A musical society in Co Wicklow got locals to hit all the right notes recently as they hosted a successful vocal workshop.
Carnew locals recently gathered at Carnew Community Centre for a vocal workshop with renowned vocal coach and award-winning singer Chris Currid.
The workshop aimed to give insight to anyone with an interest in singing, whether they are experienced performers or simply looking to build confidence and develop their voice.
A spokesperson for Carnew Musical Society shared their delight with the success of the event. 'The workshop attracted a great turnout, bringing together participants of all ages and experience levels for an enjoyable and educational afternoon of singing, education and performance.'
1 / 4 Carnew Musical Society Hosting a vocal workshop with Chris Currid in Carnew Community Care. © Sabrina Ffrench
2 / 4 Amy Haughton and Catherine Cullymore at the Carnew Musical Society Hosting a vocal workshop in Carnew Community Care. © Sabrina Ffrench
3 / 4 Lorna Doran McEvoy and Chris Currid at the Carnew Musical Society Hosting a vocal workshop in Carnew Community Care. © Sabrina Ffrench
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Eva Minchin and Carmel Byrne at the Carnew Musical Society Hosting a vocal workshop in Carnew Community Care. © Sabrina Ffrench
Throughout the session, Chris shared his own knowledge of vocal technique, focusing on the important connection between the voice and the body, confidence-building exercises, and practical strategies for preparing for performances.
Those in attendance asked several questions, where Chris gave his expert advice and guidance in an engaging and supportive atmosphere. 'There was great positivity and participation in the room which contributed to an enjoyable and successful afternoon,' Carnew Musical Society spokesperson said.
The musical society praised Chris for delivering an informative workshop, where participants left feeling 'equipped with new skills, increased confidence and plenty of practical tips to support their future performances'.
Carnew Musical Society gave a special thanks to Wicklow County Council and Creative Ireland for their support in making the community arts event possible.
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