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Resources for the Mass Choir Finale


Thursday, 22 June 2017
To download resources, audio and sheets contact: ben@songwritingcharity.org
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With funding from G15 and  Make Music Gloucestershire, the county's music education hub, the Songwriting Charity is 'on-the-road' rehearsing all of the participating Gloucester secondaries in readiness for the finale of the G15 Celebration of Success on the 28th June 2016. ​
​Above is the majestic 'Go the Distance' from Barnwood Park Arts College.

If you think your school would like to do something similar, please contact ben@songwritingcharity.org

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The singers featured in this video are year 7 - 11 pupils from Barnwood Park Arts College in Gloucester, and the song is their own creation, written with the help of Ben O’Sullivan of The Songwriting Charity, though a programme of work in their school. 

They’re part of a programme of singing work that we call the Vocal Projects, initiated and funded by Make Music Gloucestershire, the county’s music education hub, through the hub’s Singing Champion, Lisa Mayo, and also by Gloucestershire Healthy Living and Learning. 

The aim is to shape singing around the needs and interests of students, particularly concerning repertoire - and in doing so to involve students who love singing, but want to go that extra mile with their work.  Also, importantly, to improve young people’s health and wellbeing, through building confidence, self-esteem, positive attitude, encouraging safe relationships and team-work. 

A special thanks to Dr. V Warburton, Meredith Miller and to all at DF/Net for your dedication and support in helping us evaluate and evidence the impact of our work. 

Find out more: http://www.makemusicgloucestershire.org.uk/Schools/Vocal_zone.aspx

​Read Ben’s blog: https://makemusicglos.wordpress.com/2015/05/12/sharing-our-practice-the-songwriting-charitys-tips-for-successful-projects-with-young-people/

The video was filmed on location at Postlip Hall, nr Winchcombe. 

Check back for more from the other schools soon.
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If you would like to help us reach more and more young people through these programmes, please donate now, every donation, no matter how small  impacts directly on the young people involved:

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      • John Quinn, Co-Founder/Director
      • John Baker, Video Editor
      • Scott Barnard, Music Preparation
      • Fay Hine, Communications Consultant
      • Workshop Leaders >
        • Kat Marsh
        • Paul Richards
        • Martin Grech
        • Amy Clayton
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      • Planet Sync
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