Vienna Boys Choir

Vienna Boys Choir

525 Years of Musical Legacy
Sunday 7th February 2027 @ Sydney Town Hall

With a musical tradition spanning more than five centuries, the Choir traces its origins to Vienna's Imperial Court, where boys have sung since the 13th century.

Over generations, its remarkable history has crossed paths with some of classical music's greatest names, including Mozart, Haydn, Schubert and Bruckner.

Today, the Vienna Boys Choir continues this living tradition on stages around the world.

Since 1924, the Choir has completed more than 1,000 tours across 100 countries, bringing its distinctive sound and centuries-old musical heritage to audiences worldwide.

In February 2027, Australian audiences will have the opportunity to experience this extraordinary choral tradition live in concert.

SPECIAL GUEST CHOIR

Australian Girls Choir

The Australian Girls Choir (AGC) is known for their inspirational performances to audiences all around the world, through national and international tours, television appearances, and thousands of public events. Founded in 1984, the AGC now has 6,000 choristers in training in Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney. The founding philosophy of the AGC is that "all girls can learn to sing with encouragement and training".

Regularly seen at major events from the cricket to the Australian Open and much loved at Carols by Candlelight and Carols in the Domain, the choir is perhaps best known for their involvement in the iconic 'I Still Call Australia Home' advertising campaigns for Qantas over the last 28 years. The AGC has shared the stage with a long list of professional artists including the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Andre Rieu, Celtic Woman and Hugh Jackman, and has been honoured to perform for Queen Elizabeth II, Nelson Mandela, President Obama and the Dalai Lama.