MOSAIC is an unauditioned community choir based in Cambridge, New Zealand. Our group is made up of regular individuals with a wide range of ages, cultures, occupations and interests with one thing common; we all absolutely love to sing!
Our name MOSAIC, reflects the idea of many small pieces joined together to make something even more wonderful than they were on their own. We all like to think we're pretty amazing individuals but have discovered that joined together as a choir, we are capable of absolute magic!
Image - copyright Richard Lummus
Potential singers are welcome to visit us any Tuesday evening to have a good sing and decide whether we are the choir for them. On deciding to join, new members are welcomed during the first three weeks of each term. Please feel free to send any queries via the Contact Us page on this website.
Performance at Cambridge Christmas Festival - 5 December 2023
Photos - Richard Lummus
Our Musical Team
Brooke Baker is a teacher and musician with an extensive and diverse musical background. Brooke is motivated and moving to facilitate safe, enjoyable music-making with MOSAIC being just one way she works to engage regular people to "have a good sing"... by day, Brooke works as a high school teacher.
In her role as Musical Director with MOSAIC, she works to create an inclusive environment where individuals from all walks of life can sing together and stand alongside one another enhancing community ties while extending their musical skills, vocal technique, repertoire and performance experience. Brooke's enthusiasm for community music-making has seen her complete her Master of Arts (Music) around the topic of Social Singing.
Her infectious enthusiasm makes being part of the MOSAIC whanau a joy.
Carlee Hanna is currently an Honours student at the University of Waikato Conservatorium of Music, majoring in piano performance. Carlee has been based in Te Awamutu throughout her 11 years of piano playing, performing and featuring in local concerts and participating in local competitions. In addition to her solo performing, Carlee loves performing chamber music and has participated in the University of Waikato Chamber Music Competition. She also enjoys accompanying singers, participating in the annual Lieder Festival. Outside of university, she enjoys learning and playing other instruments with her family, and developing her skills as a musician.
