Merkinch Community Centre, Coronation Park, Inverness, IV38AD

A singing group with the focus on  health and wellbeing.

Specially geared for anyone with breathing issues, ME, parkinsons, anxiety but will suit anyone who would love to sing and explore its health giving benefits

We always start with a few Qi Gong exercises for health and wellbeing, and there is a focus on breathing and fun. and strengthening the voice.
We love gospel and African songs in particular, but also sing old standards, old pop and anything we like, mostly in 2-part harmony but sometimes 3.

Mondays 2-3pm

Physiotherapy Gym, Whittington Hospital, Magdala Avenue, London N19 5NF

‘Sing For Your Lungs’ is a choir for anyone who has a lung diagnosis, and who lives in Islington, Haringey or Camden boroughs. I lead the choir along with my colleague, Edmund Jeffery, and all the teaching is by ear, accompanied by guitar or piano. The choir is supported by the Whittington Health Charity, so at the moment it doesn’t cost anything to attend. In pre-pandemic times we gave two concerts a year in the main hospital atrium, and we are aiming to resume these performances in due course.
Please contact me if you’re interested in joining us.

Thursday afternoons, 3-4pm

Louth Riverhead Theatre, Victoria Road, Louth, LN11 0BX

Sing Out Louth! is  a fun and relaxed group of singers.  Nobody auditions and you don’t have to read music.  Come along and give it a try! £6 per session, and your first week is free, so come along and give it a try!

Monday mornings 10am - 12 noon

St Leonard's Church Hall, 8 Tooting Bec Gardens, London SW16 1RB

Sing Out Streatham is a fun and friendly community choir based in Streatham and led by Xenia Davis. We started in January 2013 and have grown to around 50 members.

We sing beautiful a cappella folk, gospel and world music songs in 3 and 4 part harmony, and all songs are taught by ear.

Everyone is welcome to come and sing with us, whether your singing is limited to the shower or you belt out ballads on the bus. There is no need to read music, and you don’t need to audition. New singers are welcome to join at any point in the term.

We sing together, and then usually head somewhere for a drink/bite to eat/cup of tea.

Thursdays, 7.30-9pm