Événement

Group Singing Lessons with Hannah Brine (July-August)

Would you like to learn how to improve your singing voice? Are you curious about vocal technique? Then we'd love to invite you to learn how to sing in an exciting series of group singing lessons with Hannah Brine.

The emphasis during lessons is on helping students use their voice expressively and freely, with particular focus on Estill techniques. The sessions are designed to be fun and informative.

During group sessions singers will work on vocal technique, musicianship, repertoire and interpretation. There will also be time for individual practise and feedback. These sessions are suitable for both beginners and improvers.

We will be running on Wednesday evenings - the sessions will be on July 18th, 25th and August 1st, 9th & 15th. Please note class sizes are limited to max 10. These classes fill up fast. Please email pa@hannahbrine.co.uk if the class is full and if sufficient interest more will be added, and a waiting list will be created incase anyone drops out.

The lessons will start at 7pm and run until 8.45pm (1hr 45mins). All lessons will be held at The Royal Inn on the Park.

The package of 5 sessions costs £90 per person.

I'm afraid there are no refunds.

ABOUT HANNAH BRINE:
Hannah is a choral conductor and singer based in London. She is part of the singing faculty at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts & is studying on the Estill Master Teacher (EMT) programme. She has been teaching singing to students of all ages since 2005. Hannah conducts choirs including Kensington Singers, & Victoria Park Singers, & fixes choirs for TV and recording projects. She coaches corporate choirs including ITV Voices and writes and records using her performance name Magenta. 2017 recording credits include singing with the Avatar World Vocal Ensemble, Disney Imagineering. Hannah holds a Distinction in Grade 8 Vocals (ABRSM) & LRSM Distinction in choral conducting. Read more on her website: http://hannahbrine.co.uk.

"Hannah is exceptionally gifted as an innovator, educator, supporter and collaborator" - Participant, 2017