Joe shares soulful harmony and lively, embodied singing, shaped by years living in Latin America and studying diverse song traditions. Joe’s approach is rooted in trust, presence, and collective connection. With a background as a trombonist and percussionist, and years of making music whenever and wherever people gather, Joe loves how singing brings people together. […]
Hannes Kaiser runs Early Music workshops in Bristol and Hereford and has run choirs forty years.
Hannah is a song-sharer, storyteller and herbalist from Forest Row, East Sussex. She is very excited to be sharing songs for the first time at Voice Camp and will be leading Wake up singing for the first half of the week and also a drop in for some vocal improv. You can find more about
Known for her clear, professional teaching style, combined with warmth, wit and humour. Fiona runs Delicious Sounds Choir and leads multigenerational workshops in and around Southampton combining a variety of music projects with storytelling and vocal coaxing.
I have always loved coming to voice camp and learning new songs to bring back home to share with the choir. Recently I have joined the UK Zap Mama group organised by Roxane Smith and taught by Mahdia Dauln. I love World Music and have travelled to Georgia on singing trips, and to South Africa
Holly and Marcus met 6 years ago teaching activism songs. They run the series Concerts Don’t Cost The Earth together and whilst in prison for peaceful protest Marcus started a choir for inmates called Singing Makes It Better. Known for their upbeat, groove filled songs about positive change their workshops will be filled with hope and
Kai Honey (they/them) is musical director of the Climate Choir Movement, and study conducting with the Sing For Pleasure choral conducting courses. They are also a prize-winning composer and songwriter, and play the trumpet.
The songs are simple and repetitive, in four part harmony, based on the music of the Christian Taize tradition but some of the words have been changed to be nature-based which makes it accessible to people of all faiths. She ends the session with the Shaman’s Body Prayer.
Claire is a Unicorn veteran, having taught at the camp since 2009. With 19 years of experience in leading community choirs, she currently directs three choirs in Devon and Somerset and also co-teaches at the Whitsun Voice Camp, as well as leading annual singing holidays in the UK and abroad. She will infuse her signature
