Residents & Music

There are a number of way residents to participate, and develop as musicians at St George’s College including ensembles, performances and mentorship.

Questions about the Music Program and how residents can get involved can be sent to the Music Department, and information about becoming a resident can be found at this link.

Engagement

Raymond Yong and Ilario Sellitto perform in front of the fireplace and timber panelling in the Dining Hall at St George's College.

The Music Program gives residents opportunities to participate, perform and collaborate throughout the year. College Residents have opportunities to participate through ensembles, informal performances, concert support or simply by being part of an audience. If you’d like to know more about the opportunities open to residents, please get in touch.

Mentoring

Raymond Yong and Tiani Glasgow perform in front of a red-lit wall.

Residents have opportunities to learn from the College’s Music Staff, Fellows and visiting artists.

This mentorship takes many forms, including chamber coaching, rehearsals, performance projects, regional concerts and informal artistic guidance.

You’re welcome to get in touch if you’d like to find out more about mentoring for residents.

Resident-led

Sophia Holmes, Jeremy Rolfe, Heath Turnor, Tim Creed, River Merendino, Sandra Joe, Georgia Bird and Maria McLemore perform on a colourfully lit stage.

Music at St George’s College is shaped not only by professional performance and mentorship, but by the creativity and initiative of its residents.

Resident-led ensembles and events are supported by the College’s Music Program and provide opportunities for residents to collaborate, and build community through music in a supportive and creative environment.

Mockingbirds

14 young women sit on a brown leather couch in the quadrangle of St George's College.

Originally formed in 2013, The Mockingbirds are the College’s women’s vocal ensemble. Their repertoire spans contemporary popular music, vocal arrangements and classic favourites, with a strong focus on collaborative performance and ensemble musicianship.

You can find out more about the Mockingbirds at their links below.

The Newby Blues

Founded in 2012, The Newby Blues is the College’s long-standing men’s vocal ensemble. Over the years, the group has brought together students from across Perth’s university community through a shared enjoyment of vocal performance, humour and camaraderie.

You can find out more about The Newby Blues at their links below.