Cygnet Singers is an ANCA-affiliated, non-auditioned SATB choir of approximately 

 50 voices, based in the town of Cygnet in Tasmania’s Huon Valley.

Cygnet Singers was formed in 1984 and has maintained an uninterrupted schedule of

rehearsals and performances ever since.

In that time, we have performed both small and medium scale works (see OUR HISTORY)

representing a broad range of styles and musical periods.

We have an established tradition of joining forces with other musical groups, both choral and

instrumental, to bring our audiences the widest possible variety of musical experiences.

Our current repertoire is of small-scale works, essentially songs and carols.

We sing in several languages (for example Hebrew, Italian, Welsh, Latin) and our repertoire

ranges through time from the 16th century to the present day.

Our program draws from church music, art song, folk song and musical theatre.

We present public performances at regular intervals as well as singing at community events

such as Relay for Life and the Australia Day Awards Ceremony and at Eldercare, the local

area retirement and care facility.

We welcome new members!

We’re a friendly and sociable bunch. Chatter in the room before and after rehearsal is always

lively.

We gather for pub meals at regular intervals, mark birthdays, and often provide lavish

afternoon teas for our audiences (and ourselves).

Rehearsals are held on Monday nights from 7.30 - 9.00, in the multi-purpose room at the

Sports Centre on the Cygnet Primary School campus in Louisa Street, Cygnet.

All music and learning CDs are supplied free of charge.

Membership fees (currently $20.00 annually) are set at the AGM and provide insurance cover

for members at rehearsals and performances.

A weekly contribution of $2.00 covers rent and other expenses.

Interested in joining us? Click on CONTACT US for how to let us know about you, or come

to a performance and introduce yourself to us.

COVID-19 safety: Cygnet Singers is committed to protect the health and safety of all

members. Physical distancing, disinfection and other Public Health regulations, as

appropriate, are enforced.