Recently this video provoked a lot of conversation on our social media accounts. This is a question for both audiences and for choir members – do you think that singing without a score (or watching a choir sing without scores) fosters a deeper relationship between the performers and the audience?
We’ve recently been in touch with some of our talented collaborators – we’ve been asking them about their favourite Bach works to celebrate our 150th anniversary this year. In this article, you can hear from Jonny from TikTok sensations the Wellermen (who specialise in glorious harmonies), conductor Anthony Gabriele who
Is singing good for you? The simple answer to this question is a resounding ‘yes’. Singing is brilliant for your health – here are five reasons why… 1. Singing reduces stress A study by the Royal College of Music from 2015 shows that listening to music and singing decreases stress
If you’ve got 5 minutes to spare, you’ve got enough time to get inside the St Matthew Passion! In our most recent podcast episode, David Hill answered five key questions that we often get asked about Bach’s St Matthew Passion. We’ve been performing this work annually since 1930 (wartime didn’t
Is singing good for you? The simple answer to this question is a resounding ‘yes’. Singing is brilliant for your health – here are five reasons why… 1. Singing reduces stress A study by the Royal College of Music from 2015 shows that listening to music and singing decreases stress
Every choir is unique. Singing groups range enormously in genre, size and membership. So even if you’ve sung in choirs for your whole life, you likely wouldn’t know how it feels to sing in a different one to your usual. We’re here to rectify that by putting you in the