5th November 2024 | |
2pm - 5pm | |
Edinburgh Futures Institute The University of Edinburgh 1 Lauriston Place, Edinburgh South EH3 9EF |
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This workshop will generate material which will be collectively sung by the workshop participants at the event Entanglements: Studies in flowing, following, falling.
The Rhubaba Choir provides the opportunity for individuals to sing together in a welcoming, eclectic group and share singing experiences. For this workshop, we are not looking for professional standard singing and welcome anyone who wants to lend their voice, regardless of prior musical experience – working mostly work by ear, rather than from sheet music.
The 3-hour workshop will generate material which will be collectively sung by the workshop participants at the event Entanglements: Studies in flowing, following, falling on Thursday November 7 at 6pm. Attendance at both times is required – arrival time on Thursday TBC.
This event is part of the Edinburgh Futures Institute's free public events series Learning Curves, taking place from October-December 2024. Tickets are free but booking is essential.
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