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Hands up if you would like to experience breathing as a full-bodied experience 🙌 whether you love singing, or are simply in need of a goooood stretch — come along to this workshop where we explore how breathing well can feel physically ground

[SOLD OUT] The Chorallective pilots Reality Check! — a series of fun lectures, workshops and performances for the chorally-curious! This April, come join us in🍻MAD World🍺 at @druggists_sg , where we re-explore what was considered pop and soci

So who are we really, and what have we done in our years of life? And when you’ve read all about it, why not join us for our next few adventures through the terrain of music? All humans may audition!

In another world and another concert, Frank Martin closes his Mass with Agnus Dei, a characteristic and expected end to a religious set. This 29 June 2024, at the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music Concert Hall, we turn the page after Agnus Dei, and

We conceptualise religious faith by the practices we associate with it. But peel back the onion layers, the guidelines and conventions, and we might find emotions bigger and more universal than we think: hope, compassion, urgency, a desire for safety

We’ve spoken about how much of religion is captured or originates in feeling. Emotion is at the heart — picture faith and hope encapsulated in the amber of religious practices, tradition, language, and historical sounds. How human to clin

At the base of every spinning top is a constant, steady base. We are the base in this text, the solid cushion of sound atop which Hindustani chants and Raga melodies sit and whirl. Miya ki Malhar is a seasonal Raga, and is typically sung during monso

How many different sounds does devotion have? It can take on every timbre in the world — a persistent, lapping wave / a steady, reassuring beat / a strident voice insisting on faith and fervour / a consistent, measured, firm thump, like the fee

For those of us familiar with conventional choral sacred music, we have an idea of it that rings in the mind. The chords are often spacious, and their height and depth invoke something holy. Maybe you even recall the sated, full feeling of holding su

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