'For all earthkind', in 2069, what will history say about what you did today?

‘ For all earthkind ’, is music led public engagement project written and performed by Sophie Raymond and a community of nearly 400 people coming together in concert to address the preservation of our planet.  The project saw our Chamber Choir collaborating with fellow school choirs, as well as esteemed groups like the Sydney Philharmonia Choir and the Australian Youth Orchestra, alongside various community and children's choirs. Under the expert guidance of Music Director and Conductor, Liz Scott, the piece came to life in a remarkable performance.

400 people came together at Wharf 2/3 Arts Precinct to create a community in concert ‘FOR ALL EARTHKIND’.

PLC Sydney's 37 strong contingent that participated in the recording: ‘FOR ALL EARTHKIND’.

Accompanied by Casey Allen (Head of Classroom Music), PLC Sydney was proud to bring a contingent of 37 girls—the largest representation among the combined choirs. Their dedication and exemplary conduct throughout the event were a testament to their commitment to the cause, filling us with immense pride.

While the endeavour showcased a departure from PLC Sydney Chamber Choir's typical repertoire, the power of music effectively conveyed the urgent message of environmental responsibility. Moreover, the collaborative nature of the project provided a valuable opportunity for our singers to collaborate with peers from other schools, alongside seasoned professionals—a truly enriching experience for all involved.

‘ F or all earthkind ’, harnessed the power of music to bring people together to display our ambition for a sustainable future. This annual music led public engagement project aligns with the UN Climate Summit and is building towards COP31, that is likely to be hosted in our region. This event was filmed and sent to the Australian Government to play to delegates at the COP28 event for Youth Day.