St. George's choir was founded in 1944 by Jack Evans, an important figure in St, George's church history as in addition to founding the choir he served as the church's foundation secretary/treasurer. For further details see the separate page for Evans Hall. The choir reached its zenith during the 1960's and 1970' under the leadership of David Carolane AOM a charismatic and influential figure in Melbourne choral music who also founded the Tudor Choristers in 1962 St. George's choir still sings at the 10am Sunday Service and at other special services during the year. Rehearsals are on Thursday evenings. New members are very welcome - please contact Roger Brown on 9571 6472 or any existing choir member.

This photograph of St. George's choir in its heyday under  Choirmaster David Carolane (founder of Tudor Choristers) is from circa 1972. Those pictured are: Back row:  Robert Carter Les Potter Mark Summerbell Greg Winston-Gregson Stephen Pitcher Revd. Don Hardy Revd. John Howells  Noel Griffith  Alan Tracy  Geoff Pitcher  Roger Pitcher David Carolane  Ian Griffith  Colin Summerbell Barry Wilkes  Peter Wise middle row (trebles): Tan Swanton  Gordon James  Tim Swain  David Hill  Richard Wise  Michael Tracy Seated: Petra Snelleman  Susan Winston-Gregson  Meron Pitcher  Mary Peters  Kate Friend  Kelly Auty  Anne Friend  Deborah Summerbell Gail Norton  Jane Boorer Deborah Hardy Suzanne Boorer  Margaret Summerbell In front (probationers): Michael Biber  Andrew Duffell  Warwick Grant ? David James

And we are somewhat in doubt as to the identity of this seemingly angelic personage, believed to be a current choir member.