Bethany Carter-Sherlock holds a BA Ed., BA Soc. Sc. (Psych), DipMus, AmusA (Voice) and MMus. She has many years of teaching experience in ensemble, classroom and studio contexts at MitCon and in schools, and is a performer of harp, voice and piano. As a pedal harpist, Bethany has contributed to orchestras such as the ADO and the MacPhil Orchestra, and has delivered multiple solo performances. As a vocalist, recent highlights include solo performances with the RYO, soprano soloist for Vivaldi’s Gloria and Handel’s Messiah, and performing the new work ‘Rise Up’ by Gerard Brophy, commissioned for the Bathurst Carillon.
Whether you are a long-time supporter or discovering us for the first time, we hope these programme notes add a little colour and context to the music you are about to hear — or are considering coming to hear.
Was there ever such a thing as ‘The Age of Sentiment’? Well, the Allegri Singers’ next concert may go some way towards answering the question.
When Rob Berry walks into the studio at Orange Community Radio, he brings with him the kind of easy enthusiasm that makes you feel like you’ve known him for years. Rob is a member of the Allegri Singers, the Bathurst-based choir that has been delighting audiences across the Central West for over four decades.
Bringing together three of Australia’s distinctive choral voices for A Choral Kaleidoscope — a collaborative concert that showcases the breadth and variety of choral music performed across New South Wales. The event will feature the Allegri Singers together with the Orange Male Voice Choir and the Australian Rugby Choir, each group bringing its own history, repertoire, and character to the programme.
The Allegri Singers are gearing up for an exciting and ambitious year in 2026, with a program that celebrates both community and artistry. Here’s what’s on the horizon.
