[Spoiler alert: I don’t know the answer!]
Whether it’s an indoor or outdoor venue, unless there are allocated seats there will always be a few audience members who insist on sitting as far away as possible.
They sit there straining to hear and see what’s going on. Why on earth do they do it?
Monday, July 25, 2016
Monday, July 18, 2016
How to find a suitable choir to join
Someone was looking to find choirs in our area. They Googled a bit, but they didn’t find my choir even though it’s mentioned on several websites.
This made me realise that there’s an art to Googling choirs and maybe some directories that people don’t know about. Here’s a guide to finding the right choir for you.
This made me realise that there’s an art to Googling choirs and maybe some directories that people don’t know about. Here’s a guide to finding the right choir for you.
Labels:
choir,
community choir,
marketing,
recruiting,
singers,
singing group
Monday, July 11, 2016
“This is the right space, and these are the right people” – working with the singers you’ve got, not those you hoped for
A singing session is coming up and you’re excited. It will be in a grand hall with loads of singers!
But the day comes and it’s a tiny space and only a handful turn up. How can you manage your expectations and work with what you’ve got?
photo by Pierre-Henry Muller
But the day comes and it’s a tiny space and only a handful turn up. How can you manage your expectations and work with what you’ve got?
Labels:
rehearsal,
rehearsal space,
singers,
singing,
singing workshop,
teaching,
venues,
workshops
Monday, July 04, 2016
Why singing together is a great healer
The world can be a scary and upsetting place. Here in the UK we’re witnessing political infighting, uncertain futures, austerity measures and a rise in racism.
But singing together can be a great antidote. Here’s why.
photo by Dainis Matisons
But singing together can be a great antidote. Here’s why.
Labels:
breathing,
choir,
community,
expression,
singers,
singing,
singing together
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