Sounds of Sunday: Moo Choir and the Mudlarks

Our final concert for 2026 featuring 2 of our favourite previous performers - Moo Choir and the Mudlarks.

We have previously been delighted, inspired and had our hearts filled with joy.

Come on along and support our local choirs, and at the same time, support people in need through Blue Mountains Refugee Support Group.

Based at Warrimoo in the lower Blue Mountains west of Sydney NSW, Moo Choir is an acapella community choir that sings a range of pop, contemporary, and occasionally classical songs. Under the leadership of Director Rowen Fox and Associate Director Suzanne Langford, this engaging and enthusiastic group comes together on Monday nights to share the joy of making music. As a local community choir, they delight in performing at community events, concerts, and fundraisers.

The Mudlarks (often known as the Muddies) are a women’s a cappella choir directed by Kaori Shimmyo. They are based in Hazelbrook and rehearse weekly. The group has been singing together since the early 1990s and a few of those first singers are still with the choir today, alongside others who joined more recently.

The choirs will be joined by 2 local pianists, Annie Burbank and Peta Williams.

Sounds of Sunday concerts are an initiative of CaLM (Central and Lower Mountains) Uniting Church to support local musicians, born out of the COVID-19 era when singing, performing and earning money for professional musicians was impossible.