First Live Outdoor Rehearsal

Of

Vocal Leaders

Saturday, 8th May

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As the country progresses through the Roadmap set out by the government to lift restrictions, 'Project Get Singing' is hosting a live outdoor rehearsal, at a truly Iconic London location,, the Tower of London, to demonstrate best practice for singing together safely, according to the new guidelines.  

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This rehearsal of professionals will act as an inspirational springboard to encourage choirs and schools around the country to do the same as soon as they move into step 3 of the roadmap.

 

Project Get Singing would like to lead the way to reassure and encourage schools, community groups and choirs to sing together again.  With millions of music/singing fans and 2.2 million singers in 42,000 choirs across the country, Project Get Singing was set up to promote the positive benefits of singing as the world re-opens. 

 

Rebranding singing as vital to health and well-being and the impact group singing has on communities.

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We will be creating a video with the collection of different media captured on the day.  

There will be a lot on social media on the lead up to 8th May. 
We would love for you all to be involved and share the day.
@projgetsinging   #SingLive

 

Details of the event:
-    Max 30 MDs
-    Outdoors
-    Distanced (2 metres between all singers)
-    Fully Risk Assessed

 

The Relevant Guidelines: make provision for the safe practice of music activity by professionals, here is the relevant section from DCMS 

 

2.3 Outdoor Events: […] Under the national restrictions, outdoor performing arts venues are closed but can be used by performing arts professionals for rehearsals, training and performances for broadcast or recording.

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/working-safely-during-coronavirus-covid-19/performing-arts#sec-2-3 (Updated 15th Mar 2021)

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