This small, relaxed and fun workshop will:
- Help you find your singing voice
- Give you 10 top tips to improve your singing
- Give you the confidence to sing out loud
- Get you in the mood for Christmas with mulled wine and mince pies
This small, relaxed and fun workshop will:
Lady Bay and Ruddington Community Choirs, along with Bluebell Hill Primary and Singing for Pleasure, will lead the singing at this year’s Remembrance Service. The event will take place at the war memorial on the embankment from 10.45-11.30 am on Sunday 9 November.
Congratulations to the Lady Bay Community Choir who, with support from members of the Ruddington Community Choir, raised over £200 for the Opening Doors community engagement project at Cotgrave Methodist Church on Saturday 18 October. It was a great event with some fantastic solo and group performances, both from the choir and from members of the Church. The audience joined in too with some roof-raising community singing. Well done to all involved!
Monday 5th-Friday 9th August 2013 9.30-4.30
Rushcliffe School
For School Years 4-6
Cost: £25 per day, £100 per week
For full details see www.brachamusic.co.uk/juniorshowstoppers
Look out for the Ruddington Community Choir who will be performing, among others, industrial folk songs at a spectacular May Day Bank Holiday event at the Ruddington Framework Knitters Museum. For more details see: http://www.frameworkknittersmuseum.org.uk/whatson_106696.html
What a lovely, sunny day for the James Peacock School Community Carnival. A great turn-out and a great atmosphere, helped along enormously by the Ruddington Community Choir whose unexpected a cappella version of California Dreamin’ was a triumph!! We witnessed an impressive solo debut by Gary Choo who led the choir in ‘One Love’. Well done also to Will Bracha and his (almost) willing assistants for the impromptu samba band.
“HUGE, HUGE, thank you to you all for your support at the JP Carnival yesterday and, indeed, for the fabulous performance. I had many, many positive wonderful comments and we have already been invited back to future events!! I hope you managed to have a look around and enjoy the afternoon also. Thank you again everyone!” Ruth Keen
Singers from the Ruddington Community choir, Mirabile Ensemble and the Lady Bay Community Choir came together to entertain commuters at Nottingham Train Station on Friday 21st December.
Andy Moore, Head of Stations for East Midlands Trains, said: “We wanted to give a thank you to our passengers for their patience and understanding whilst the important improvement work takes place at Nottingham station.”