“We are all born with a voice. When it is heard, it says something vital about the deepest layers of our identity, our commitment and aspirations.”
The space is open 5 minutes before we begin. The session will start with a light warm up followed by 50 minutes or so of song singing. This is a groups suitable for all levels, it is not necessary to be able to read music.If you have lots of experience and wish to be challenged, there is also scope to stretch you.
Sliding Scale price options:
Supporting: £12
This tier is for you if you have access to financial security on your own or through your family, own property, have personal savings, comfortably meet your basic needs through your employment or can comfortably not work, and can partake in activities like leisure plane travel, multiple wellness classes, or purchase many wants throughout the year.
Basic: £10
This rate is for those who do not find themselves reflected in either of the other tier descriptions and who are not in a place to pay the supporting price for the offering.
Supported: £6
Supported tuition is for those for whom it is a struggle to maintain access to basic needs such as housing, food, healthcare, child care, or are financially debilitated by debt. If budgeting for our offerings means cutting into funds for housing, food, this is the level for you. This level is also for those who have experienced generational and systemic disadvantage in accessing resources.
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Children under 5 free
Children over 5: £3
What do we sing?
This group will explore songs from around the British isles and the world, striving to practice cultural appreciation and curiosity with as much respect as resources allow. I seek to curate songs which reflect the seasons, or provide a medicine or joyful tonic in hard times, or that celebrate life. This is a secular group that sometimes performs songs from various cultural and religious traditions.
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I am not an ethnomusicologist or anthropologist; I hope our collective journey through music allows us to journey through a global community, across the ages and over land and oceans.
I hope it provokes further curiosity and study into our own culture and the history and cultures and peoples from whose lives poured so much wonderful music, wisdom, humour and humanity.
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