Singing workshop on Saturday 26 April: South Nottinghamshire Academy, Radcliffe on Trent NG12 2FQ
Concert on Sunday 27 April: Albert Hall, Nottingham
A vocals celebration of all that is magical, mythical and marvellous!
Polish that unicorn horn, dust off your witches hat and get ready to fly with dragons. We can’t wait to welcome you to another vocals extravaganza packed full of brilliant songs and great fun.
Singers will be divided into three age-group choirs:
• Vocals 1 (school yrs 1-2)
• Vocals 2 (school yrs 3-5)
• Vocals 3 (school yrs 6-8)
Music packs, including lyrics and audio tracks, will be sent out approximately one month before the event, giving everyone the chance to learn the songs as best they can before the singing weekend.
How much does it cost?
The enrolment fee for Vocals 2025 is £25. (Less 10% discount if two or more children from the same family are enrolling for this course).
Booking is now open online via the form below. Alternatively, you can download this form, complete the details and return to the address listed along with your payment by cheque. For more information, please email admin@music-for-everyone.org
If you have any issues with PayPal or card payments, please call the office on 0115 9589312 and we can take your booking over the phone or offer alternative payment methods.
Timetable:
Saturday 26 April
South Nottinghamshire Academy, Radcliffe on Trent NG12 2FQ
Workshops: 10.30am – 4.30pm
Sunday 27 April Concert
Albert Hall, Nottingham NG1 5AA
Rehearsal: 11.30am – 2.45pm
Concert: 3.30 – 5.30pm
Booking for this Vocals event is now closed. To be added to the mailing list for future events please email admin@music-for-everyone.org
Supported by:
The Nottingham Festival Chorus is Music for Everyone’s flag-ship choir, a large-scale four-part chorus performing major classical and twentieth-century works, with the Nottingham Concert Orchestra. There are three intensive and highly enjoyable events per year, from a one day workshop to a full weekend course and concert. The concert will be conducted by Artistic Director Alex Robinson.
Soprano Clara Orif currently performs with Royal Academy Opera and is an Oxford Lieder Emerging Artist. Born in Paris into a Scottish family and based in London, Clara started out her singing career at a very early age at the renowned Maîtrise de Radio France, under the direction of Sofi Jeannin. Clara is a winner of the Richard Lewis / Jean Shanks Award and the Isabel Jay prize (2022). She was a semifinalist in the 2023 Marmande International Singing Competition. Clara is generously supported by the London Women’s Clinic Foundation Award.