Tag Archive: Union Singers
Blackheath Choir Festival 2016
August 29, 2016
A small but dedicated group of Singers traveled to Blackheath on 27 October this year, to take part in the Blackheath Choir Festival…the third time the Illawarra Union Singers have performed there. After an unusual rehearsal in an auto workshop…! They gave a fantastic performance to a full capacity audience at the New Ivanhoe Hotel. Under the wonderful leadership of musical director Doug, and accompanied by Zlatko on guitar, they performed Bandiera Rossa, Tolpuddle Man, Bella Ciao and a rousing, audience participation rendition of 16 Tons!
Hiroshima Day Commemoration
August 29, 2016

The choir sang Blowing in the Wind, Ode to Joy and We Shall Overcome, joined by a number of extra choristers.
Everyone present tied a paper crane to a memorial branch which was left in the Mall as a reminder of story of Sadako, and her 1000 paper cranes. Sadako was two years old at the time of the bombing and died at the age of 12 from leukemia she contracted as a result of the bombing of Hiroshima. Before she died, she made 1000 paper cranes; a Japanese legend promises that anyone who folds one thousand origami cranes will be granted a wish.
Tom Uren Funeral 2015: Vale Tom Uren
August 5, 2016
- Barry ready to go as usual in the Bass section.
- Gary got a good position in the front.
- Almost all the Choir.
- Florence in the thick of it.
- Illawarra Union Singers who attended Tom Uren’s funeral.
- Choir for Tom Uren’s funeral.
At Rehearsal: A Few Members, Past and Present
August 5, 2016
Gigs Gone By: Images and Memories
August 5, 2016
In 2007 the Illawarra Union Singers travelled to Cobargo for the Cobargo Folk Festival
In 2007 the Illawarra Union Singers travelled to the Cobargo Folk Festival
Odd shots
Where Have All The Flowers Gone
February 10, 2014
Maurie Mulheron started the night with the Illawarra Union Singers among those who joined in. The concert was not rehearsed and the planning was in the last hour or two leading up to the concert with the usual on stage changes occurring making for a great evening.