Sherelle Eyles composes children’s choral pieces that have been performed by children’s choirs across Australia and world-wide, several of which are published in Young Voices of Melbourne Choral Series. Her choral songs have been sung at Out of the Box Festival,  The State Choral Festival of Victoria, The Next Generation Sings Festival, Young Voices Choral Festival, Choral Fanfare, ANCA Treble Voices Singing Through Life Festival, Qld Youth Music Awards, and the Qld Young Conservatorium State Honours Ensemble Programme; and have won prizes in the Championships at the National Choral Eisteddfod, Canberra. Further performances include Junior Gondwana (Sydney Children’s Choir) at the Summer Music Camps and the Suzuki Foundation Graduation Concert at Sydney Opera House; and chosen set choral pieces of the National Choral Eisteddfod, Canberra and Western Australia Massed Choirs Festival involving over 4000 children, Singfest Qld with 2,000 primary school children and the Primary Proms at Sydney Town Hall involving 2,500 children. She has been commissioned by Pemulwuy Male Voice Festival and Voices of Birralee for the Pemulwuy Male Voice Festival. ‘Gecko’ was a finalist in the Queensland Music Awards – Children’s Song Category.

Sherelle was awarded a scholarship to The Royal College of Music London completing a Master of Music degree and Postgraduate Performance Diploma with Irina Zaritskaya. She studied piano performance and accompanying with many internationally recognized performers such as Geofrrey Parsons and won a scholarship to the Britten-Pears School for Advanced Musical Studies. She was winner of the Park Lane Group Young Artists’ Recitals at Royal Festival Hall London, and was a winner and finalist in the Royal Overseas League Competition, London.

AWARDS
Finalist – Queensland Music Awards  – Children’s Song Category
Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music International Scholarship, Royal College of Music London Queens Scholar
Britten-Pears School for Advanced Musical Studies Bursary, Aldeburgh  
Australian Postgraduate Research Award
Twice winner of The Nickson Prize in Voice and Accompaniment, University of Qld
Sir Colin Hines Scholarship for Achievement in Education
The NSW Premier’s Awards for Excellence in Education
Alfred S White Bequest Bursary