Musical Links

Some of my most useful websites, and favourite activities. As a singing teacher, I appreciate how important it is to be present in your body, and do healthy activities. So dancing is a wonderful companion to singing. 

BC Choral Federation: Information about Vancouver and BC choirs.

ChoralNet: Lots of interesting resources for singers and conductors.

Contra Dancing: Dancing is good for singers, and helps you develop your sense of rhythm. Contra dancing is easy, friendly and fun - a great low-cost community activity where you can go with friends or on your own. Maybe I'll see you there!

Nia: Dance barefoot to diverse and inspiring music - Nia is a transformational movement practice that teaches you to be more JOYFUL, EXPRESSIVE, and ALIVE in your body

Moveable Music School: Lots of lessons for adult players and singers of many types of music: folk, country, roots, blues, vintage rock, swing, jazz, R&B and original songs. In living rooms in Metro Vancouver

Lung Association: Information about perfume, and why I ask singers not to use it in choirs and lessons.

The Mudcat Cafe: A good source of lyrics for folk music.

Sheetmusic Direct.com: Download songs and their music for a small cost.

Northwest Folk Life:  - a free festival in Seattle every May.

Vancouver Folk Festival: and of course you know about the Vancouver Folk Festival.