Australian Choir

The Australian Choir music genre is a style of choral music that is rooted in the traditional folk music of Australia. It is characterized by its use of traditional instruments such as the didgeridoo, clapsticks, and the digeridu, as well as its use of vocal harmonies and improvisation. It is often performed in a cappella style, with the singers taking turns leading the song. The genre has been popularized by groups such as the Sydney Children's Choir, the Melbourne Chorale, and the Australian Girls Choir.