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Melbourne Youth Chorale values connection with the wider community.
We are pleased to collaborate with the following artists.
Contact us if you are interested in collaborating with MYC as a guest conductor, composer, or have a performance opportunity in mind.
We have a range of different opportunities for collaboration throughout the year and are open to new possibilities.
Claire is a former MYC chorister and works with MYC as a teacher, presenter, advsisor and composer.
Claire is an award-winning musician with a passion for jazz, traditional Irish, Scottish, baroque and classical music, often intertwining these styles in her music making. As a singer and harpist, she has directed, performed, recorded and toured with a number of Australian ensembles. As a sought-after choral director and educator, she regularly works with festival and project choirs around the country.
A former MYC conductor, Monika is a qualified speech pathologist and passionate music teacher with a Bachelor of Music (Honours) in classical voice and a Masters of Speech Pathology.
She has extensive Kodály Methodology training and over 18 years of choral experience, having performed nationally and internationally. Monika currently teaches at the Australian Boys Choral Institute, The Yarra Voices, Parkinson’s Victoria Therapy Choir, and serves as a choral scholar at St James’ Old Cathedral.
Juliana Kay is a composer, conductor and teacher with a lifelong interest in choirs and choral music. Her compositions are performed regularly by children’s and community choirs across Australia, and she works in close collaboration with choirs to co-create new works.
Juliana is the founding director of innovative choir Choral Edge and assistant conductor of the internationally renowned Young Voices of Melbourne and Exaudi. She brings her extensive experience as a choral singer and conductor to write music that is unique and beloved by singers of all skill levels.
DOTK are a City of Casey choir directed by Hannah Noonan. MYC and DOTK frequently perform together at joint events.
DOTK was formed in June 2006, begun by just a few teenage girls meeting together regularly to sing. Their primary goal is to use their God-given gift of singing and music to bless others.
Melbourne Youth Chorale proudly sponsors 3MBS
MYC was pleased to welcome The Velvetones at our 35th Anniversary Concert.
Vibrant, versatile, vivacious: just a handful of words to describe this fab four. Inspired by legendary vocal ensembles such as Manhattan transfer, The Andrews Sisters and The Chordettes, these velvet-voiced virtuosos perform everything from heart-stirring jazz ballads to cheeky early Broadway ditties to hypnotise and delight.
This sassy women’s quartet have been making a name all over Australia for the unique combination of their beautiful singing and harmonies, with a sense of good fun and humour to make them a uniquely memorable act.
