (jazz vocals), and for the Chorale's song set, Janet Brewer (piano accompaniment) and Frank Wilkie (master of ceremonies). Photography Andrew Seymour
Viennese Masters of the Classical Era - 26 and 27 May 2017
Our highly acclaimed classical concert featured Mozart's Coronation Mass, Schubert's Mass in G Major, Haydn's Te Deum, and Haydn's Cello Concerto in C Major. Adrian King conducting Noosa Chorale and the Noosa Sinfonia, with soloists Kathryn O'Halloran (soprano), Naomi Bakker (mezzo soprano), Tom Holownia (tenor), Oliver Boyd (baritone), and Louise King (cello). Photography Andrew Seymour
Our highly acclaimed classical concert featured Mozart's Coronation Mass, Schubert's Mass in G Major, Haydn's Te Deum, and Haydn's Cello Concerto in C Major. Adrian King conducting Noosa Chorale and the Noosa Sinfonia, with soloists Kathryn O'Halloran (soprano), Naomi Bakker (mezzo soprano), Tom Holownia (tenor), Oliver Boyd (baritone), and Louise King (cello). Photography Andrew Seymour
Wassail (Christmas Cheer Concert) - 16 and 17 December 2016
Noosa Chorale's ever-popular Wassail featured Benjamin Britten's "A Ceremony of Carols" along with a selection of carols echoing the starry theme of the concert. Adrian King conducting, Janet Brewer piano accompaniment, with solo performances by Debbie Boyles and Joe Jurisevic, and readings by Kerrie Cook and Jeremy Martin. Audiences on both evenings joined in singing the well-known carols, and some took to the stage to help the choir with "Would you like to swing on a star". Photography Andrew Seymour
Noosa Chorale's ever-popular Wassail featured Benjamin Britten's "A Ceremony of Carols" along with a selection of carols echoing the starry theme of the concert. Adrian King conducting, Janet Brewer piano accompaniment, with solo performances by Debbie Boyles and Joe Jurisevic, and readings by Kerrie Cook and Jeremy Martin. Audiences on both evenings joined in singing the well-known carols, and some took to the stage to help the choir with "Would you like to swing on a star". Photography Andrew Seymour
The Roaring Twenties - 26 and 27 August 2016
Bob Barnard AM and the Australian Jazz Ensemble (Peter Locke on piano, Paul Furniss on reeds, James Clark on double bass, and Nigel Date on guitar) with chanteuse Juliarna Clark. Noosa Chorale, conducted by Adrian King, with Janet Brewer accompanying the Chorale on piano. Photography Andrew Seymour
Bob Barnard AM and the Australian Jazz Ensemble (Peter Locke on piano, Paul Furniss on reeds, James Clark on double bass, and Nigel Date on guitar) with chanteuse Juliarna Clark. Noosa Chorale, conducted by Adrian King, with Janet Brewer accompanying the Chorale on piano. Photography Andrew Seymour
Petite Messe Solonnelle by Rossini - May 2016
Noosa Chorale, conducted by Adrian King, with Panayiota Kalatzis (soprano), Anastasia Bickel (mezzo soprano), David Kidd (tenor), and Sam Piper (baritone), and accompanied by Natasha Koch (piano 1), Janet Brewer (piano 2), and Huguette Brassine (harmonium). Photography Andrew Seymour
Noosa Chorale, conducted by Adrian King, with Panayiota Kalatzis (soprano), Anastasia Bickel (mezzo soprano), David Kidd (tenor), and Sam Piper (baritone), and accompanied by Natasha Koch (piano 1), Janet Brewer (piano 2), and Huguette Brassine (harmonium). Photography Andrew Seymour
Anzac Day at Verrierdale and Eumundi - 2016
Led by Adrian King and with accompaniment by Huguette Brassine, Noosa Chorale was privileged to be invited to contribute in song to the 2016 Anzac Day dawn ceremony at Verrierdale, followed by the ceremony at Eumundi, and the unveiling of the Spirit Orb of Peace.
Led by Adrian King and with accompaniment by Huguette Brassine, Noosa Chorale was privileged to be invited to contribute in song to the 2016 Anzac Day dawn ceremony at Verrierdale, followed by the ceremony at Eumundi, and the unveiling of the Spirit Orb of Peace.
Flash Mob - Easter Saturday 2016
Flash mob at Aromas, Hastings St, Noosa Heads, Queensland on Easter Saturday 2016. Performed by Noosa Chorale to publicise the Noosa Long Weekend Festival being held over 10 days from 15 to 24 July 2016.
Flash mob at Aromas, Hastings St, Noosa Heads, Queensland on Easter Saturday 2016. Performed by Noosa Chorale to publicise the Noosa Long Weekend Festival being held over 10 days from 15 to 24 July 2016.
Flash Mob at Aroma's in Hastings Street, Noosa Heads - March 2016
Easter holiday crowds in Noosa's cafe precinct came to a standstill when waiters and customers at Aroma's suddenly burst into song. Soprano Fran Wilson, disguised as a waitress, burst into the first few bars of the Hallelujah Chorus from Handel's Messiah, to the accompaniment of pianist Janet Brewer who, until then, had been charming the coffee crowd with her jazz and boogie-woogie selections. Adrian King, Music Director of the Chorale, joined in with the tenor line, quickly followed by more singers who stood up from their tables or streamed in from Hastings Street, until eventually 40 voices in 4-part harmony brought the Hallelujah to its powerful conclusion.
