Performances

Serendipity: the choir aims to present two major performances with the full choir each year, repeating the programme at least twice in different venues.
We are regularly invited to participate in other musical events - the Highland Proms, Highland Tattoo, performances at retirement villages in Camden and Bargo - and smaller 'slices' of Serendipity have sung at weddings, or simply in venues which are too small for the complete group.
As part of our commitment to the wider community we have sung at community carols (Bundanoon, Burradoo, Exeter), in nursing homes, at fundraising events for local charities, and in the 'Winterfest' programme for Bundanoon.

Next Performance
Our next major concert event is 'Shall We Dance' in September 2010. The concert will be performed at the Bowral Uniting Church on 4 September at 3:00pm and at the Soldiers' Memorial Hall in Bundanoon on 11 September at 3:00 pm.
It promises to be another fine performance by Serendipity: the choir and one to certainly mark in your diary without delay.Tickets will become available at Todd's Real Estate, Bundanoon; Highland Bookshop, Moss Vale and The Brown Bookshop, Bowral.
Tickets sales will be announced as the concert draws closer.
Past Performances
Click on the programme icons to see the programme notes and repertoire.
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Upcoming Performances
| Sat Sep 04 @03:00PM - 'Shall We Dance' concert in Bowral |
| Sat Sep 11 @03:00PM - 'Shall We Dance' concert in Bundanoon |
'Shall We Dance?' Concert Countdown
Chorister of the Month
Since coming to Bundanoon in 2001, Hugh Vanderfield has found four other alumnae of his old school, North Sydney Technical High, where his love of choral singing began. He well remembers the thrill of being part of the choir of 350 voices in the
In his position of Australia Post franchisee in our town, with his mild, friendly manner so that no request seems a trouble to him, Hugh is probably more recognisable than many other of our choristers. Prior to his decade with AP he has co-owned and operated businesses in fields as varied as timber manufacturing, retail stationery and liquor stores.
Hugh is a football fan, both league and union, and his interests are as varied as his business experience: reading, music, metaphysics/spirituality, cinema, particularly Australian films, the Australian stock market and exploring – ‘we shall not cease from exploration’. He works on his own, 60 or 70 hours a week, so one can only wonder how he fits in everything else.
A proud father of his ‘wonderful children’, Hugh enjoys driving to visit his son and three daughters to celebrate family occasions with them. No doubt his psychology degree from UTS and his financial management studies at
Hugh really values singing in our community-based choir where friendships are forged and there is a real esprit de corps.













