But many singers complain: “What am I going to do without any singing for so long?” Don’t worry, there is help at hand.
Showing posts with label singing holidays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label singing holidays. Show all posts
Monday, July 22, 2019
Choir’s on a break, so where do you sing?
Most choirs take a long break over the summer (which is currently here for a few days in the UK!).
But many singers complain: “What am I going to do without any singing for so long?” Don’t worry, there is help at hand.
But many singers complain: “What am I going to do without any singing for so long?” Don’t worry, there is help at hand.
Monday, September 24, 2018
New singing weekends and new website!
I'm delighted to announce that a brand new, full responsive version of my website will go live tomorrow, Tuesday 25 September 2018:
This will coincide with my twice-yearly newsletter going out to my mailing list where I'll be announcing all my singing weekends up until next June 2019.
The weekends will go on sale on my new website the same day.
If you'd like to go on my mailing list, just pop over to my website to sign up: sign up to Chris's mailing list.
I'd be grateful for any feedback you might have about my new website. It's lovingly hand-crafted by me from a responsive template that I bought. I hope it's easy to navigate and look at on mobile devices.
Do let me know if find anything clunky or can think of any improvements.
Many thanks.
Twitter: Twitter.com/ChrisRowbury
chrisrowbury.com
This will coincide with my twice-yearly newsletter going out to my mailing list where I'll be announcing all my singing weekends up until next June 2019.
The weekends will go on sale on my new website the same day.
If you'd like to go on my mailing list, just pop over to my website to sign up: sign up to Chris's mailing list.
I'd be grateful for any feedback you might have about my new website. It's lovingly hand-crafted by me from a responsive template that I bought. I hope it's easy to navigate and look at on mobile devices.
Do let me know if find anything clunky or can think of any improvements.
Many thanks.
Chris Rowbury
Website: chrisrowbury.com
Facebook: Facebook.com/ChrisRowbury
Twitter: Twitter.com/ChrisRowbury
Monthly Music Roundup: Tinyletter.com/ChrisRowbury
Monday, August 14, 2017
What singers can do when choir’s on a break
I know not all choirs take a break at this time of year, but many do.
What can singers usefully do whilst there is no choir?
What can singers usefully do whilst there is no choir?
Monday, August 18, 2014
How many breaks should you have on a singing weekend?
People pay good money to come on a singing workshop and want to sing as much as they can.
But everyone needs a break. How do you find the balance between singing and time off?
But everyone needs a break. How do you find the balance between singing and time off?
Sunday, May 19, 2013
10 reasons why your next singing workshop should be a residential one
There is something different and special about a residential learning experience.
A whole day of singing is great, but to spend an entire weekend (or even a week) with a bunch of like-minded people, getting away from the rat race, is just magic.
Here are ten reasons why your next singing workshop should be a residential one.
photo by Martyn Gorman
A whole day of singing is great, but to spend an entire weekend (or even a week) with a bunch of like-minded people, getting away from the rat race, is just magic.
Here are ten reasons why your next singing workshop should be a residential one.
Sunday, April 28, 2013
The joys of outdoor singing
Well, spring seems to have finally arrived here in the UK and our thoughts turn to picnics and summer music festivals.
Whenever I run a workshop on a sunny day people always ask if we can sing outdoors and I always say no because it’s hard to do well (see Performing outdoors – tips and tricks). But David Burbidge has been singing and walking outdoors regularly for many years and writes here about the joys of doing both together.
Lakeland Voices at Tarn Howes on a summer evening singing walk
Whenever I run a workshop on a sunny day people always ask if we can sing outdoors and I always say no because it’s hard to do well (see Performing outdoors – tips and tricks). But David Burbidge has been singing and walking outdoors regularly for many years and writes here about the joys of doing both together.
Sunday, January 13, 2013
Help someone to start singing this year — maybe even you!
I’m probably preaching to the converted here as I guess most of you reading this already sing regularly.
So how about getting someone else to start singing in the coming year? If we all introduce one new person to the joys of singing in a group, that’s a lot of people singing together!
photo by T Sundup
So how about getting someone else to start singing in the coming year? If we all introduce one new person to the joys of singing in a group, that’s a lot of people singing together!
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