What to Expect
Experience an evocative choral concert that takes you on a moving journey from war to reflection and peace. The Coolamon Singers present a program featuring works by Josquin des Prez, Prokofiev, Karl Jenkins, Matt Ottley, and Haydn, blending medieval chant, Renaissance polyphony, and contemporary choral writing.
This performance promises a rich tapestry of sound, led by conductor Marco Bellasi and featuring talented soloists and instrumentalists. It’s an inspiring event for families and music lovers seeking a profound cultural experience.
Immerse yourself in the emotional power of music that reflects on humanity’s struggles and hopes.
Activity Details
- Date: Saturday, 8 August 2026
- Time: 14:30 to approximately 16:30
- Venue: Good Shepherd Anglican Church, 4 Tarrant Drive, Mudgeeraba
- Performers include soprano Lorelle Moller, alto Jasmine Kaye, tenor Gregory Massingham, bass baritone Daniel Major, cellist Belinda Manwaring, and pianist Ayesha Gough.
The concert is suitable for all ages and offers a unique opportunity to hear a diverse range of choral music in an intimate setting.
Location and Access
The event is held at the Good Shepherd Anglican Church in Mudgeeraba, a welcoming venue with a serene atmosphere perfect for this reflective concert.
Public transport is recommended to ease travel, with Translink’s journey planner available to assist. Parking is limited; metered parking can be managed conveniently via the EasyPark app to avoid fines.
Plan your trip ahead to ensure a smooth and enjoyable arrival.
Important Information
Please note that tickets are required for entry, with pricing options to suit different attendees including adults, seniors, students, children under 12 (free), and families.
The event is family friendly and encourages appreciation of cultural and musical heritage.
Providing your email address when booking allows receipt of calendar invitations and event updates, enhancing your experience.
Booking and Prices
Tickets are priced as follows:
- Adults: $34
- Seniors: $29
- Students: $17
- Kids under 12: Free
- Family ticket: $85
Secure your tickets early to avoid disappointment and enjoy an afternoon of inspiring music and community spirit.