We learn songs in Welsh as a way of supporting Welsh language learning.  The teaching is bilingual.  Everybody is welcome whatever your level of Welsh.  Fluent Welsh speakers are of course welcome too.  We sometimes have guest tutors, usually Welsh singer-songwriters who teach us their compositions.  The atmosphere is relaxed and we have tea and biscuits in the break.

Every 3rd Saturday of the month except August. 11am until 1pm.

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

Heartsong is a Community Choir based in Aberystwyth. Membership is open to anyone who wishes to sing, regardless of previous experience or existing level of skill. Singers are not required to read music. Songs and harmonies are taught by ear.  Heartsong have a variety of song-leaders who they invite for a few weeks at a time.  They occasionally perform such as at Aberystwyth Sing for Water, and Christmas carol singing.

Tuesday evenings in term time from 7.15 til 9.15pm