Administrative/Biographical history (source): The third of seven European Tours. This tour visited Norway, Sweden, Finland, Germany and the United Kingdom. Attended by the Pembroke Girls Choir.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): Two camps arranged for members of the Pembroke Concert Band. The first based out of the Victor Harbor Red Shield Centre, and the second from the Adare Conference Centre. Both ran for three days over a weekend.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): A tour to the USA featuring Don Burrows. Performances included at the Monterey Jazz Festival, Disneyland and several high schools. Attended by the Pembroke Concert Band, however only a select smaller ensemble (the Pembroke Big Band) performed at the Monterey Jazz Festival. These specific records were accumulated by Robyn Bobrige in the Pembroke Development Office.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): A collection of miscellaneous awards and certificates for which there is no other supporting documentation. Primarily South Australian-based events, though also some interstate.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): Correspondence between Pembroke Music staff (primarily Colin Curtis) and external parties relating to music performances, events and tours. Planning for upcoming events or gratitude for Pembroke's participation.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): A year-long celebration to mark the sesquicentenary (150th anniversary) of European settlement in South Australia. Colis Curtis (the Director of Music at Pembroke School at the time) was Chairman of the Jubilee 150 Opening Ceremony Choral Committee. The Pembroke Girls Choir participated in the massed 2,500 voice choir performing at the Opening Ceremony
Administrative/Biographical history (source): Planning for changes in the performance uniform(s) of Pembroke School music ensembles. Addresses Pembroke Girls Choir and Symphony Orchestra uniforms.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): Reports written by David Longdon in his roles as Music Co-ordinator and Director of the Pembroke Band respectively. Presented at the Schools Band Showcase and the Pembroke Band 10th Anniversary Luncheon.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): The 'Wizards of Oz' were as series of performances as apart of the 'Take Over' event at the Festival Theatre. Several schools, including Pembroke School Band, performed alongside jazz legend Don Burrows.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): Collection of administrative documents concerning the general organisation of Pembroke music ensembles, primarily choirs, across the 2000s.