The cross-community choir, originating in Burmantofts, for anyone in Leeds!
Many thanks to the Captain Bullhead Ceilidh Band & Leeds Quakers for supporting the choir via this fabulous event Venue is opposite Leeds university on the A660 – event details here
Join singing workshop leaders Frances & Nicola in Burmantofts (near Jimmies hospital) Proceeds via donations to Touchstone’s mental health Creative Arts projects
Harmony will be singing at this fund-raising event on the evening of Friday 29th March at All Hallows church in Hyde park LS6. The funds raised will be shared among Harmony and other groups supporting asylum seekers. Please help to promote the event wherever you can – tickets can be booked here Choir singers will… read more
Sheffield One World Choir are a volunteer-led choir of refugees, asylum seekers and other local people newly established this year, which aims to reflect the rich cultural heritage of its members and Sheffield’s diverse community in its singing. Performers at the event include: Ruth and Martin’s Klezmer Duo Arash Sabet Sinsontes Venue: Theatre Deli,202, Eyre Street,… read more
Message from Rod Dixon, artistic director of Red Ladder Theatre (who attended our session last week) ‘We need a community chorus who can sing well in character and move the audience along with the action.We want it to be representative of Leeds communities.We want you to be in it !’ Performances are at the Playhouse… read more
check out Frances here on ‘Is it possible to form a choir that reflects the multi-racial make-up of its community, including refugees and asylum seekers? Could singing help bring people from very diverse backgrounds together?’ Note also 2 other Harmony related posts on that website
Thanks acclaimed blogger ‘Honest Mum’ Vicki and family for joining us from Leeds & vlogging about us earlier this month Here’s the Youtube version too, including short interviews with some choir members
Leeds People’s Choir are holding a benefit concert at Swarthmore college in Leeds on Saturday 3rd December in aid of PAFRAS and Musical Arc. It is billed as a winter warmer and is an open invitation for choirs to come along and sing with LPC or perform in their own right. The evening will feature… read more