On Saturday 3 August, we welcomed over 50 singers to Edington Priory Church for a wonderful afternoon of singing. The group were taught songs from South Africa, Georgia, Israel, Corsica, the USA and Canada by choir leader Clara Atkins. In the last part of the workshop the group enjoyed singing everything they'd learned in the most extraordinary acoustic of the chancel. 
Below is some feedback from the participants along with some photos from the day. 
We'd like to thank Edington Priory Church for being so accommodating and welcoming. We hope to have another Sing with Clarity workshop there again soon.

What was your favourite thing about today's workshop?
Superb organisation, wonderful welcome, the BEST leader. 
The happy atmosphere. Really enjoyable afternoon.
High quality of leader. Wonderful.
I LOVED IT!
Everything! Fantastic. 
An inspiring very professional choir leader - really impressive. 
Encouraging and positive teaching (non-threatening!).
YOU! I loved the way you taught, made songs easy to learn.
This has added another dimension to the singing experience and the acoustics were breathtaking. 
Lovely mixture of songs taught beautifully.
Inspirational teaching, clear and encouraging. Excellent choice of songs. 
Singing with others and making an amazing sound. Escaping the worries and angst of the news / world. 
Hearing the power of voices singing together and the emotional effect. It was all brilliant. I want to do it again! Fantastic!

As part of the Wiltshire Rural Music's fundraiser at Holy Trinity Church, Trowbridge, Clarity leader Clara Atkins delivered a 1-hour workshop. It was well received with over 25 people joining in, including 3 under 16. We learned a 16th century Michael Praetorious 3-part round called Jubilate Deo and a four part South African song called Haufi Le Morena. At the end we shared what we'd learned to the audience of supporters before enjoying some delicious tea and cake. 
To find out more about Wiltshire Rural Music, visit their website: http://wiltshireruralmusic.co.uk/