I have taken over being Musical Director of my old community choir in Wakefield again (after a 3 year break) and re-launched it as Cloud 9. New location, new name, new songs! No auditions, open to anyone who loves to sing whether you have sung in a choir before or not. We love singing uplifting and heartfelt songs from around the world. Welcoming group and lots of laughing. This is VERY good for your wellbeing – both emotional and physical. (Click on poster to enlarge)
Thursdays, 7:30 pm at St Austins, Wentworth Terrace, Wakefield WF1 3QN, £5 per session.
‘Songs of Hope’
I was delighted to organise a Community Choir Celebration, at the National Coal Mining Museum England, on Saturday 8 June 2017.
Choirs involved included: Caphouse Choir (created especially for the occasion); Chechelele from York; Free Range from Leeds; Noteworthy Women from Baildon; Soundsphere (a-Capella trio) from York; and Sheffield Socialist Choir.
Noteworthy Women’s Choir
‘Performing at the National Coal Mining Museum’ on International Women’s Day 2017.
Rearsing for Christmas
Hull Freedom Chorus
Hull Freedom Chorus, performing at Albemarle Saturdays as part of Hull City of Culture 2017
Hull Freedom Chorus filmed live by Hull City of Culture’ at the WOW Festival, Hull City Hall
Hull Freedom Chorus singing Ali’s song, ‘Shine Bright’, commissioned by Hull City Arts. This event marks the new illumination of the statue of Hull’s most famous son, William Wilberforce, as part of Hull City of Culture 2017.
Ali is one of the regular Musical Directors for Hull Freedom Chorus and will be leading several projects during City of Culture 2017. Get in touch via their website for details.
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Performing with Heartsong and Saturday Singers. A project for International Women’s Day, 2 March 2017, Kardomah94, Hull City Of culture 2017.
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Above and below: ‘Conducting Heartsong and Saturday Singers’ at Kardomah94, Hull, March 2017.
Ali Bullivent conducting Mass Choir
‘Hullaballoo!’. A master class in ‘singing for the timid’ at Hull University as part of Hull City of Culture 2017. (Sunday 19 Feb 2017)