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SINGING FOR DELIGHT
March 24, 2015 @ 12:00 am
Singing for Delight
A weekend workshop, incorporating Alexander Technique and Singing- with experienced leaders Jeannie Maclean and Christine Kydd. For everyone who likes to sing, exploring Alexander Technique and natural singing, with the hills and rivers of rural Highland Perthshire as a stunning backdrop.
What is Singing for Delight? Alexander Technique and Singing- “As you sing with Christine in the group, Jeannie works with you. The weekend is structured so that you have available to you some one- to- one chair and table work with Jeannie.”
Delight starts on Friday 12 June 2015 from 7.30 through Saturday to Sunday 14 June lunchtime.
Excellent public transport links bring you to: Main Hall, Birnam Arts
Birnam Institute, Station Road, Birnam
Dunkeld, Perthshire PH8-0DS
United Kingdom
Look out for details of the new website, for booking contact jeanniemaclean@mac.com
“If someone had told me I was going to take part in a singing workshop I would not have believed them!”
The fee for tuition is £225 including complimentary lunches at Birnam Institute.
You book your travel and accommodation, and we have dinner together at the Atholl Arms in Dunkeld on Saturday evening.
Transport links to Birnam are excellent by public transport- rail ,air, bus, the usual routes, and private car via the A9.
The weekend experience includes some individual time exploring Alexander Technique, incorporated with group singing. Plenty of time to explore both!
Testimonials
“I very much like the diversity of what I’ve had, and for me it just became more fun as the day went on.”
“I’m really enjoying the bodywork and movement and getting into singing in a different way.”
Jeannie MacLean has taught Alexander Technique since qualifying with STAT in 1995. She teaches in private practice as well as being an experienced workshop facilitator. She loves exploring Alexander Technique with others in different settings.
Christine Kydd is a singer, song leader and voice specialist who trained in Voice at Royal Central School of Speech and Drama (ADVS 1991) and teaches world song, songs from many sources and traditions including Scots. She enjoys facilitating relaxing, informative and fun singing experiences.