After an exceptional 2024 season that included being awarded a Gold Diploma at the World Choir Games,
singing with Roderick Williams OBE (who sang at the coronation of King Charles), and performing at the Kids Sing
and Junior Treble Festival, as well as two of our own concerts, we are delighted to welcome current and new
singers to enrol for our 2025 season 'He Pūrākau - Telling Tales'.
Enrolments for Junior Choir and Senior Choir are now closed until term two 2025. For further information, please email Sofia for Junior Choir - sofia@nzcca.co.nz or Elizabeth for Senior Choir - elizabeth@nzcca.co.nz
We're also offering three ways for Aotearoa's choral educators to upskill and support each other too!
Click on the link below for more information about all these opportunities!
We were thrilled that the World Choir Games were held in Auckland in 2024, giving Senior Choir the opportunity to
compete without needing to leave New Zealand! And what a wonderful experience we had!
We competed in the Children's Choir Open Category held in the Auckland Town Hall, along with 11 other children's
choirs from all over the world, including China, Taipei and Australia.
We were thrilled to be awarded a Gold Medal for our competition recital -
an amazing accomplishment, especially considering NZCCA is only 18 months old, and this was our first competition.
We also got to sing a Friendship Concert at MOTAT, along with the Australian Children's Choir and Shanghai Sfuture Choir.
This was a great opportunity to sing in a more informal setting and make friends with fellow singers from different countries.
We are so pleased we were able to have this chance to compete and share on the world stage and look forward to the
next opportunity in the near future!
At the New Zealand Children's Choral Academy, we are developing the next generation of choral leaders and outstanding young choral singers, through our Junior and Senior choirs, our termly Conductors' Series and our Outreach programmes. We are a registered charity (Registered Charity CC59992), and rely on grants, sponsorship and donations to run our programmes. We would appreciate your support via our Givealittle page!
