Festival of Music - LNPS Choir
STARS IN THE ARENA 2021!
What a night it was! “Stars in the Arena” celebrating 130 years of the Primary Schools Music Festival at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre.
Year 5, 6 and 7s from the LNPS choir were lucky to join over 1,300 students (and teachers!) on stage to perform along with a live orchestra, hosts, dancers and incredible lighting displays.
A spectacular event that our students enjoyed being a part of. We can't wait for next year!
Choir is fun! - Caitlin
Being in choir was a good opportunity and so was going to the Entertainment Centre. I’m glad I did it and wish I could do it again. - Lucas
Going to choir every Monday was an amazing experience. I loved to learn and sing the songs and it was even more fun at the Entertainment Centre - Ayla
Mrs Barker made singing in choir an exciting experience for me and I want to thank her so much for that - Varsha
If there was a word to describe how amazing the experience was, I would use it. I would like to thank Mrs Barker for teaching us. She did an amazing job! - Mollie
It was really fun hanging out with friends. You should definitely join because Mrs Barker is the best and she makes everything fun. You can sing your heart out. - Ivy
Choir was really amazing and I enjoyed going to the Entertainment Centre. I would definitely do this again if I had the opportunity. - Hayley
Choir is really fun and enjoyable especially when you get the opportunity to go to the Entertainment Centre to perform. The songs and the chance to learn choreography to do while performing is also fantastic. Students should join choir for an exciting and fun experience. - Ella
Being in the Choir was a great experience, especially when we went to the Entertainment Centre. I wish I could join Choir next year! - Chloe
I love choir because it is heaps of fun hanging out with my friends and the best choir teacher, singing the best songs. - Caitlyn
Choir is a great thing for kids that love singing. This is a great opportunity for young singers to become great singers! - Sofia
When you join choir you get to know a variety of songs and sometimes you can listen to them and calm you down. I recommend choir to young students to open their variety of songs, help them be calm and make their dreams in the future. - Anastasia
FURTHER OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERFORMING ARTS R-7
Orchestra, Troupe, Hosts, Assisting Artists for 2022 - R to 12
The Primary Schools' Music Festival has loads of opportunities for students who wish to expand their skills in The Arts. Visit the Festival’s website for more information and use this form to register your interest.
Songbook Cover Competition
Students are invited to design the Songbook Cover for the Festival of Music 2022. One winner will have their artwork professionally incorporated for the Songbook Cover for 2022, on the website and the app, CDs, concert programs, certificates and more.
School Holiday Performing Arts
Take the stage this school holidays and join us for two-days of music, dance and drama at our Performing Arts Holiday Program!
With workshops for girls and boys in Foundation to Year 6 (Year 7 in Adelaide), our Performing Arts Holiday Program delivered by our parent organisation the Australian School of Performing Arts is open to AGC choristers as well as the general public to attend.
Through dynamic workshops in singing, dance and drama, participants will develop confidence, team work and stage presentation skills all while having fun with other children during their holidays.
The SAPPS Choir
The South Australian Public Primary Schools (SAPPS) Choir is the showcase choir for the Primary Schools’ Music Festival (PSMF) and the SA Department for Education.
Comprised of talented students from Years 5-7, the auditioned members rehearse on Monday nights at PSMF Klemzig. The aim of The SAPPS Choir is to provide a choral extension program that will develop ability and knowledge in upper primary school students who demonstrate a high level of musicianship. Repertoire is generally challenging and includes a wide range of genres and styles.
The choir performs on 10-12 occasions each year, including two concerts for parents, families and friends. Performances may include Choral Eisteddfods, formal events and featuring as Guest Artists at the annual Festival of Music. It is the principal recording choir for the program repertoire that is distributed to schools throughout South Australia. Auditions are scheduled for Term 4 every year.