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Rehearsal Info
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Tuesday 7-9pm during school terms
If you've ever wanted to sing with others come along and try it out. You don't have to be able to read music, if you can sing along with the radio in the car (or the shower) then you can sing in a choir.
Where is it?
Our rehearsal venue is the
Echuca Federal Band Hall,
434 High St, Echuca
New Members Welcome
New members are always welcome!
You'll never be pressured to sing on your own and there's no audition required!
Grab a 50% discount
Grab a 50% discount
2025 1st Semester (Feb - June)
Membership fee $25
Semester fee $110
Equivalent to less than $6.50 per week!
2025 2nd Semester (Aug - Dec)
Membership fee $25
Semester fee $220
Additional Information
River Voices is a community choir based in Echuca. We have members from Kyabram, Gunbower, Deniliquin, Bamawm, Wyuna, Tongala, and of course, Echuca Moama. You might have seen us at an ANZAC service, at our concerts, or singing christmas carols.
We're a non-auditioning choir open to adults of all abilities. From shower singers to professional music teachers, or those who'd love to sing but were told they're 'tone deaf' - we have a place for you. We'd love for you to come along and have a go!
We meet weekly during school terms at the Echuca Uniting Church Chapel from 7pm Wednesday's, cnr Hare and Pakenham Streets, Echuca. All you need to bring is a bottle of water.
Rehearsals typically start with a quick catch up, bit of a stretch, and a laugh before we get stuck into it with a vocal warm up. We sing a variety of styles and genres, with songs in multi-part harmony, unison, a capella and accompanied.
In the past we have collaborated with Bella A Capella (also Echuca based), Con Spirito Voices (from Deniliquin), Victoria Welsh Choir, Southern Voices, and Excelsis.
Our members have participated in the Festival of 1000 Voices in Yarrawonga (2019), as well attending workshops and training courses throughout the year.
Why we sing
"I love the variety of styles, having some easier and some more challenging pieces, the opportunities to sing with other choirs, to be able to make mistakes, learn and laugh in a friendly and supportive group."
"It's the highlight of my week. I've met some amazing men and women during the 5 years I've been a choir member. It's time to just be myself, squeaks and all."
"It's very rewarding to come together from all over our community to participate in something that simply cannot be done alone."