Learning and taking part
Many people love attending concerts and listening to others play or sing. However there are many opportunities to take part and to learn. Here are some contacts for music teachers, choirs and community projects in and around Norwich
Millgate Music |
Soul Choir NorwichJoin the renowned Emma Hall and Lisa Lula, as we welcome you to the Singing with Soul Choir, 432 Hz.
Sessions: Mondays - 10.45 am to 12 pm Wednesdays - 7:15 pm to 8:30 pm The Large Meeting House, Upper Goat Lane, Norwich, NR2 1EW, Norfolk. If you're interesting in joining our choir contact: Emma Hall on 07795412447, [email protected]. On their YouTube channel, you can hear a blend of live sound healing performances and singing sessions, all focused on bringing you into harmony with your inner self. We aim to guide you on a journey of healing and transformation through voice and sound, using 432 Hz as a foundation frequency. Links https://www.youtube.com/@SingingwithSoulChoirNorwich See more from Emma Hall:emmahallvoice.com See more from Lisa Lula:youtube.com/@lisalula432?si=a82KowlXFUl6PKZs |
Mary Lovett |
Mary Lovett singing groups
Mary Lovett teaches community singing groups in various locations around Norwich. Mary's community singing groups are taught by ear; there's no need to have prior experience of singing in a choir, or to be able to read music. We sing a cappella songs from folk traditions around the world. There are currently two groups: Sing Tuesday runs every Tuesday from 12 to 13:30 at the Narthex, St John the Baptist Catholic Cathedral. Sing Wednesday runs every Wednesday from 10:30 to 12:30 at the 1st Norwich Sea Scouts hall, Old Lakenham Drive. To book, please visit Mary's online shop: https://marylovettmusic.co.uk/store |
Sing Your Heart Out
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Sing Your Heart Out is an inclusive opportunity to get together and sing, to improve health and mental well-being. Workshop sessions are led by professional singing tutors. They aren’t a choir and don’t put on performances. They simply enjoy singing together, and understand that sometimes not everybody feels well, and so they accept and support everyone.
They sing folk songs, world , traditional, modern and spiritual music. They provide song books with the words of the songs (they do not use written music) and have extra large print if needed. They learn everything by listening and repeating. The singing tutors sing out parts and show the singers how to sing in harmony or rounds. This way they can hear and feel how individual contributions becomes part of something bigger and wonderful! The sessions aim to help people in all sorts of ways, SYHO participants have said they feel that it has improved their confidence, reduced stress and given a space where others understand how you feel. Sometimes a person may not feel like singing and that’s okay. |
Sessions are run in several places so there is somewhere to sing any day of the week in
Great Yarmouth - Mondays 10:30am to 12pm Sheringham - Mondays 2pm to 3:30pm Hingham - Tuesdays 2pm to 3:30pm Norwich – Wednesdays 2pm to 3:30pm King's Lynn – Thursdays 2pm to 3:30pm Full details are here www.syho.org/ |