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We meet every Friday from 10:30 to 12:30 at the Chiswick Community Hall, Blackwall Point Rd, Chiswick NSW 2046 [From 24 April, 2026]
James Paul is our choir director. James is one of the top professional choir directors in Sydney and we are fortunate to have him.
Choir members are provided with music scores and practice audio tracks. Sessions may be recorded and will be available for members to download.
Join Us
We are a community choir and we welcome anyone of any age.
When to Join
You can join the choir at any time, but we recommend joining at the start of a school term. There is no audition.
How to Join
We suggest you come along to one of our regular Friday morning practice sessions and sing with us, You can then decide if we are the right choir for you. It would help if you
What Does it Cost?
The Choir is a not-for-profit association and currently receives no external funding. As a not-for-profit, we receive a discount on our hall hire from the City of Canada Bay. The fees paid by Choir members cover expenses such as hall hire, insurance, choir director and music scores. There is no fee payable for the first session that someone attends. The fee for a set of 10 sessions is $140 paid in advance. Alternatively, the fee for one session is $20, paid at the time. The fee for students and people under 25 is $10 per session. Contact
What Do We Expect from You?
We do expect you to be able to sing in tune and keep to the rhythm of the piece. It is very rare for a person to be tone deaf but if you have any doubts about your ability to sing, you could consult the choir director.
We do expect you to attend a reasonable number of practice sessions and to learn your songs in your own time. This is particularly important when we are coming up to a performance. What is "reasonable", of course, depends on how hard the music is and how good a singer you are.
We do expect you to understand choir etiquette. With the most important rules being only one person speaks at a time, pay attention to the person who is talking and never put-down another choir member.
We don't expect you to stand all the session; but you can usually sing better when standing.
We don't expect you to be able to read music when you begin. But you will enjoy it more if you learn some basic skills. Sydney Community College offers a course entitled Music Skills Essentials.
Our Choir Name
CantoLuce is pronounced: KAN-tohLOO-cheh and means "We sing in the Light". Canto is a Latin verb meaning "I sing", derived from cantare. Luce in Latin is from the noun lux, meaning "in the light". Our formal name is A Daytime Gig, but we use Canto Luce as our singing name.
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Fiestaville Multicultural Choir
We sing well-loved songs from around the world and new music inspired by the people who make up this choir. There are no auditions and you don’t need to read music. The songs are often simple and we sometimes sing in different languages.
The spirit of the Fiestaville Choir is to celebrate our multicultural community and to promote peace, harmony and understanding through the universal language of music.
Directed by Tracey Levett, this choir meets from 12.30-14.30 on Tuesdays during school term at Hurstville Senior Citizens Centre, 91 Queens Road Hurstville. We welcome new members.
For more about our choir: Visit our Website.
Contact: Judith at
The choir is supported by Georges River Council Seniors Program and Club Rivers.
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Mooncatchers Women’s Choir
Mondays during school term time
10.30 to midday
OWN 8-10 Victoria St Newtown
A joyful, active community of women who sing in harmony - from easy rounds to songs in three parts. Many songs in our repertoire connect with social justice and peace and we often do gigs in the community and local festivals. https://www.christinamimmocchi.com/choirs-1
Lakes Singers
Mondays during school term time
1pm to 2.30pm
Alf Kay Community Centre - Florence St, Eastlakes
A joyful singalong choir supported by Bayside Council for seniors. Seniors of all ages are welcome! https://www.christinamimmocchi.com/choirs-1
Great Day Choir
Fridays during school term
11.15 to 12.15
OWN 8-10 Victoria St Newtown
Great Day Choir is a joyful choir for people with dementia and their community. Our favourite songs stay with us, and so we spend Friday mornings together singing, followed by a light lunch and chance to socialise. https://www.christinamimmocchi.com/great-day-choir
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Songlarks is partly supported by Inner West Council.
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The Crescendo Chorus Parkinson’s Choir at the Mosman Uniting Church
The Crescendo Chorus is an inclusive singing group geared towards people living with Parkinson’s and their partners and carers, but welcoming anyone who would like to join us! We combine voice exercises designed to help with breathing, vocal strength and articulation, with singing a large eclectic repertoire of songs. An important part of each session is the break, where members chat and share information over a cuppa and biscuits. The fee is low, and new members are welcome.
Though not primarily a performance-oriented choir, the Crescendo Chorus have sung on two occasions for residents at Montana Aged Care facility in Mosman. We would welcome further opportunities to perform in the community.
Choir Director is Chrissie Shaw, and we meet on Thursdays from 10.30am to 12.30pm, at the Mosman Uniting Church, cnr Beaumont and Cowles Roads, Mosman.
Contact Chrissie by phone: 0407 079 748, or email:
Coming Up
We begin on January 15th 2026 and meet every week during the year apart from the Christmas holidays.