The Arts
A broad range of musical events and ensembles provides exceptional opportunities for girls to explore and grow their musical competence and participation. Our Arts program is designed to encourage students to participate as beginners in any activity of choice. Our musicians are able to be extended at the very highest of levels.

Vocal Ensembles
Junior Choir
Middle School Choir
Concert Choir
Intermediate Choir
Senior Choir
Chica Vocé
An auditioned choir, extending students in choral skills and performance. Chica Vocé is a close group of girls who share a love of singing from various genres and perform challenging repertoire. Guest presenters are invited to workshop with the choir. The choir rehearses before school and at a lunch period. Students in Chica Vocé are expected to participate in the appropriate year level choir. Chica Vocé can be used by students when selecting SACE subjects in Year 11 and 12.
Chica Vocé focuses on a higher level of skill than the equivalent year level choirs and is a sound training ground for students interested in auditioning for ChanterElle.
ChanterElle
This group of girls are exemplary ambassadors for the School when attending out of school events due to the calibre of their singing and their excellent presentation.

String Ensembles
Junior String Ensemble
Senior String Orchestra
Intermediate String Orchestra
Junior String Orchestra
Senior String Quartet
ABODA Band & Orchestra Festival
Generations in Jazz

Bands and Orchestras
Big Band 1
Big Band 2
Small Group
Intermediate Concert Band
Senior Concert Band
Concert Band
Senior Orchestra
Music Tuition
Oboe
Clarinet
Bassoon
Saxophone
(alto, tenor, baritone)
French Horn
Trombone
Tuba/Euphonium
Violin
Cello
Double Bass
Electric Bass
Classical Guitar
Percussion
Piano
Harp
Voice
Music Theory
Performing Arts
These productions focus on developing students’ performing skills in singing, dancing and acting. There are also opportunities for students to be involved in backstage activities such as costuming, audio and visual.

Guest Artist Ross Irwin Visits Walford
