Administrative/Biographical history (source): A tour of the Riverland was arranged with the Arts Council of South Australia and The Savings Bank of South Australia. Attended by the Pembroke Girls' Choir with support of other Pembroke instrumentalists (including boys) playing cello, flute and violin.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): A tour of SA's south-east was arranged with the Arts Council of South Australia and The Savings Bank of South Australia. Attended by the Pembroke Girls' Choir and some male students.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): The first of seven European Tours. This tour visited Germany, Switzerland, Austria and Hungary. Attended by the Pembroke Girls Choir.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): A festival held in Adelaide c.2001-2002, sponsored by Musicorp Australia, a member of The Polygon Group. Musicorp still exists as an instrument rental company as of 2026 (https://www.musicorp.com.au/about/). Attended by the Pembroke Symphony Orchestra, Concert Band and Chamber String Orchestra.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): An Adelaide-based music competition intended to provide students with public performance opportunities which may help them gain valuable musicianship skills. Attended by the Pembroke Chamber Singers,
Administrative/Biographical history (source): Media and press accounts of Pembroke music events or contributions to external events, including community festivals, interstate competitions and overseas tours. Also includes some records relating to prominent peoples (Pembroke staff or alumni). The majority of these newspapers are from 1975 onwards, however some earlier examples are included from scrapbooked pages.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): Calendars for music events. Althoigh Pembroke School was not founded until 1974, there is a throughline from the Girton Girls Choir to the Pembroke Girls Choir. As such, some events were retroactively considered Pembroke Girls Choir events when managed several years later.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): A collection of planning and advertising materials for several Pembroke Music Department CDs.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): A collection of planning materials relating to events and workshops attended by Pembroke music students, held on Pembroke campus or arranged by Pembroke Music staff.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): House Music, formaly known as the Middle School Music Festival or House Music Eisteddfod, is an annual event providing community building amongst the Pembroke Middle School students. Students represent their houses to compete for points.