Elston Village Hall, Top Street, Elston, Nottinghamshire NG23 5NP

We are a small friendly group singing a wide variety of songs, all taught by ear, so no experience needed.
We sing in unison, rounds and 2/3/4/5 part songs: from My Bonnie to Abba, the African continent to Spain, old and new; we simply have fun, and everyone says they feel good when they go home!
Pay as you go, so it’s ok to drop in any week, tea/coffee included. Contact me for dates, price per session (£3 at February 2025) and any other info needed.
For fun and well-being, harmony singing is so rewarding! All welcome.

Tuesday afternoons 2.30~4.30pm, please check dates

Jubilee Church, 15a Silver Street, Ely, CB7 4JF

Come and join us for a relaxed, friendly afternoon of sound and song, led by Marianne Powell.

We’ll learn simple songs by ear, and sing together for fun.

No experience needed, and you don’t have to read sheet music – this is open to all.

Tea and biscuits included.

10 mins walk from the station, free parking very near.

Last Sunday of the month (runs September to June) 2.30pm to 4pm

Finn's Place, 167 Ledard Rd, Glasgow G42 9QU
Niddrie Road

This class focuses on connecting to the voice as part of the body. These sessions include movement improvisation – moving from sensation and imagination – and somatic work, to ground ourselves and centre our awareness in the body. We work with the breath and vibrations that make up our unique sound, using embodied voice techniques to wake up the voice from within, working towards singing in harmony and vocal improvisation.

This is an accessible class for anyone wanting to find/re-find/nurture their voice in a supportive, judgement-free space. All bodies and voices are welcome.

If you have any questions about the class, or are coming along for the first time, please email me at enemarknina@gmail.com

Friday mornings 10.30am-12pm

Plas Antaron, Southgate, Aberystwyth SY23 1SF

We are funded by Credu, the Welsh charity supporting carers.  Our original members are carers and we now welcome everyone.   It is free to attend.

Eosau is the Welsh word for Nightingales, chosen after we sang “I have a Million Nightingales” by Linda Hirschhorn and Mahmoud Darwish.

“The sessions have a significant impact on my health because singing helps my breathing, and on my well-being because I love to sing, and especially to sing with others. It is both uplifting and grounding, and very precious!”

“It’s wonderful being able to have some time out from being a carer.  Singing, chatting and exercising with other people for a while, and Iona always makes it feel easy and undemanding, which is just what you need!” – Jill

Fridays 11am - 12.30pm