Twenty to thirty voices can give your wedding a choral scale that guests will notice from the first note. Choirs for Hire draws from five Sydney groups, with pop, jazz, gospel, folk, world and classical music among the styles available. Some pieces are sung unaccompanied, while a singer from the group may add guitar or piano to others. Each choir holds up to thirty pieces, and music beyond the current repertoire can be arranged and learned when discussed ahead of the day. If a wall of voices belongs in your ceremony, enquire here about the choir and music that could suit it.
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What it costs
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Songs Choirs for Hire can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
All Night All Day - GospelAmerica - Paul SimonAve Verum Corpus - Mozart HymnCan't help Falling in Love - Elvis PresleyCrazy - Willie NelsonCrying - Roy OrbisonFirst Time Ever I Saw Your Face - Ewan MacCollFly Me To The Moon - Frank SinatraHappy - Pharrell WilliamsHawaii Aloha - Traditional HawaiianHe's Sweet I Know - GospelHopelessly Devoted- GreaseI Can See Clearly Now - Jimmy CliffI'll Fly Away - GospelLonesome Road - James TaylorOver the Rainbow - Wizard of OzSinje nje nje - African ChantSounds of Silence - Paul SimonSpace Oddity - David BowieSway - Dean MartinTeach Your Children - Cosby, Stills, Nash and YoungVa Pensiero - VerdiWade in the Water - GospelWhere No-one Stands - GospelWhy Walk When You Can Fly - Mary Chapin Carpenter
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What to expect
Once your date is checked against the singers' availability, a group of twenty to thirty voices usually comes together for it. There are five choirs, and each has up to thirty pieces of music sitting in its current repertoire, so the programme gets picked for the occasion rather than delivered the same way every time. They sing continuously for twenty five to thirty minutes and then take a break, and can stay on site anywhere from one to three hours. Some pieces are unaccompanied and others use a guitar or piano played by someone in the group. They turn up properly dressed. Songs outside the repertoire can be arranged and learned, so raise it early.
On the day
Voices carry best in a hall or a church with some natural resonance, and those rooms suit a choir better than anything else. Open outdoor space is the hard one: sound just vanishes into it, so a PA is usually needed out there, and sometimes indoors as well. Long stretches in direct sun don't work for singers, so shelter matters. A choir member will meet your event organiser beforehand to sort out the details of the day.
