Voice Camp
Teachers
Una May Olomolaiye is a British vocalist, composer, choir leader and community music facilitator whose work celebrates connection, cultural exchange and the joy of shared singing.
Una is based in Belfast, Northern Ireland where she works as a choir leader, singer, songwriter and musician.
Dora is an energetic teacher who creates music, embracing the fun of group dynamic and development. her work on camp will play with fun harmony Arrangements. Four parts and more.
Sally has been teaching Georgian 3-part harmony songs with joy and reverence for the last 25 years. She spent 8 years singing with Maspindzeli, the London Georgian choir and has been to Georgia twice.
Dream team Jess Baker and Rob Crisp will be bringing Robs new suite of songs about constellations.
Sky is a certified leader of the Dances of Universal Peace, choir leader and experienced musician
Hannes Kaiser runs Early Music workshops in Bristol and Hereford and has run choirs forty years.
Helen is one of the country’s best-loved community choir composers and will be bringing more of her uplifting songs to Voice Camp this year. She always manages to bring out the best of her singers, and infuses her workshops with her passion and energy. Everyone welcome.
Ali is a clear and dynamic teacher with a warm and engaging style. She loves helping people discover that only good things will happen if you lift up your voice and join in.
Holly is a singing leader specialising in community music and harmony songs from the country of Georgia.
Nickomo and Rasullah will be running daily sessions of Harmonic Temple aided by Pete Linnett and Bruce Knight.
Come and immerse yourself in exquisite harmonies and soulful melodies! Alice shares a love of making music together through a raft of fabulous songs gathered from around the world.
Hannah is a song-sharer, storyteller and herbalist from Forest Row, East Sussex.
Holly and Marcus met teaching somgs for protest and activism. Known for their upbeat, groove filled songs about positive change their workshops will be filled with hope and singing our way to a better world.
Fiona Funnell’s Be-Bo Drop-In!
(Bounteous Blithesome Original Songs)
In Fiona's Be-Bo workshop she will teach songs that tell stories of ordinary things, turning the ordinary into the fabulous.
Tarisha will offer one session of Singing Medicine this year plus the opening ritual to bring us all together in voice, heart and soul at the beginning of camp.
Sarah is a highly experienced and enthusiastic voice teacher from Devon, who inspires confidence and trust in her singers, so that together they can ravel and unravel the wonder of a new song.
After many years away, Jon returns to Unicorn to bring the joy of barbershop! “Barber-what?” we hear you cry… Barbershop is 4-part close harmony that lifts your spirits, tingles your spine, and leaves you feeling ridiculously good.
This year I’m running a one-off ‘drop-in’, and teaching the tenor in the morning Harmonic Temple.
This year, Claire will be leading a drop-in session and co-teaching on Sunday afternoon alongside her fellow Whitsun Voice Camp compadres.
Jennie is a joyful community singing workshop leader from Suffolk, very excited to be offering a drop in session for anyone wanting to be part of a gently held space where we'll be building harmony in some new songs together!
Expect an uplifting, fun, welcoming session of rich harmony and connection.
Fiona Mills-Carlyon, I am very excited to join the team for the Sunday afternoon big sing. I am a long time voice camper since 2003 and co leader of a Choir in Stroud for over 20 years.
Joe shares soulful harmony and lively, embodied singing, shaped by years living in Latin America and studying diverse song traditions.
Mike has been the director of the Sunshine Drumming Company since 1995.
After a brief hiatus, Morgan is back bringing a collection of rhythms and songs from his adventures around Colombia and Brazil. With a budding band of talented ‘youth’, together with Dora they will curate another special Fire Dance.
Bruce will be leading the basses each morning in
Harmonic Temple, and during the first afternoon Big Sing. He's also
looking forward to leading a couple of alfresco circle dance sessions
Natural Voice Network
The Natural Voice Network is an organisation for practitioners who share a common philosophy and approach to voice work. They believe that singing is everyone’s birthright and are committed to teaching styles that are accepting and inclusive of all, regardless of musical experience and ability.
