SYDNEY’S TOY CHOIR OPENS FOR GIRLS AGED 9-14 TO SING AND LEARN TO WRITE SONGS ON THE UKULELE

The Toy Choir has opened applications to girls in Sydney aged from nine to 14 who want to learn how to sing, write songs and play the ukulele as part of a cross-age ensemble running classes throughout July 23rd to December 10th every Saturday 10am-12pm in the Registrar General's Building in the CBD. 

Founded and directed by Danielle O’Keefe, Toy Choir is an independent youth ensemble dedicated to the development of young artists in singing, songwriting and performance. Danielle has seen the power of teaching young girls how to find their voice and write their own music using such an accessible instrument as a ukulele - it's certainly a kind of girl-power revolution! 

The Toy Choir has played at Sydney Festival, worked with Sydney Chamber Opera, opened Mardi Gras with Paul Capsis, facilitated workshops in regional NSW for budding songwriters of all ages, flash mobbed all over Sydney, and released their own TOY CHOIR EP of original music.

For more info, visit: https://www.toychoir.com/