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Sweet success for Redland Rhapsody

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Published: June 15, 2023
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VOICE OF REDLANDS: Redland Rhapsody Chorus produced impressive results at the Sweet Adelines Australian convention in May.
VOICE OF REDLANDS: Redland Rhapsody Chorus produced impressive results at the Sweet Adelines Australian convention in May.
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Redland Rhapsody director Louise Brannon is now a master director since the chorus took out several accolades and a total 616-point score at the Sweet Adelines Australian convention.

The convention involved 23 Australian choruses and was staged at the Brisbane Convention Centre on May 6 and 7.

The Redland Rhapsody Chorus took out the most improved, gaining 68 points over its previous score and came third in division AA for a chorus with more than 30 voices and third overall in the competition.

To win, the chorus sang An Earful of Music and the ballad Maybe This Time.

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Chorus marketing coordinator Maree Sherwood said the performance was a result of about a year’s worth of preparation, involving weekly rehearsals and national and international coaching.

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