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"Just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate
reading your blog posts. They ping into my email box at regular, but not
overwhelming, intervals and give me a quickly readable snippet to mull
over before my next singing session. They make me think, help me improve
and give me a sense of moving forward with my teaching.Thank you so much for writing and sharing your thoughts and ideas." Rachael
Chris is a choir and singing workshop leader based in the UK. He teaches unaccompanied harmony songs from across the globe, all in the original languages.
He is a member of the
Natural Voice Practitioners’ Network and shares their ethos:
“We believe that singing is everyone’s birthright and we are committed to teaching styles that are accepting and inclusive of all, regardless of musical experience and ability”.
“We believe that singing is everyone’s birthright and we are committed to teaching styles that are accepting and inclusive of all, regardless of musical experience and ability”.
Chris has 30 years’ experience of teaching and running workshops in singing, voice and theatre. He has worked all over the world as a teacher, director and performer. He has taught at the Royal Festival Hall in London, at several well-known UK drama schools, at music festivals and for major corporations.
Chris runs regular world music singing groups and community choirs as well as working as a freelance workshop leader and performer.
His approach to singing is informal, energetic and empowering with plenty of fun and laughter.
You can read the full story of Chris’s journey to becoming a choir leader here: Becoming a choir leader – it’s a long story!
You can also see Chris in action at 2013's Hand in Hand Festival and on his YouTube page with his own choirs: YouTube.com/ChrisRowbury.