A sit down chat with Timothy Peters, National Youth Choirs of Great Britain (NYCGB) Fellow 2022. Enjoy his contemplative accounts of, and reflections on his time in Training Choir and National Youth Choir and how his experience is different as part of the NYCGB Fellowship Programme. Read more
Read the first NYCGB Fellowship 2022 blog, written by Olivia Shotton. Olivia discusses her experiences of starting the NYCGB Fellowship programme and the diverse range of opportunities which she has received in her first three months with us. Read more
Read Fellow Ben Goodall’s first ever blog all about his experience of the Fellowship programme across ten months. Ben discusses his experiences of co-leading a webinar with Music Mark, staffing the Girls’ Choir residential courses and lots more. Read more
Read our latest blog by Fellow Michael McCartan who describes the most recent phase of the Fellowship programme as 'a whirlwind of workshops, learning and engagement opportunities and many, many lateral flow tests'. Read more
Shivani Rattan takes us on a whistle-stop tour of April and May’s activity in our first Fellowship video blog with accounts of, and reflections on sessions with leading composers and musicians David Arnold, Thomas Newman, Shiva Feshareki and Roderick Williams. Photo: Ben Tomlin Read more
Read our first NYCGB 2021 Fellowship blog, written by Elizabeth Leather who describes her experience of meeting with the Fellows, Young Composers' and NYCGB team for their first day of online activity together. Read more
Freddie Crowley takes us through the process of making a virtual recording of Sir Karl Jenkins' 'Locus Iste' for the Stay at Home Choir Read more
"From Zoom calls to ‘individual group’ recordings, the Fellowship has been transferred to the online world, continuing to learn and lead musically from afar." Read more
"How can you sing an encore after Spem?” James Botcher shares his thoughts on performing Spem in allium with the Tallis Scholars. Read more
David Woods on a composition workshop day at Royal Hospital School, Ipswich. "...the students learnt a lot from this experience. We covered a range of styles and showed them ways to turn their basic ideas into actual music." Read more