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Kooskõlas – Mixed National Estonian Choir

Kooskõlas is a mixed voice choir, established by the Estonian community in Australia, that seeks to engage with people interested in learning, singing and performing songs from the extensive and beautiful repertoire of Estonian choral music.

The choir’s most recent project was conducted over a two-year period and resulted in a successful audition for and participation in the United Nations-listed song celebration, Laulupidu, held in Tallinn, Estonia in July 2019. With over 70 singers from Sydney, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Adelaide, and regional NSW, the choir is led by conductor Dr Naomi Cooper, a specialist in community choirs. Since 2019, Kooskõlas has reformed as a National choir performing locally and aspires to sing in Estonia again for Laulupidu 2025.

We invite others to come along and join together again as a National choir to perform locally and aspire to sing in Estonia again for Laulupidu 2025.

Contact:
Kooskõlas Committe

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