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The Big Sing Auckland 2018 Timetable The Big Sing Auckland 2018 Timetable Tuesday 12 June Wednesday 13 June Thursday 14 June 8.50 WELCOME (Session 1) 8.50 WELCOME (Session 3) 8.50 WELCOME (Session 5) 9.00 Saint Kentigern College - Massed Choir 9.00 Auckland Grammar School - Grammar Voices 9.00 . Epsom Girls' Grammar School - Canto Vivo 9.15 Westlake Girls' High School - Kotahi Voices 9.15 Westlake Girls' High School - Cantare 9.15 Diocesan School for Girls - Bella Cantoris McAuley High School - McAuley College Choir Te Kura Taumata o Panguru - Manawanui Westlake Boys' High School - Momentum Lynfield College - A Choir'd Taste St Mary's College - Marian Voices Sacred Heart College - Sacred Heart College Chorale Saint Kentigern College - Middle College Girls' Choir St Cuthbert's College - Black Watch Singers Selwyn College - Harmonic Fuse Westlake Girls' High School - Nota Bella Rangitoto College - SOS Sancta Maria College - Sanctus BREAK BREAK BREAK 11.00 Takapuna Grammar School - Leonessa 11.00 Massey High School - Sublimitas 11.00 Epsom Girls' Grammar School - Epsom Singers ACG Parnell College Choir Rangitoto College - The Minuettes Whangaparaoa College - Senior Choir St Paul's College - P.O.E.T. Albany Junior and Senior High School Choir Rosehill College - Rosehill Harmony Otahuhu College - Magnique Auckland Grammar School - Grammarphonics Ormiston Junior College - OJC Choir Orewa College - Four Octaves St Cuthbert's College - Saints Alive One Tree Hill College - Peka Totara Takapuna Grammar School - Sultans of Sing Rangitoto College - The Fundamentals Diocesan School for Girls' Senior Choir Westlake Boys' High School - Voicemale 12.30 LUNCH /EXIT 12.30 LUNCH /EXIT 12.30 LUNCH/EXIT 1.20 WELCOME (Session 2) 1.20 WELCOME (Session 4) 1.20 WELCOME (Session 6) 1.30 Dilworth School - Tenuso 1.30 Glendowie College - Glendowie College Choir 1.30 St Mary's College - Stella Maris Saint Kentigern College - Kentoris Macleans College - Macleans College Chorale Carmel College - Carmel College Senior Choir Edgewater College - EC Voices Manurewa High School - Rewaken Nothcote College - NorthcoteVoce Takapuna Grammar School - TGS Chorale Kristin School - Boystrous Waiheke High School - Waiheke High School Choir Macleans College - Da Capo Tangaroa College - Toka Tu Moana Long Bay College - Voxette Pakuranga College - Gaudeamus Macleans College - Cantabile BREAK Westlake Girls' High School - Cigno Voce Westake Girls' High School - Choralation 3.00 Epsom Girls' Grammar School - Paradisum BREAK BREAK Diocesan School for Girls - St Cecilia Singers 3.30 St Peter's College - St Peter's College Choir 3.30 Carmel and Rosmini Colleges - Carmini St Mary's College - Catherine Macauley Singers King's College - All the King's Men Rangitoto College - Rangitoto College Junior Choir One Tree Hill College - One Tree Hill College Chorale Dilworth School - Fortissimo Kristin School - Euphony Takapuna Grammar School - Taka Crooners Macleans College - Men of Macleans 4.00 Exit for Gala Concert set up Baradene College of the Sacred Heart - Schola James Cook High School - James Cook High School Choir King's College - King's College Chapel Choir Rangitoto College - Mainly Men 5.00 Exit for Gala Concert set up 5.00 Exit for Gala Concert set up.
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