Erwood Market Hall, Erwood, Powys LD2 3EZ

Started in 2016, this group is open to anyone. Members include village residents and people from Rhayader, Llandrindod and Hay on Wye.  We learn songs from around the world, all by ear, and occasionally perform locally for village events and Christmas concerts.  Members of the group recently took part in a Community Music Wales composition project called Ffordd Sain (Way of Sound), writing songs, poems, prose and creating videos inspired by the A470, Wales trunk road, and the River Wye, which also runs through the village.

Alternate Tuesday afternoons 2.15 to 4pm during term time

King Edward Street Chapel, 4 King Edward Street, Macclesfield, SK10 1AB

Join Siobhan and Hana on Thursday evenings for a dose of singing to fill you with joy. Focusing on singing for joy and connection (not perfection!) these sessions are open to everyone. No auditions, no sheet music, no experience needed.

The group is open anyone who wants to join regardless of their past singing experience. All songs are taught by ear so there’s no requirement to read music.

£8 weekly drop-in rate OR £40 for 6 weeks (paid in advance)

Thursdays 7:30-9pm

Quaker Meeting House, Upper Goat Lane, Norwich NR2 1EW

The Evening Song Circle is a friendly and relaxed singing group for women. No previous singing experience is necessary, as all music is learned by ear – all voices are very welcome!

We sing songs that connect with the seasons, lift our spirits, and warm our hearts. And after the singing there’s always time for a cuppa and a chat.

Singing in a group has so many well-being benefits – come join us and see for yourself!

Send me an email to book a taster session.

Mondays 7:30-9pm

Cambridge

An invitation – join us as we gather in the evenings and to share food and chant together, journeying as ever through chant created with intention. These tend to be on Thursday evenings once or twice a month. Everything is taught by ear, and we sing chant such as Prana chants, chant from earth-based traditions, or chant inspired by sacred texts or mantras, in simple harmony, usually in English. New people come all the time and you will be welcome. Usually I cook a sweet potato dahl and rice to share beforehand, and if the weather is fine, we may gather round the fire too.

Thursday evenings once or twice a month