Encouraging Men to Sing - Starts Thursday 26th January 2012 - 7.30 p.m. (NOW FULL)

A Six-Week Course in Great Abington near Cambridge, every Thursday evening.
 
This course in a cappella close harmony singing is supported by a national music educational charity, and is being run to encourage more men to take up singing. The course is aimed at both newcomers and those who have not sung for a while, or who wish to explore men's 4-part harmony style (a cappella and barbershop). You will learn within a group which is less daunting, and it's Free!
 
Course Details - everything is free. All course teaching materials will be provided. IF YOU ARE ALREADY REGISTERED then all you need to do is turn up on the 26th of January and the next five Thursday evenings, and enjoy the experience. If you want to listen to samples or view some performances by singers who joined recently, click here.
 
Finding your voice - many men, perhaps including you, would love to sing but never get around to it. Some don't find the opportunity, or are too self-conscious to give it a go alone. The fact is, everyone can sing, and singing in a group is easier and less daunting. This free course will help you to discover your voice. There is no need to worry about reading music because our teaching methods include supporting materials to help you to learn a song quickly.

Enjoying your voice - as well as learning to find your voice, and to sing a cappella in the men's 4-part harmony style, you will be taught two songs where you will sing in your preferred part. Not only will you enjoy the thrill of being able to sing your part in these songs at the end of the course within a group, but you will also be able to take part in a concert for friends and family. If you have sung before and want to find a way back into singing, this course is an ideal opportunity, supported by a group of men who sing together, socialise, entertain the public and compete with other choruses.

Taking the first step - Closer to the starting date you will be contacted by a member of our organising team who will provide you with further details, including how to get course materials, etc.

Find your voice, learn to sing a cappella in a group in 4-part harmony, then sing with Cambridge Chord Company in the final concert for your family and friends.
 
This is a very good way to get started, or to re-start, singing for enjoyment, and for the entertainment of many other people.

To find out more about us, visit Cambridge Chord Company