Voices for Life Wiltshire Children’s Choir will make its first public performance on 12 June at the Blue Sky Festival in Corsham, appearing alongside Mercury Prize nominated folk singer Seth Lakeman. Launched in January in collaboration with Heywood Prep school, the choir features children aged 6–11 and will perform a mix of Lakeman’s songs, from...
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250 children ready to wow audiences at Bath Abbey concert
A massed children’s choir from seven schools across Bath is preparing to fill Bath Abbey with song this summer as part of a special anniversary celebration. Around 250 pupils will take to the stage on 24 June for Voices for Life’s Sing for Hope concert, marking five years since the charity was founded during lockdown....
Voices for Life starstruck by BBC Newsround visit to Bath concert
Voices for Life was delighted to welcome BBC Newsround to its 7th Stardust Concert in Bath Abbey last Wednesday, which featured a chorus of 200 children from six local primary schools and the Voices for Life Bath Children’s Choir. The BBC’s visit came ahead of Children’s Mental Health Week (3rd – 9th February), an initiative...
Voices for Life brings Christmas cheer with new St Michael’s Junior school choir
Voices for Life is delighted to announce the successful launch of the St Michael’s Junior School Voices for Life Children’s Choir in Twerton, Bath. Since starting in September, the choir has gone from strength to strength and is now bringing festive joy as they prepare for their first performance at the school’s Christmas Service. Directed...
6,000 young voices sing good luck to Team GB for Paris 24 Olympics
Bath based charity, Voices for Life, is sending a message of good luck to Team GB as they get ready to compete in the Paris 2024 Olympics. In tune with the preparation for this major sporting event, thousands of children embarked on their own musical relay around Bath, Northeast Somerset and Wiltshire accompanied by a...
250 Bath children to ‘Be the Best You!’ in Bath Abbey this Thursday and Friday
250 children from Bath and Northeast Somerset will come together in Bath Abbey this week to premiere The Elements Cantata, written by composer Russell Hepplewhite and lyricist Jamila Gavin, alongside three favourites from Voices for Life’s Extraordinary! project by Bath’s writers Jools Scott and Sue Curtis. The concerts mark the culmination of a year filled...