When you wake up one morning and think ' I know I'll get a load of strangers together, of all different ages and abilities, in one room, for a whole day and teach them 5 songs in 2-5 part harmony' you'd think something in my brain would say no... I am so glad it didn't. The recent Singing In Harmony Workshop was amazing. We had singers from as young as 10 to as old as...(best not give away their ages but lets just say a lot older than 10)! The 25 people who came along to the

The last time I did any type of singing was before Margaret Thatcher became Prime Minister (apart from those inappropriate out-of-tune diva impressions in the car when you're on your own - surely I'm not the only one?) but several decades later, here I am singing my heart out in public & enjoying every minute of it. I come from a musical family and remember the battle of what to listen to in the car as a child on long car journeys which eventually ended up as a compromise bet

I've always loved singing. I've been part of choirs for most of my life and over college was part of a band in a live music club, however for the last few years singing has taken a big back seat (other than the obsessive singing to myself in the car-nothing better than a cheesy sing along to a bit of Busted). Mum came back from watching GJC perform at Christmas and said she wanted to join and asked if I wanted to join. I was a little unsure to start with but took the plunge a