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Singing workshops and pop up choirs at workplaces or events
Singing workshops and pop up choirs at workplaces or events
- Fun, accessible singing for all in a one off or short series of workshops
- Great for team building and connecting people
- Singing is proven to improve mental and physical wellbeing
A singing workshop at your workplace or event involves fun warmups and getting to know your voice, learning a song together in harmony (or several over series of workshops) and can even lead to a mini performance (if desired!) These can be specifically tailored to different group sizes and project aims.
Absolutely no experience required! Singing workshops are relaxed, informal and with no requirements to read music or to feel you are a "good singer". Noone is put on the spot, instead the group develops their voices and learns songs together at whatever pace feels right for them.
Example - Workplace choir at law firm
Example - Workplace choir at law firm
Over a series of 5 sessions in November and December the group (of about 15 people) learned 4 simple festive songs in harmony. The workshops culminated in a mini informal performance in the office atrium before Christmas followed by mulled wine! Most of the attendees had not sung in a group before, and loved the welcoming, inclusive and enjoyable atmosphere of the workshops.
Example - Pop up choir at charity fête
Example - Pop up choir at charity fête
In just one hour the group learned a song in harmony on the theme of "togetherness". Attendees found it an uplifiting and exciting experience, with many saying they were keen to take part in more singing again in future. The workshop took place as part of a programme of events at the fête raising money for charity - attendees were happy to give generously for a great cause!
To find out more or to get a quote please contact Dan at danielpate@gmail.com or using the form below
To find out more or to get a quote please contact Dan at danielpate@gmail.com or using the form below
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