FESTIVAL
SINGING
I run a variety of different festival singing workshops from Jazz and blues improvisation, to vocal meditation and wellbeing sessions. Each workshop is bespoke for the specific festival and energy of the participants, depending on whether people need a reset, and some nurturing after a heavy night, or an energy deep dive into sound, rhythm, and improvisation.
Group Harmony Singing
Experience a pop-up choir where we play with sound, rhythm, and improvisation, dive into fun, connecting vocal-warm-up games, and learn close-harmony arrangements across folk, jazz, soul, and more. Sing juicy songs, discover your voice, and feel that gorgeous sense of connection with yourself and everyone around you.
Campfire circle singing
I lead pop-up jams around festival campfires—perfect for sparking the energy and getting the party started, or for winding things down at the end of the night. Join in with simple vocal rounds and easy-to-learn circle songs that create an inclusive, uplifting atmosphere everyone can be part of. Bring your instruments, bring your voices, and make music with like-minded souls. Open to all levels of confidence.
Jazz and Blues Improvisation
I offer jazz and blues improvisation workshops designed to make improvising feel accessible, fun, and achievable for everyone. Using simple, beginner-friendly techniques, I guide singers step-by-step into creating their own riffs, runs, and soulful solos. Whether you’re brand new to improvisation or looking to build confidence, these sessions give you practical tools to explore your voice, trust your musical instincts, and start improvising with ease.
Wellbeing Singing
I offer wellbeing singing and vocal sound-bathing workshops designed to calm the nervous system and gently restore balance. Through vocal meditation, breath-led practices, and free vocal sounding, participants learn how to slow the heart rate, settle the mind, and ease into a natural flow state. These sessions support immune function, deepen relaxation, and create space for emotional reset. No singing experience is needed—just a willingness to use your voice as a tool for grounding, healing, and finding calm.