Find Your Voice
A first taste of singing for complete beginners. Breath, sound and one simple song learned together by the end.
Music workshops
Singing together — less technical than a lesson, more joyful, and far less daunting than standing in a room on your own.
Most people arrive at a singing workshop quietly certain they will be the worst one there. They leave surprised at what a room full of untrained voices can do together.
That is the point of a workshop rather than a lesson: nobody is exposed, the sound is shared, and the thing that normally stops adults singing — being heard on their own — simply doesn't arise.
For adults and groups
Sessions are shaped around whoever is in the room.
Breathing and Body
Posture, breath and releasing tension. Useful for singers, and just as useful for anyone who speaks all day.
Sing Together
Harmony singing and simple arrangements. No music reading needed — everything taught by ear.
Jazz and Standards
Phrasing, swing and interpretation, for groups who already sing and want to sound less like a choir and more like a band.
For children and schools
Singing, movement, character and performance. I write and direct the school shows at the Polish schools in Cambridge and Newmarket, and these sessions come out of that — and out of thirty years in theatre.
Children sing, move, play and act, and by the end of a session they perform something. The aim is confidence as much as music. Available in English or Polish, for schools, nurseries, community groups and parties.
DBS checked. Groups arranged by age.
Practicalities
Workshops run at your venue or a hired space in Cambridge, and last from ninety minutes to a full day. Suitable for teams and away days, community groups, choirs, schools and celebrations.
Priced per group rather than per head, so the cost is clear before you start. Tell me roughly how many people, how long you would like, the ages, and where — and I will quote.