Live Music
What's better than an artist play live music? How about multiple amazing artists!
We have brilliant musicians joining us this year and will be playing right across the day. So get your dancing shoes on and your best singalong voice and get ready to groove!
​The Bunbury Men of Song are about music for enjoyment from singing in the classic male voice choral tradition and the enjoyment people get from hearing us.
Proudly brought to you by the Rotary Club of Manjimup.
Showcasing the cultural significance of piping and drumming whilst cultivating positive relationships between young people and law enforcement.
Proudly brought to you by Manjimup Toyota.


The Western Australian Police Pipe Band​
The Western Australia Police Pipe Band, established in 1966, holds a pivotal role in fostering community engagement and promoting a positive perception of policing through their music.
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Annually, the band is actively involved in over 200 police and community events throughout Western Australia, making a direct impact on thousands of community members and global audiences through their compelling live performances and broadcasted appearances.
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Beyond their public engagements, band members operate the Western Australia Police Youth Development Pipe Band, which spearheads a successful schools and youth development program.
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This initiative showcases the cultural significance of piping and drumming while also cultivating positive relationships between young people and law enforcement.
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Band members also fulfil dual roles within the agency, integrating multiple talents and skills within specialised duties across various units.
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Bunbury Men of Song
Bunbury Men of Song are about music for enjoyment – the enjoyment we derive from singing in the male voice choral tradition and the enjoyment people get from hearing us do so.
Our repertoire includes songs from shows and musicals, classics, gospel and rock and roll. We are also proud of a growing number of works we have commissioned and purchased from Australian Composers.
Formed in 1998, we have a membership of 30 men aged from 18 to 80 who come from all across the greater Bunbury region and the South West. We are proud of our history and look forward to a wonderful future.
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The Manjiump Rotary Club are proud sponsors of the Manjimup Cherry Harmony Festival, bringing the Bunbury Men of Song to this year's festival.

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"The Piano" Michael P. Baker
Michael P. Baker is a Perth-Based Musician who plays a variety of Brass, Percussion and Piano Music. This is Michael's first year being (dragged kicking and screaming) down to play the Cherry Festival and is excited to share a variety of Piano Music. In particular, he looks forward to sharing his skills on the ivories in the form of Ragtime, Stride and Video Game Music.
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Elavina Williams
Elavina is an up and coming indie pop artist from Boorloo Western Australia, known for her soulful melodic sound, she creates songs from true life experiences with hopes that her listeners too can connect with the emotions that each track brings.
Elavina has been performing for over 10 years now from local venues to large events and her magnetic stage presence always brings the audience together.
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Listen to Elavina on Triple J's Unearthed

Rusty
Russell (Rusty) plays old time American, Irish, French, Italian and other fiddle music. There are a lot of lively dance music and some nice waltzes to balance the energy levels. From country music festivals, agricultural shows, fetes, market days, beer, wine and food fairs, country dances to a night in the café, he is comfortable in a busking setting and a wandering minstrel at any event. He also collaborates to provide music for regular dances in the Perth hills region.
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Rusty will be joining Michael P Baker at 11am at the Manjin Park stage for an exciting new collaboration.

















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