All together now

People have been coming together to sing for centuries; even early man exercised his ‘primal voice’ in grunts and intonations that could be understood.

It’s not known when singing as we know it became a ‘thing’ but there is evidence to suggest that ancient cultures (including egyptian, grecian, roman and jewish) considered music an art form.

In more recent times from chanting in monasteries to Handel’s “Messiah” and from pubs to football stadiums, singing together is part of the human experience.

As you’ll read about elsewhere on this site singing is good for you and there is a whole range of additional benefits to be gained from singing together with other people

Helen runs a community wellbeing that meets every Friday morning from 10-11:30am

This choir is for anyone who wants to have fun singing.

If you are interested in joining this choir please contact Helen at Sing4Life

Helen also has experience of teaching children’s choirs, running a wellbeing choir for a local NHS GP surgery, and working with a local church to put together a choir for their annual Carol service (see picture above).