Harmony at Work
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to sing in a choir but never had the time or opportunity?
Being part of a workplace choir will give you this exact opportunity. Instead of taking up your valuable family time in the evenings or weekends, you can use your end of day wind down, lunch break or breakfast time wind up instead.
More and more businesses are beginning to realise the benefits of having workplace choirs, not least because they are perfect for improving teamwork, employee morale and productivity, but they are also great for good health and wellbeing because they are really great fun!
A good sing with your colleagues in the morning before you start work can totally invigorate you, like a workout at the gym, and set you up for the day ahead. At lunchtime it can serve as a welcome distraction from the woes of the day, and in the evening, as a great wind down after a hard day.
When you sing, all your worries disappear, even that niggling back or knee pain seems to be forgotten as you disappear into a world of music making.
We will lead your choir and supply all the music and learning materials so that you can be singing in a matter of days from now.
Enquiry
Start your plans for a workplace choir today by filling out the form below. We’ll get back to you with all the information you need in order to set the ball rolling towards having a great choir at work.
Neil’s enthusiasm, knowledge and experience, coupled with his ability to pick up on relevant issues and create a relaxed and informal atmosphere, has helped us to take a further step towards realising the quartet’s full potential. Thanks again.
I would definitely recommend this course to anyone wanting to increase confidence, teamwork and presentation skills.
The course exceeded my expectations as I did not imagine that music could bring us together and ‘break the ice’ as effectively as it did.
Loved the whole day, especially singing in the groups. It was nice to meet the rest of the organisation I’ll be working with. PS – can we have ‘Doh a Deer’ next time!!