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Paul Tenorio – Tenor
Paul travelled to Rome in November 2013 to perform at the International Festival of Sacred Music and Art at the Vatican with the Newcastle University ...
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Jesse van Proctor – Bass
Jesse van Proctor is a Sydney-based consort singer, producer and soloist.
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Robert Shlemon Adam – Countertenor
Countertenor Robert Shlemon Adam began performing as a boy soprano, singing with the Australian Youth Choir and Sydney Children’s Choir.
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Reflections on “Elijah” from a humble ‘back-row’ chorister
The stories from the life of “Elijah” with the drama and awful power of ancient Judaic history, and the music, in its complexity and baroque/Victorian ...
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Come Travel a Sentimental Journey
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.
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Philip Rees – Conductor
Philip has spent his entire working life involved in music education and performance.
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Background to “Sentimental Journey” Performance Songs
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 ...
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Attention all Singers! Handel’s “Messiah” is Coming!
Handel’s masterpiece, ‘Messiah’, has long been a favourite with music lovers around the world, and our region is no exception.
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William Moxey – Musical Director
For seventeen years William was conductor of Willoughby Symphony Choir and presently directs The Allegri Singers, Orange Regional Conservatorium (ORC) Chamber Choir.
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A year of Music and Community with Allegri Singers
2025 is drawing to a close, and it’s been another wonderful year for the Allegri Singers in Oberon, Blackheath, Orange and Bathurst.
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Allegri Singers 2026: An Exciting Year Ahead
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 ...
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