Start singing
For adults who are curious about singing together. Explore your voice through approachable songs, gentle warm-ups and a shared sense of adventure.
FOR ADULTS · CHOIRS · COMMUNITY GROUPS
There’s something special about singing together. A room full of voices. A shared rhythm. The moment it all comes into harmony.
Welcoming singing workshops for people who love music — and people who haven’t quite found their voice yet.
Join our October workshopCome as you are. Let’s make music together.
NEXT WORKSHOP · HARROGATE
A full day of group singing, led by Craig Antony Lees and Greg Link. Come on your own or with your choir.
Craig Antony Lees — vocal coach and choral director specialising in rock and pop.
Greg Link — bass-baritone, actor-musician and choral leader, formerly with Apollo5.
THE FEEL THE SOUND APPROACH
You don’t have to be the loudest voice in the room to be part of the sound.
Feel the Sound brings people together through singing. Our approach is about joining in, listening to each other and enjoying what happens when individual voices become something shared.
Whether you sing every week or usually keep it to the car, there’s room to explore, grow in confidence and enjoy making music with others.
A PLACE FOR YOUR VOICE
Different starting points.
The same joy of singing together.
For adults who are curious about singing together. Explore your voice through approachable songs, gentle warm-ups and a shared sense of adventure.
For singers and choirs who enjoy the sound of voices coming together. Discover how listening, rhythm and different vocal parts shape the music.
For community groups who want to share a musical experience. Make room for connection, participation and the pleasure of creating something together.
INSIDE A WORKSHOP
A little listening. A little learning.
A lot of singing together.
Meet the group and ease into the session with simple vocal and breathing warm-ups.
Learn a song in manageable pieces, listening and finding your place in the group sound.
Bring the parts together and enjoy the music you’ve created as a group.
GOOD TO KNOW
Everyone starts somewhere. If you’re new to singing, a beginner-friendly workshop is a good place to explore. Choir and harmony sessions can offer a different focus for people who already sing.
The focus is singing together. Tell the workshop organiser if you feel nervous about singing individually, so your comfort and participation can be discussed beforehand.
Group singing can be a lovely shared activity. Discuss your group’s size, experience and interests with the organiser to find a suitable workshop.
Confirm the date, venue, cost and session length, along with any accessibility needs. Comfortable clothing and water are helpful for a singing session.
FEEL THE SOUND