Group Singing for Wellbeing

Singing is a great creative outlet that offers a wide range of health benefits, enhancing physical, mental, and emotional well-being.  It can boost mood by triggering the release of endorphins and oxytocin, reducing stress and anxiety.  Singing in a group promotes a sense of connection and community and boosts self-esteem.  Anyone can enjoy the benefits of group singing, even if you have no previous musical experience or wouldn’t consider yourself to be a natural singer.

In a fun and relaxed environment, you will learn warm-ups and techniques to strengthen the voice and musical exercises to develop essential skills for ensemble singing, such as rhythm, harmony and blending.  You will put these skills into practice each week as you learn uplifting songs and enjoy the well-being benefits of singing together.

The course is suitable for everyone from beginners to those with previous singing experience.

About the Tutor

Kimberly Moss completed a BSc (HONS) in Speech and Language Sciences at the University of Ulster, where she developed a detailed understanding of vocal anatomy and physiology. She continued her studies with Estill Voice Training, completing Levels 1 and 2 and numerous specialised courses in musical theatre and contemporary commercial singing techniques.  She holds both ATCL and DipLCM qualifications in Musical Theatre Performance.

Kim has 16 years of experience as a vocal coach, working in performing arts schools in London, across the South of England and Northern Ireland.  Her teaching credits East 15 Acting School in London, Italia Conti Associates in Guildford, and The ICMT in Belfast. 

Kim has been directing choirs professionally for 10 years, including 7 years as the resident MD of Sound of Soul, Bournemouth and founding the Health and Happiness Choir at Coda Music Trust in Hampshire.  She is the founder and choir director of Sing Happy choir in Bangor.