New Zealand Youth Choir
The New Zealand Youth Choir (NZYC) has achieved considerable success since its formation in 1979, including winning 'Choir of the World' at the Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod in 1999, and in 2025.
Performances in New Zealand and fourteen international tours including visits to the UK, Europe, Canada, USA, Australia, Singapore, Russia, the Republic of Korea, China and the Pacific Islands have firmly established its reputation for consistency, energy and excellence. The choir is comprised of around fifty 18 to 25-year-old singers and operates on a 3-year audition cycle.
New Zealand Secondary Students' Choir
The New Zealand Secondary Students' Choir (NZSSC) was established in 1986 for secondary school students, aged 13 to 18 years. NZSSC has 56 members, with auditions held every second year. The choir gathers each school holidays for a week of rehearsals and concerts throughout the country, culminating in a tour to an international choir festival or competition.
The choir won 'Children's Choir of the World' in 2022 at the Llangollen International Music Eisteddfod Competition.
NZSSC recently completed their 17th International tour, performing in Hong Kong and Singapore
Voices New Zealand Chamber Choir
Voices New Zealand Chamber Choir made its début with Music Director Dr Karen Grylls at the 1998 New Zealand International Arts Festival and later that year won awards at the Tolosa International Choral Competition in Spain.
As a nationally selected choir of the highest calibre, VOICES is a chamber choir that is flexible in size, and capable of performing a wide repertoire. Many of the singers are alumni of the New Zealand Youth Choir.
Critically acclaimed recordings include Spirit of the Land (winner of a 'TUI', a New Zealand Music Award for Best Classical Album), and Voice of the Soul.
VOICES has established itself as the country’s premier national and professional choir. VOICES regularly performs at Arts Festivals around the country, collaborates with orchestras, Chamber Music New Zealand, Taonga Puoro and other artists across creative genres.
