Australian Girls Choir - Awards Night

Awards Night

At the end of each year an awards night is held for Performing Choir choristers. The evening celebrates the year that has passed. It is an exciting night for all choristers as present leaders, scholarship winners, Year 12 choristers and tutors are congratulated. The leaders and scholarship winners for the upcoming year are announced and awards for the current year are presented.

Scholarships and Awards exist for members of the Performing Choir in each state. These are presented to girls who show exceptional vocal or dance ability, outstanding contribution and general excellence. They are determined by recommendations from the music and administration staff.

Scholarships are provided by the Australian School of Performing Arts and the generous support of business associates provides the following awards:

  • Jean Oliver Scholarship for Choir Leader
  • June Bronhill Encouragement Scholarship
  • Katrina Vanin Per amore di essa Scholarship
  • Fashion Clubwear Award for Outstanding Performer
  • Smith and Hope Award for Outstanding Performer
  • Peter Jones Special Events Award for Outstanding Contribution
  • The Lantern Group Award for Outstanding Contribution
  • Whelan and Cook Award for Outstanding Contribution
  • The Print Musicworks Award for Outstanding Contribution
  • Commercial Video Productions Award for General Excellence
  • Dolphin IT Award for General Excellence
  • Ogilvy and Mather Sydney Award for General Excellence
  • Richard McKellar Design Award for General Excellence
  • Les Gock Award for Vocal Excellence

Awards night is known colloquially by choristers as 'Perfies' (from the word 'Performing').

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