Triple C is Unifying Singers In the Capital

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August 7, 2018

Headline: Triple C is Unifying Singers In the Capital

Wellington is choir mad, in a good way.

A new concert brings four choirs together in a celebration of great choral and ensemble singing.

More than 150 singers of all ages are converging on the Opera House stage for the Triple C Concert on September 9th.

Hosted by the award-winning New Zealand Youth Choir, the choirs will sing some of their own songs, some together with another choir, and a couple of big whoppers will all singers on stage together.

Taking part are the Wellington Youth Choir, FilCoro, and Wellington Young Voices.

They’ll perform David Hamilton’s Dance-Song to the Creator with double piano and percussion with everyone on stage in a spectacular grand finale.

Nine-year-old Neve Herrmann has been rehearsing for the performance with her choir, Wellington Young Voices.

“We’ll be singing with the New Zealand Youth Choir, I can’t wait,” she says.

The inaugural Triple C concert is also a showcase for the national youth choir who’ll sing a substantial programme.

Led by music director David Squire they’ll present a wide range of music from today and the past, New Zealand and around the world. The New Zealand Youth Choir’s set includes Flame - Ben Parry, Aurora luci rutilat – Orlande de Lassus, Brahms’ Four Quartets, Through coiled stillness – Leonie Holmes and the waiata Waerenga-a-Hika that has brought so much recognition for the choir on their international and national tours.

A post-concert Q & A session will be covering topics like joining a choir near you, or getting your kids into a choir, and audience feedback.

For interviews please contact publicist Penny Miles, 021 644 800.

Photo caption: Garth Norman (New Zealand Youth Choir), Rowel Botuyan (FilCoro), Tahlia Griffis (Wellington Youth Choir), Christine Argyle, (conductor Wellington Young Voices), Neve Herrmann, (Wellington Youth Voices)

Triple C Concert
When: Sunday 9 September 2018, 3pm
Where: The Opera House, Wellington
Tickets: $10,$15 and $25*

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