SINGWELL
We believe in the power of singing to alleviate social isolation, promote positive well being, community engagement and personal skill development.
WHAT WE DO
SingWell is a community organisation that harness the power of singing and community to provide inclusive and engaging opportunities for all. We run community choirs, education and community participation programmes of activity.
We regularly stage concerts and performances in partnership with other community organisations and fundraise to support our work and that of other good causes.
SINGWELL COMMUNITY CHOIR
Come and sing
SingWell Community Choir meets every Tuesday at the Woodloes Park Community Centre. We are a well established community choir and have been running for three years. We regularly perform at various community events and concerts and support other good causes through fundraising intiatives. We are an open and welcoming choir, suitable for all voice types and ability - with no audition required.
Come along and give us a try.
COMMUNITY SINGING
Bringing the singing to you.
One of our goals is to ensure that as many people as possible in our communities have the opportunity to sing on a regular basis and feel the benefits that brings.
We offer singing sessions in community settings, care homes, churches and other organisations - led by professional vocal coaches and supported by our volunteers.
If you would like to find out more about having a SingWell session at your group, or you'd like to be a volunteer - please get in touch.
A SINGING EDUCATION
Learning to love music and singing
SingWell offer a variety of educational opportunities for schools and nurseries.
From simple group singing sessions, to professional 1-2-1 singing tuition, whole school assembly singing and classroom music teaching.
Our professional vocal coaches have experience in guiding students through pre-defined syllabuses of learning, with great results.
We are passionate about keeping music education alive and inspiring in the UK.
Neurologist Oliver Sacks
“Music evokes emotion, and emotion can bring with it memory… it brings back the feeling of life when nothing else can.”