Give the gift of… breakfast 🍳🥞 From transformative singing experiences to life-changing hash browns, we want to give enthusiastic young singers the very best opportunities we can Donate to our Big Give Christmas Appeal now to ensure every singer can take part

“I’ll always have somewhere where I belong” Shout out to all the amazing singers and staff who make our courses so special! Donate to our Big Give Christmas Appeal to help us welcome as many young singers as possible into the National Youth Choir family

We only have 24hrs to unlock the last £10,000 of match-funding in our Big Give Christmas Appeal before we lose that support forever Donate NOW to give young singers life-changing, confidence-boosting opportunities to sing loud & WRONG ❌ Donate ➡️ bit.ly/NYCChristmas23

New #ChoralChihuahua on the digital airwaves - Charlotte Mobbs and Dr. Jenevora Williams are back to talk to Eamonn Dougan about how the menopause affects singing. #MustListen plus music from Vivaldi and Voice trio and more. Listen [and pls share obvs] 👉 choralchihuahua.com

Bravo Charlotte Mobbs 💙 on this very insightful episode. As someone who was on the 'lose it' side of 'use it or lose it' in terms of the singing voice in menopause, there is some great advice here. Have a listen and share. Thank you open.spotify.com/episode/2Mokq8…

Have you listened to the 'singing and the menopause' episode of the Choral Chihuahua podcast? 🎧 🎙️ Our very own Dr. Jenevora Williams joins Eamonn Dougan and Charlotte Mobbs to chat about this important topic, which is often overlooked or misunderstood: choralchihuahua.com

Can you spot us? We loved taking part in this epic piece in (both live at Royal Albert Hall and virtually). Keep that One Long Song going 👏

It's taken me about a year to rid myself of this exceptional ear-worm, but delighted to see it and hear it again! Kudos to Ben Parry for not only writing it, but shepherding the hundreds of singers through it. Also, National Youth Choir Alumni sound soooo luscious and velvety...

From our oldest alumni to our youngest SING! participants, we are all connected by One Long Song. We all have a responsibility to pass the power of singing on to the next generation. Make your difference to the future of singing by donating to our Big Give campaign now ⬇️

Can you believe it’s been a year since our 40th anniversary CELEBRATE! concert at @royalalberthall? It featured singers from every choir and programme in our org including SING! participants, National Youth Choir Alumni, National Youth Choir Emerging Professional Artists, staff and even the audience. That's over 1000 voices!

We are incredibly saddened to hear of the untimely passing of Ben Thapa and our thoughts are with all of those who were close to him.

Ben was a hugely valued member of the National Youth Choir and ‘Laudibus’ (National Youth Voices), participating in the 2003 world tour, becoming tenor section leader and taking on numerous solos in his time with us. He will be greatly missed.

We recognise a few familiar faces! Thanks for sharing @gregbeardsell

Oh Shenandoah, I long to see you... In 2023, conducted by Will Dawes, our Alumni reunited to Royal Albert Hall to perform 'Shenandoah' for our 40th Anniversary. Relieve their beautiful performance and as we continue to share the gift of singing: youtu.be/pfR_Sdr01Vo

Alumni National Youth Choir singing a piece that means so much to us. Conductor Will Dawes at our 40th Anniversary concert Royal Albert Hall. I was the Creative Producer & programmer for this concert plus a proud Alumna singing in the second sops. Huge thanks to all involved!

Proud to have produced both this video and the concert from which it is taken. A very special performance from a very special concert! Congratulations and thank you to National Youth Choir Alumni and Will Dawes!

Do you believe singing is for everyone? For a limited time you have the opportunity to support SING! through our appeal. Every donation will be doubled by Big Give! Make your donation now and help spark a life-long love of singing: bit.ly/singforall25

🎵 And one day I will sing no more and some young hands will hold this score and it will carry from before the sound of life 🎵

🇬🇧Rare Dementia Support member Helen Moffatt takes part in Channel 4’s musical talent show #ThePiano Helen appears in the Brighton episode of The Piano on 20 April, 9pm C4 nationalbrainappeal.org/helen-moffatt-… via The National Brain Appeal