Just Sing
- Drop In Class
Come together to sing uplifting songs from around the world.
Just Sing is a mixed voice a cappella (voices only) harmony singing group. In this class you will sing an eclectic mix of songs, taking inspiration from gospel, traditional folk, pop, world music as well as contemporary compositions with inspiring words relevant to our lives. There will be a mix of simpler songs so we can relax and enjoy our voices, and some more juicy arrangements to get our teeth into.
The group includes breathing and voice exercises to help develop the power quality and range of the voice. This class is suitable for all levels of confidence though some singing experience is recommended.
If you have any questions about this class, please contact [email protected].
Class running time: 7pm - 8.30pm
Subscription: £95 | Drop-in: £9.50
Term breakdown
Term 1: Mon 24 Aug - Mon 5 Oct, Mon 26 Oct - Mon 9 Oct
An exciting term when we will be preparing for several performances, including Inverness Cathedral and Eden Court for a Christmas concert. We will learn some new songs and practice our back catalogue. New experienced singers are welcome but will need to join at the start of term and be prepared to learn songs.
Term 2: Mon 11 Jan - Mon 8 Feb, Mon 22 Feb - Mon 22 Mar
This term will focus on skills development, some new songs, and building the choir community and is a good time for new people to join.
Term 3: Mon 12 Apr - Mon 21 Jun
This term we will be learning new songs, singing old ones, and preparing for a concert at Eden Court.
We are passionate about making our classes accessible to all.
If cost would prevent you from taking part, we offer a limited number of free bursary places. To apply for a bursary place please complete this short form.
We're delighted to be able to offer a Pay It Forward option when purchasing class tickets/subscriptions. This gives you the option to add £1 per week to the cost of your ticket, to help us continue to offer all our exciting classes, projects and opportunities to those who may face barriers to participation.
