Come and hear the Spooky Men
Image: The Spooky Men's Chorale. Image: supplied
The Spooky Men’s Chorale might be the strangest, most intriguing group of male singers with gruff faces and funny hats you are ever likely to see and hear. And that makes them a must.
The group of 12 to 16 men (depending on individual circumstances) are an amateur choir led by an experienced choir master who perform an eclectic repertoire – anything from ABBA to traditional Georgian songs to comical originals.
Created by New Zealand born Stephen Taberner more than 20 years ago, The Spooky Men’s Chorale quickly gained attention and then a keen following. They have performed at festivals and toured around Australia, New Zealand, UK and Europe.
Most of the choristers hale from the Blue Mountains and they all have a rugged, bush aesthetic about them, but their voices can produce anything from robust bellowing to velvety sweet lilting.
Audiences will laugh one minute, cry the next.
These boys may look funny and even sing some rousingly humorous tunes, but they take their music seriously and give a polished and professional show.
The Spooky Men’s Chorale are touring nationally.
Don’t miss ‘em.
