In this episode and the next, we’re taking a look at running multi-choir business with some very special guests.

In this episode, we talk about where we find inspiration to lead our choirs and tackle new challenges, year after year.

In this episode, we talk to Ruth Routledge, founder of Pram Chorus, about the joys and challenges of running an unusual choir.

In this episode, we’re looking at how to put your choir at the heart of your community. We all know the great benefits of singing together, and we’ve got lots of ideas to bring those benefits to your whole community.

In this episode, we talk to Ryan Guth, choir director and founder of the Choir Ninja podcast. Ryan has lots of practical, actionable tips for creating fantastic choir performances, and also addresses some of the pitfalls around choosing repertoire.

In this episode, we continue with the second part of our two-part series How to Build your Choir Business. In the last episode we covered the inspiration for starting your choir with a whole lot of questions for you to consider. Now, we look at the practicalities of getting a choir business off the ground.

In this two-part episode, we focus on how to build your choir business. In this first part we’re going to focus upon the ‘inspiration’ element - coming up with ideas for your choir. There’s going to be a whole lot of issues for you to consider but this will help you gain a really thorough insight into your plans. And if your choir is established, use this process as a review session - are you on the right track?

In this episode, we talk to James Hawkins, choir leader, musician, composer, sound engineer and creator of Choirs with a Purpose, an amazing charity project bringing choirs together from all over the UK representing different charitable causes.

In this episode, we kick off the new year by giving you a behind the scenes tour of how Total Choir Resources was created and how it was influenced by our journeys as choir leaders.

In this episode, we look back over the last year with our choirs and discuss the successes we’ve enjoyed and the challenges we’ve faced.