The event was organised to promote the July Noosa Long Weekend Festival, 2016 being its 15th year since inception.
Photography Andrew Seymour
Easter holiday crowds in Noosa's cafe precinct came to a standstill when waiters and customers at Aroma's suddenly burst into song. Soprano Fran Wilson, disguised as a waitress, burst into the first few bars of the Hallelujah Chorus from Handel's Messiah, to the accompaniment of pianist Janet Brewer who, until then, had been charming the coffee crowd with her jazz and boogie-woogie selections. Adrian King, Music Director of the Chorale, joined in with the tenor line, quickly followed by more singers who stood up from their tables or streamed in from Hastings Street, until eventually 40 voices in 4-part harmony brought the Hallelujah to its powerful conclusion.
The event was organised to promote the July Noosa Long Weekend Festival, 2016 being its 15th year since inception.
Photography Andrew Seymour
Wassail (Christmas Cheer Concert) - December 2015
Noosa Chorale presented their annual program of carols and good cheer, with the addition of the Messe de Minuit pour Noël by Marc-Antoine Charpentier, accompanied by Cécile Elton on piano. Photography Andrew Seymour
Noosa Chorale presented their annual program of carols and good cheer, with the addition of the Messe de Minuit pour Noël by Marc-Antoine Charpentier, accompanied by Cécile Elton on piano. Photography Andrew Seymour
Broadway to Jazz Concert - August 2015
Noosa Chorale in concert with The Australian Jazz Ensemble. The Chorale, conducted by Adrian King, and accompanied by Cecile Elton, perform Broadway medleys (Cole Porter, Gershwin, Rodgers & Hammerstein...) The Australian Jazz Ensemble (James Clark [bass], Juliarna Clark [vocals], Peter Locke [piano], Nigel Date [guitar], Paul Furniss [reeds], Anthony Howe [drums], with Bob Barnard AM on trumpet, perform a selection of jazz classics (Sweet Georgia Brown, Girl from Ipanema, Summertime, and more...). The fusion finale brings the two groups together for Moonlight Serenade and Chattanooga Choo Choo. Photography Andrew Seymour
Noosa Chorale in concert with The Australian Jazz Ensemble. The Chorale, conducted by Adrian King, and accompanied by Cecile Elton, perform Broadway medleys (Cole Porter, Gershwin, Rodgers & Hammerstein...) The Australian Jazz Ensemble (James Clark [bass], Juliarna Clark [vocals], Peter Locke [piano], Nigel Date [guitar], Paul Furniss [reeds], Anthony Howe [drums], with Bob Barnard AM on trumpet, perform a selection of jazz classics (Sweet Georgia Brown, Girl from Ipanema, Summertime, and more...). The fusion finale brings the two groups together for Moonlight Serenade and Chattanooga Choo Choo. Photography Andrew Seymour
Anzac Centenary Concert - April 2015
Adrian King conducts Noosa Chorale, with Noosa Sinfonia, in a performance of Karl Jenkins' Armed Man: A Mass for Peace, staged with accompanying film footage, as part of the Anzac Centenary events in April 2015. Photography Tony Lewis
Adrian King conducts Noosa Chorale, with Noosa Sinfonia, in a performance of Karl Jenkins' Armed Man: A Mass for Peace, staged with accompanying film footage, as part of the Anzac Centenary events in April 2015. Photography Tony Lewis
Wassail (Christmas Cheer Concert) - December 2014
Adrian King conducts Noosa Chorale's fabulous Wassail in December 2014. With special guests Louise King (cello soloist) and the Cello Dreaming Ensemble. Photography Andrew Seymour
Adrian King conducts Noosa Chorale's fabulous Wassail in December 2014. With special guests Louise King (cello soloist) and the Cello Dreaming Ensemble. Photography Andrew Seymour
Gala Concert - October 2014
Adrian King conducts Noosa Chorale's October 2014 Gala Concert at The J. With Noosa Sinfonia and soloists Liza Beamish (soprano), Jade Moffat (mezzo-soprano), Andrew Pryor (tenor), and Jeffrey Black (baritone). [Photographs by Andrew Seymour.]
Adrian King conducts Noosa Chorale's October 2014 Gala Concert at The J. With Noosa Sinfonia and soloists Liza Beamish (soprano), Jade Moffat (mezzo-soprano), Andrew Pryor (tenor), and Jeffrey Black (baritone). [Photographs by Andrew Seymour.]
Messiah - June 2014
Adrian King conducts Noosa Chorale's June 2014 performance of Handel's Messiah at The J. With Gaynor Morgan (soprano), Sarah Court (mezzo soprano), Nick Kirkup (tenor), and Sam Piper (baritone), and the Noosa Sinfonia. [Photographs by Andrew Seymour.]
Adrian King conducts Noosa Chorale's June 2014 performance of Handel's Messiah at The J. With Gaynor Morgan (soprano), Sarah Court (mezzo soprano), Nick Kirkup (tenor), and Sam Piper (baritone), and the Noosa Sinfonia. [Photographs by Andrew Seymour.]
