I can't Sing!

Oh, if only I had a dollar for everytime I've heard this phrase!  I'd be a millionaire, surely?!

Often it comes from mature adults and chances are it is a self-held belief that developed in childhood - where they were laughed at, or told by a teacher that they shouldn't sing, 'just mouth the words'. 
 It is such a limiting belief that has been carried for a lifetime.  A limiting belief that has robbed that child/person from one of the great delights of being alive - the sheer joy of making music.

The reality IS that anyone who can talk, can sing.  Singing is a natural gift given to all of us [show me one newborn baby that doesn't exercise its lungs before anything else!]
In some families, some cultures, singing is encouraged, fostered, celebrated.  In other homes it is not and so the art can be lost.

Singing in a group is a great way to re-discover that natural gift, to foster it, and to develop it into something lovely.  It's also a great opportunity to meet new friends and be part of a like-minded community.

Don't let a limiting belief - a FEAR - limit your life.

Warming up with Song

Winter is here ....and so's the long weekend - almost!!  But if you're not going away for the weekend, then why not finish it off with a good warming healthy social sing!
   The annual Winter Sing is happening on Monday night 11th June from 7-9pm ...cost is just $10 and includes a light supper at the end where you can catch up with old friends, make some new ones, enjoy a social chat with like-minded folk.
   It's a fun, social night - no pressure and no challenges this time! And there's something rather special, inspiring, exhilarating about cosying up with a group of friends and raising your voice in song.
   Please book in if you're coming - numbers are limited to the size of my music room! and I also need to know for catering.  [Details are on the 'Coming Up' page]


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