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Meet our Young Conducting Scholars for 2024-25
By SfP Head of Marketing |
Sing for Pleasure is delighted to announce the four recipients of our Young Conducting Scholarships this year. Congratulations to Charlotte, Pip, Gabriel and Chloe for your success in the face of such fierce competition. Meet our new scholars! Charlotte Whysall Charlotte has been singing since a young age, and was a chorister at St Wulframs …
Assistant to the Head of Learning
By SfP Head of Marketing |
The Assistant to the Head of Learning (AtHoL) is a voluntary role suitable for those who have developed an understanding and empathy for SfP through its events and courses and who wish to contribute to its growth and future success. The successful applicant will gain hands-on experience of running a modern arts organisation. The role …
Young Conducting Scholarship Programme 2024-25
By SfP Head of Marketing |
PLEASE NOTE – THE DEADLINE HAS NOW PASSED FOR 2024-2025 COHORT. WE EXPECT APPLICATIONS TO OPEN FOR 2025-6 IN AUTUMN 2025. Sing for Pleasure is delighted to open applications for our acclaimed Young Conducting Scholarship 2024-25. This specially designed, year-long programme offers promising young musicians aged 18-25 funded places on our courses, plus one-to-one mentoring …
Diamond Anniversary
By SfP Head of Marketing |
Shaping Choral Futures – our diamond anniversary conference – is almost here! All year, we’ve been sharing memories from our members in our Diamond Cuts series – check them out here! Attending our conference, or want to know what your’e missing?! The timetable is here!
Last chance to donate to £60 for 60 campaign
By SfP Head of Marketing |
Donate here Sing for Pleasure (SfP) has deep roots – 60 years deep. Now, to mark our diamond anniversary, SfP has commissioned Katy Lavinia Cooper to write a 12-movement choral work inspired by trees. This is a special opportunity for you to have your name inscribed on the first edition of the score. We are looking …
Sing for Pleasure launches Anniversary Gin
By SfP Head of Marketing |
“Gin and tonic is so nice: have it with a little ice. Next you add a slice of lime; not to do so is a crime!” If you’ve ever attended one of our weekend courses or Summer School, you may well have joined us for a cheeky G&T, or sung the round we all know …