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Singing in the festive season<br />

by Paula Hedemann, QPS Media and Public Relations Branch<br />

Children of all ages will sing along w<strong>it</strong>h Santa and<br />

his elves at the annual <strong>Police</strong> Commissioner’s<br />

Carols by Candlelight on Saturday, December 4 at<br />

Suncorp Piazza, South Bank, Brisbane from 6pm.<br />

<strong>Police</strong> Commissioner Bob Atkinson inv<strong>it</strong>es commun<strong>it</strong>y<br />

members to join him and <strong>Queensland</strong> <strong>Police</strong> <strong>Service</strong> (QPS)<br />

officers and staff in celebrating this jo<strong>you</strong>s occasion.<br />

Many talented and generous people have donated their time<br />

and services for the Carols and members of the QPS are<br />

looking forward to sharing this very special evening w<strong>it</strong>h<br />

colleagues and the local commun<strong>it</strong>y.<br />

This year’s Carols will be a fun-filled event, featuring the<br />

talents of QPS members, commun<strong>it</strong>y groups, friends and<br />

supporters, w<strong>it</strong>h the added bonus of guaranteed dry seating<br />

in the covered Piazza.<br />

Performers on the night will include the award winning<br />

<strong>Queensland</strong> <strong>Police</strong> Pipes & Drums, the <strong>Queensland</strong> Youth<br />

Choir, featuring members of the Vivace Voices and Voiceworks<br />

ensembles, and the Brisbane Regional Youth Orchestra,<br />

comprising 65 talented people aged between 9 and 25.<br />

Screened photo: Brisbane<br />

Regional Youth Orchestra<br />

members (from left) Charlotte<br />

Rashleigh and Teresa Yu<br />

enchanted the audience at the<br />

2003 <strong>Police</strong> Commissioner’s<br />

Carols by Candlelight.<br />

Always a crowd favour<strong>it</strong>e, the fun-loving Band of Blue will set<br />

toes a-tapping w<strong>it</strong>h their hilarious and rocking rend<strong>it</strong>ion of<br />

some favour<strong>it</strong>e Christmas tunes. This five-piece band includes<br />

four musically talented <strong>you</strong>ng police officers and guarantees<br />

to bring a smile to <strong>you</strong>ng and old.<br />

Other performers at the Carols will include QPS choir Melody<br />

in Blue and a selection of solo vocalists from w<strong>it</strong>hin the police<br />

service and family members. Santa and his elves will also<br />

make a special appearance for the <strong>you</strong>ng at heart in the<br />

audience.<br />

The event is a free public concert and fundraiser. Donations<br />

collected on the night will benef<strong>it</strong> the <strong>Queensland</strong> <strong>Police</strong><br />

Legacy Scheme and the <strong>Queensland</strong> Youth Choir. Glow sticks<br />

will be available for purchase at the event.<br />

For further information please contact the QPS Media and<br />

Public Relations Branch on 3364 6256 or Paula Hedemann,<br />

Assistant Public Relations Officer, on 3364 4856.<br />

<strong>Queensland</strong> <strong>Police</strong> Pipes & Drums members (from left) Drum Sergeant<br />

Sam McPherson and Piper Michael Redmond led a contingent of players<br />

into the Piazza in 2003.<br />

22/ <strong>Police</strong>Bulletin 287

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