Singing workshop & Concert with Ben & Dom

Join singers & choir leaders Ben & Dom for an afternoon of fun & uplifting harmony singing followed by a short informal performance. This event is open to all singers, no previous singing experience required.
Ben & Dom will teach a selection of accessible and tuneful songs in a fun and inclusive way. Following the workshop they'll perform a short set of songs, including original material and arrangements of their favourite classics.
‘magical’ - Sally (workshop participant)
‘lush songs & arrangements’ - Roxanne Smith (choir leader)
'the best singing workshop I've ever been to' - Kate (workshop participant)
Ben & Dom are a singing duo from south London. The intricate blend of their harmonies comes from a close friendship and shared love of singing together. They weave their voices around songs old and new, performing original material alongside new interpretations of folk songs.
Ben and Dom are also experienced choir leaders and community musicians. Core to this collaboration is sharing their love of group singing and encouraging others to join their voices together in harmony. Their busy workshop schedule includes running the Cambridge Festival choir, courses at Halsway Manor and collaborating with choirs around the UK.
This impressive duo have taken their songs and voices around the UK, collecting festival appearances and completing a 20-date tour in 2022 to promote their debut album ‘His Head Lies Heavy’. (‘..incredibly well-crafted & beautiful’ – Folk London). They’ve opened for Tom Robinson, The Young Uns and regularly collaborate with friends & singers who share their love of voice & harmony.
Their debut EP ‘Shoulder’ (2021), written during the Covid-19 pandemic was well received by audiences and industry, (“Precision a cappella singing” - Tom Robinson, “An impressive debut” - Folking) with their songs featured on BBC 6Music & Radio 3 playlists.
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