Sing: Choir Gospel/Pop

A choir is a group of singers, usually consisting of several vocals, directed by a choral conductor. The term ‘vocal ensemble’ is used for a small choir. Choral singing originated from religious meetings. Nowadays, choirs exist in all kinds of genres. The essence of choral singing is a homogeneous sound. Instead of hearing individual voices, the voices should melt into a homogeneous sound insofar as possible. Choral singing without instrumental accompaniment is called a cappella. Choirs with a popular repertoire (such as gospel and pop) usually work with melodies sung in unison that are arranged for a multi-vocal group.

Ticket hour - All levels

In this ticket hour, everyone is welcome to sing along! Together with Jane, you sing a different gospel or pop number each week, and we make things as easy or as difficult as the group wishes. This is the place where you can sing in a relaxed fashion without any expectations, demands, or conditions. Would you like to sing more often but is taking a course or joining a club a bridge too far? Would you like to cautiously be introduced to harmonies and singing together with others? Come by and participate!

Teachers

Jane Loois

Jane Loois

Jane followed the bachelor's degree in Pop Vocals/Jazz at Artez concert in Zwolle and then the Master's degree in Pop Vocals at Codarts in Rotterdam, where she focuses on backing vocals. Her coaching focuses on healthy use of your voice and getting to know a good "blend". It is important that you feel free to sing and use your voice.

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