During the latest Level 2 restrictions they're back singing using Zoom.
Choir leader Carol Shortis received funding for this and other projects from a Creative New Zealand Arts Continuity Grant.
Carol has continued her aim of embracing technology as the choir returned to live practices.
She is setting up a Zoom camera connection at practice to allow those singers who are unwell to still 'attend' choir on a Tuesday evening.
The choir have no performances planned, as yet, for this term.
"It's just great to be back together and singing again," Carol said.
"If an opportunity arises or we get asked to perform somewhere, we can probably oblige, but our aim for this term is to just enjoy being together.
"All around the world choirs are still not able to sing, and in some places this is likely to go on for a long time.
"We are very lucky - we just want to seize the opportunity while we've got it."
Since they began, the choir has encouraged everyone who is keen to sing to 'have a go' and has grown to a core of 40 or so regulars.
Carol sources music from many cultures and traditions including a healthy dose of homegrown music from Aotearoa.
New members are always welcome. During level 1 restrictions the choir meets on a Tuesday night 7-8.30pm, in the Uniting Parish Church hall in Raumati.
Zoom sessions are currently being held at the same time during Level 2.
If you are keen to join contact the choir on kapiticommunitychoir@gmail.com.