This event takes place at 277a Upper Street, London, N1 2TZ - not the Newington Green Meeting House.
Join us in a joyful celebration of diversity, culture and singing as one people.
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Unify our Voices is a new series of workshops where amazing workshop leaders bring their passion, heritage and traditions and sheer talent to London. Exploring how singing can be used to tackle division and forge a path forward. So step into the space with an open mind, and join us as we sing to a better understanding of each other and our shared humanity.
Prices are set to be as inclusive as possible. if the lowest amount is too much for you, email us!
Molara Adesigbin:
Molara is an inspirational singer, songwriter, performer and artist, who’s maternal grandfather was a founder member of the George Formby Society, whilst her father’s cousin was the infamous Fela Anikulapo Kuti. She was a founder member of Zion Train, and has worked with the likes of Femi Kuti; Baka Beyond, Mad Professor and Ruts DC. She started One Voice Choir in 2005 to celebrate her love of international harmonies and rhythms, and was one of the founders of Narberth A Cappella Voice Festival in 2008. She is a former trustee of the Natural Voice Network, a political activist, and celebrates life the universe and everything in her eclectic original compositions from folk to lullaby to African rhythms.
Ryan O’Riordan:
Ryan leads many weekly choirs in London, including the UCL Jazz Choir, the Greenpeace Workplace Choir and the Islington Community Choir and many more! Ryan also leads weekend workshops and residentials and has developed a style which is high-energy and fun loving. His original songs are funky and soulful, and are incredibly joyous, rhythmically infectious and fun. Ryan’s written songs for many occasions, and his song Dirty Water has been used up and down the country to raise money for Surfers Against Sewage. Ryan really believes in people power; the only way we can achieve anything meaningful is connecting and collaborating. So in any project he runs, he always tries to make sure it’s contributing to lifting people up, making people happy and bringing people together.
This event takes place at 277a Upper Street, London, N1 2TZ - not the Newington Green Meeting House.
Book your tickets here.