The waltzes will be accompanied in duet on the grand piano by Hilda Bester and music teacher Christine Leaf. This is the first time the Scholars Pro Musica will be using the grand piano in concert.
"The piano parts are not just a simple accompaniment but are independent from the singers with their own melodic commentary," Ms Farmer said.
The second half of the programme will provide a contrasting medley of English Renaissance madrigals performed a capella.
"Which will be a lovely contrast to the Romantic part of the programme. By nature they are quite transparent and all sections have plenty of moments to shine when they sing their bit of the melody - not like in the Romantic songs where the main melody tends to be carried by the highest voice alone."
The Scholars are also hoping to promote the best kept secret of venue St Peter's Anglican Church.
Ms Farmer said the church building had lovely acoustics and houses high quality instruments. The church encouraged the public to make use of the instruments.
Translation for all lyrics would be provided in the programme.
