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Ariel Music School London launches a Trans+ Youth Singing Day

Ariel Music School London launches a Trans+ Youth Singing Day
Ariel Music School London launches a Trans+ Youth Singing Day

Countertenor Alex Pullinger’s Ariel Music School London is launching later this month with a Trans+ Youth Singing Day which will be on 27 October at The Common Press Bookshop, E2 6DG. 

Open to ages 16-25, with all levels welcome, the event offers a fun and friendly hour getting to know your voice with other young trans+ people. Participants are invited to bring along a song.

There will also be a research element, where participants in the event will have the option to complete a short anonymous survey afterwards, about how they found it and about the impact of having singing lessons in a trans-inclusive environment and learning with their peers. There will then be optional zoom calls for everyone involved to discuss their experiences of the trans+ youth singing day. 

Also on 27 October, in the evening, is a launch party at the Queen Adelaide, Cambridge Heath, in support of trans+ music education.

Further information from Outsavvy.


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