1/16JOY: Singers like the Sing Australia members shared their joy of song at the Proms in the South Burnett concert in Kingaroy on Sunday, November 17. (Photo: Jessica McGrath)
Proms in the South Burnett
Seven different South Burnett music groups joined their love of music for a tribute to the old British tunes on Sunday, November 17.
2/16HEAR THE PEOPLE SING: Sue Dowideit-Reiger directs the Kingaroy High School choir at the Proms in the South Burnett concert at the Kingaroy Town Hall on Sunday, November 17. (Photo: Jessica McGrath)
3/16PROMS: Blackbutt Singers music and artistic director Judy Lawrence with soloists Anna Walker and Julie-Ann Bell at the Proms in the South Burnett concert at the Kingaroy Town Hall on Sunday, November 17. (Photo: Jessica McGrath)
4/16Blackbutt Singers' director Judy Lawrence conducts the combined choirs at the Proms in the South Burnett concert at the Kingaroy Town Hall on Sunday, November 17. (Photo: Jessica McGrath)
5/16Kingaroy State High School students perform pieces from Pirates of Penzance at the Proms in the South Burnett concert in Kingaroy on Sunday, November 17. (Photo: Jessica McGrath)
6/16Blackbutt Singers at the Proms in the South Burnett concert in Kingaroy on Sunday, November 17. (Photo: Jessica McGrath)
7/16The Blackbutt Singers performing at the Proms in the South Burnett concert in Kingaroy on Sunday, November 17. (Photo: Jessica McGrath)
8/16MARCH: Kingaroy High School perform their police medley from The Pirates of Penzance at the Proms in the South Burnett concert in Kingaroy on Sunday, November 17. (Photo: Jessica McGrath)
9/16The Wooroolin Ladies Choir sang a lullaby at the Proms in the South Burnett concert in Kingaroy on Sunday, November 17. (Photo: Jessica McGrath)
10/16KSHS Pirates of Penzance cast members perform the Police medley at the Proms in the South Burnett concert in Kingaroy on Sunday, November 17. (Photo: Jessica McGrath)
11/16Sing Australia performs at the Proms in the South Burnett concert in Kingaroy on Sunday, November 17. (Photo: Jessica McGrath)
12/16RULE BRITANNIA: Soloist Julee-anne Bell with the combined choir at the Proms in the South Burnett concert in Kingaroy on Sunday, November 17. (Photo: Jessica McGrath)
13/16Blackbutt Singers and the South Burnett Chorale women sing together at the Proms in the South Burnett concert in Kingaroy on Sunday, November 17. (Photo: Jessica McGrath)
14/16Blackbutt Singers gave a rendition of the Seekers songs at the Proms in the South Burnett concert in Kingaroy on Sunday, November 17. (Photo: Jessica McGrath)
15/16JERUSALEM: Soloist Anna Walker leads the combined choir at the Proms in the South Burnett concert in Kingaroy on Sunday, November 17. (Photo: Jessica McGrath)
16/16The South Burnett Chorale sing at the Proms in the South Burnett concert in Kingaroy on Sunday, November 17. (Photo: Jessica McGrath)
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