CANBERRA
Welcome to With One Voice Canberra!
Here we hope you’ll find all the information you require, and all the encouragement to come join our community.
Our choir requires:
- No auditions
- No prior experience
- No special skills or talents
You are welcome to join us any time, and your first visit is FREE with no obligations.
Find out more - Canberra
Walk-ins are welcome at any time, but please get in touch if you have any questions!
Photo credit: Andrew Sikorski
REHEARSAL DETAILS
First 2026 rehearsal date: Tuesday 3 February
When: Tuesdays, 6:00 – 7:30pm
Where: Common Ground Dickson
Address: 8 Hawdon Place, Dickson ACT 2602
From Antill Street, turn into Hawdon Place. Then, take a right turn into the car park. Cafe Stepping Stone will be on the left as you drive in, at the far right of the ground floor of the building. The choir hall is to the left of the cafe. The choir A-frame will be displayed out the front when choir is in session.
Our venue is accessible and modern, with great acoustics, facilities and parking nearby.
LINKS
Slim (they/them) is a non-binary person of Fijian, Papua New Guinean, and Indian descent, living on Ngunnawal & Ngambri country since the age of 5.
They have lived with music and dance from a young age, learning violin from the age of 7, engaging with choirs and orchestras in Canberra, Wollongong (and briefly overseas), picking up a few other instruments and many friends along the way. Music, to Slim, means family, safety and knowledge-sharing.
Slim and friends started a “Singing with your Friends” group in September, where their ever-expanding circle gathers fortnightly on Saturday morning to learn, heal and express through rnb/soul music (singing and dancing involved, but not required). Holly, a singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, is a fundamental part of this group, too, and is lovingly sharing her skills with the Canberra WOV choir for a few months.
New to the conducting side, but enjoying consolidating musical knowledge and helping to inform others, Slim is looking forward to sharing their musical experience (including lots of dad rock) and learning from new people, to create a safe, joyous and consistent singing space together.