St Peter's Choir -
Concerts & Special Events 2002


Event 1 - Floreat*

presents a concert of music and poetry - from mediaeval to modern - celebrating
The Four Seasons of Love: Love Pastoral, Love Divine, Love Despairing, Love Triumphant.

(* A group of soprano & alto singers from St Peter's Choir)

February 9th, 2:30pm, St Peter's Eastern Hill, Parish Hall

Tickets at the door - price includes refreshments
Enquries: Sue Wuttke on 03-9855-0764 or Rachel Ellyard 03-9537-0493.

Event 2 - Music for Lent

Sunday, February 17th 2002 at 2.30pm
National Gallery of Victoria

Provisional Programme


Event 3 - Music for Good Friday

March 29th 2002, at 8pm
St Peter's Church

Service of Tenebrae:


Carols - December 29th 2002, at 7.30pm
St Peter's Church

A Service of Lessons & Carols


St Peter's Choir - 2002

Sopranos - Bridgett Gwyer, Sharon Mulready, Kate Watson, Sue Wuttke
Altos - Katherine Barnett, Rachel Ellyard, Heidi Claus
Tenors - Justin McDonnell, David Wilson-Pearson
Bass - James Gunning

Director of Music: Peter Nicholson


St Peter's is located on the intersection of Gisborne and Albert Streets, Eastern Hill, beside Parliament House and across the street from St Patrick's Cathedral. St Peter's parishioners come from all across the metropolitan area.

St Peter's Choir is an adult choir of men and women which furnishes the church's liturgical musical requirements every Sunday at 11.00 am High Mass and 5.00 pm Choral Evensong as well as on several major Feast Days (as advertised). The repertoire of the choir is drawn mainly from the Renaissance and Tudor periods and features composers such as Palestrina, Byrd, Tallis and Victoria. Works from the 19th & 20th Centuries are also performed. Plainsong forms a major part of the sung Ordinary of the Mass and of the Office of Evensong and is an integral part of St Peter's life and liturgical witness.

As in many Anglo-Catholic churches, at St Peter's music is treated as an important vehicle for creating an atmosphere that will encourage prayer and the experience of God through beauty. The music presented in the concerts, is principally drawn from material used in services at St Peter's.



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