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I have been gathering people together to sing in Bristol for the last 7 years. My singing sessions are dynamic and uplifting with no pressure to rehearse towards performances. They are accessible and inclusive and open to experienced and non-experienced singers alike.

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I am so excited to share a new choir project I am starting in February. Grief choir is a safe, supportive and uplifting space for people living with grief to sing together. For more information and to sign up, click on the button or scan the QR code below:

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I currently run a choir called Songbirds from the bowling club in my local park in East Bristol. We meet every Thurs eve and sing traditional/folk songs from all corners of life in harmony together. If you'd like to come to a taster session, please do get in touch. 

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I also run ad-hoc pop-up workshops .in Bristol, with no need to book - drop-ins welcome.

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All my workshops require no experience, all songs are taught by ear and everyone is welcome.

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I advertise for all my sessions on my social media feeds and via my mailing list. If you wish to find out more please do get in touch!

A recording from a choir session, teaching the lovely song 'Some Nights' by Alison Burns.

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Testimonial:

Jannah's choir is simply gorgeous. The song choices are always heart warming, uplifting, jolly and/or filled with a raw beauty that can sometimes make you cry. She is superb at ensuring everyone is included, feels valued and believes in themselves. The way she teaches with a smile and uses her whole body make learning an absolute pleasure. I always leave Songbirds feeling uplifted. And as someone joked last week your step count goes up dramatically as its hard not to move! I can't read music and I find it hard to remember lyrics but I feel like I can sing and learn with Jannah. Her ability to hold so many songs and harmonies in her head is truly mind blowing. Songbirds with Jannah is a delight and my stress level's definitely increase when I am unable to attend.

Photo credits: Adam Cattle
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