Voice Camp

Helen directed the acclaimed performance choir Glorious Chorus for twenty years and her music is sung by choirs all around the world. Expect an emotional roller coaster of uplifting and heartful songs to move the spirit.

She has been leading choirs professionally for 13 years, and works with 5 community choirs and well-being choirs as well as running singing holidays and song leader trainings. Una loves nothing more than inviting our natural voices out to play. It’s all about the joy and connection and the pure love that shines out of

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My focus is always on connection – connecting to each other, supporting each other in this process, connecting to the words we’re singing, losing our selves and our voices in the blending of song, and setting the song free to be what it wants to be in this moment with these beings.

Alice draws on over 15 years’ experience of leading choirs, festivals and community music projects in the UK and New Zealand. She is a member of the Natural Voice Network.

Harmonic Temple involves singing short four-part harmony songs and chants based on mantras and sacred phrases from different spiritual traditions, all composed by Nickomo. http://www.nickomoandrasullah.com/harmonic-temple/harmonic-temple.htm Nickomo and Rasullah will be aided by Pete Linnett and Bruce Knight. New songs are sung each day and the session is open to all. Rasullah will also be leading

Her sessions involve simple medicine songs and chants taught without harmonies. Together we create a healing space, gently connecting to source through the doorway of the elements, the soft heart, listening and receiving as much as actively joining in. Yes.. you can also rest in the sacred space we create together. Tarisha has the skill

I’m an experienced choir-leader running choirs in the South West of England. Sometimes working on a small detail the essence of the song surprises us with its presence. Sometimes it’s ‘never mind the details, just sing it’ and the song appears. No-one knows how it works, but a circle of people and mutual positive regard

Bruce will be co-leading an afternoon Big Sing with some friends on Sunday afternoon, leading the basses each morning during Harmonic Temple, and running a couple of alfresco circle dance sessions. Bruce discovered harmony singing when he attended the very first Voice Camp in 1998.   He lives in Warwickshire and leads community choirs and circle