Singer - #2180068

Company Description The ATML Choir CIC is an inclusive choir formed to combat loneliness and support better mental health through shared musical experiences. The group welcomes people from all backgrounds, regardless of color, race, ethnicity, gender, or social class, and focuses on building a cohesive, supportive community. Its signature style is medleys, creatively blending multiple songs into unique performances that highlight unity and collaboration. Whether singing on stage or listening in the audience, everyone is encouraged to raise their voice and participate in lifting others out of isolation. All styles of music are embraced, with the belief that coming together as one can help make the world a better place.

Role Description As a Singer with The ATML Choir, you will rehearse and perform choral medleys and other musical pieces as part of a community-focused choir based in Manchester. This role is voluntary and not paid. It includes attending regular rehearsals, learning vocal parts, participating in performances, and collaborating with the musical director and fellow choir members. Day-to-day responsibilities involve practicing assigned pieces, contributing to a supportive and inclusive atmosphere, and engaging with audiences to promote the choir’s mental health and anti-loneliness mission. You may also be invited to provide creative input on song selections, arrangements, and performance concepts that reflect the choir’s diverse musical interests.

Qualifications

• Strong interest in Music and Singing, with the ability to learn and perform vocal parts in a group setting.
• Experience or enthusiasm for Choral work, including blending with other voices and following a conductor.
• Optional skills in Dance to support stage presence and performance energy.
• Basic or developing Songwriting skills to contribute ideas for new pieces or medley arrangements.
• Ability to commit to part-time, on-site rehearsals and performances in Manchester.
• Willingness to support the choir’s mission around mental health, community, and inclusion.
• Good communication skills, reliability, and a collaborative, respectful attitude in group activities.
• Prior choir or performance experience is helpful but not required; motivated beginners are welcome.