mouth music workshops
As soon as we open our
mouths we are making some kind of statement – a cry for help; an exclamation of
joy; a snarl of anger or a song – however basic: something that is recognisable
as a means of communication of some emotion.
There are many oral
traditions that have evolved beyond recognition and there are new and exciting
interpretations of ancient human sounds.
Singing helps to tone up the
body, as well as the brain - it exercises the abdominal and intercostal
muscles, stimulates the circulation, and makes you feel
great!
Join COOPE BOYES &
SIMPSON’s choir workshops and perform their SEA OF
VOICES
or why not write and perform
a 10 minute opera with QUICKSILVER
Other Mouth Music workshops
are:
Broadstairs Mouth Music Shooting Roots
Creative Jazz Stacey-Jane
Douglas
Find your Folk Voice Keith Kendrick
Gospel Black Voices
Harmonies & Rounds Craig, Morgan &
Robson
Irish Lilting Meg Lawrie
Mouth Music Mal Webb
Shanties The Shanty Crew
Sing Like a Bloke The Spookymen’s
Chorale
Singing in Public Travelling Folk
Sundance Chants Becc Lester
Didgeridoo Greg
Hastings
Harmonica & Mouth
Organ
Keith Eardley
Jews Harp Ben Paley & Tab
Hunter
Stories, Poems &
Words Dave Arthur Elvira Chant
Guto Dafis Mark Lawson
Adrian O Simon Vogel
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Plus TAPATAK – Rhythms of
the World workshops including dance, drum, juggle,
song and poi!
and don’t
forget
Singalong every
lunchtime
Folk Club
every afternoon
Singaround every evening
Shanties
on the jetty Sunday
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Penny Allen /
Anthony John Allen
South East Folk Arts Network:
Charity registered in England and Wales No:
1111883
Company Limited by Guarantee No: 5114495 registered in
Cardiff
Meltdown English Ceilidhs:
89 Hollingbury Park Avenue, Brighton, BN1
7JQ
Tel. +44 (0)1273 541453
Fax. +44 (0)1273 554189