An integral component of Geelong’s cultural life for over five decades, The Geelong Chorale will celebrate its 60th birthday in 2009.  It is a section of GAMA incorporated. (Geelong Association of Music and Art).  Each year, it presents concerts of varied choral music as well as appearances at various cultural and civic events, weddings and private functions.

The repertoire of the choir encompasses a wide range of styles and periods. Recent performances have included unaccompanied madrigals, Italian opera choruses, Australian part-songs and large scale works, such as Rutter's "Requiem" performed with orchestra. The choir also performs works by contemporary composers, including well known Geelong musician Dr. Malcolm John. 

 The chorale rehearses every Monday night at St. Luke’s Uniting Church of Australia , which is on the corner of Barrabool and Scenic Roads, Highton, at 7.30pm . We always welcome new members, so if you love to sing and can read a bit of music, please contact us!