Male Choir Resources…
The modern male choir faces significant challenges: maintaining relevance, successful recruitment and engaging with younger men all require careful consideration and hard work to achieve positive outcomes, especially in the brave new world of the post-pandemic era.
Please see below for a bank of online training from sector specialists addressing these and many more issues…
National Men United in Song project, 2024
In 2024 with funding from Arts Council England, Peterborough Male Voice Choir mentored four more UK MVCs - Radcliffe-On-Trent, Worcester, Northampton, Welwyn Garden City and Carlton Male Voice Choirs - through its tried-and-tested project-based recruitment programme. As part of this initiative, six online training sessions were given addressing various aspects of the process including: print media and press releases, social media, radio interviews, fundraising and equality diversity and inclusion, as well as an overview of the process by Will Prideaux, director of Peterborough Sings!
The results of this initiative have been remarkable with an average take-up of 70-80 men, and an astonishing 150 tested for the Radcliffe-on-Trent project!
The individual project choirs will unite for a finale “Men United in Song” concert at the Albert Hall, Nottingham, on Saturday 25th May 2024.
Peterborough Male Voice Choir Male Choir Conference 2023
Organised by Peterborough Male Voice Choir in collaboration with the Association of British Choral Directors and Making Music and funded by Arts Council England, this unique one-day event offered a wealth of ideas, inspiration and practical tips for the development of male choirs and a valuable opportunity to benefit from the expertise of leading male choral conductors and practitioners…