Sing 2 Beat Breast Cancer Choir is recruiting new members

Sing 2 Beat Breast Cancer Choir - wanted - are you musical and have been touched by breast cancer? Come and join us!

Want to make your heart sing?
Join us and keep your emotional well-being finely tuned!

Established in 2013, our SING 2 BEAT BREAST CANCER CHOIR formed as a result of our experiences with breast cancer. Apart from being very uplifting, it’s also great fun to get together and sing. Our aim is not only to support breast cancer charities, but also each other and others affected by breast cancer.

We are extremely privileged to have performed at a variety of events including The Pink Ribbon Ball at the Dorchester Hotel, a live performance on ITV’s “This Morning” programme, at the Breast Cancer Care Fashion Show and also twice at the Inspiration Awards for Women. And we have more in the diary coming up, too.

We are now looking for some new members to expand the choir.

Rehearsals are on Monday evenings from 5th October at 7.30pm – 9pm and we meet in South West London. New members will be asked to complete a very simple and comfortable audition with our Choir Director. You will not be required to prepare anything for this.

If you are musical with some formal or informal singing experience, have been affected by breast cancer (either directly or indirectly), and would like to join the choir, please contact Anne at sing2beat@outlook.com for membership details.

Sing 2 Beat Breast Cancer Choir perform at the Breast Cancer Campaign Fashion Show on 1st October 2014

12 members of the Sing 2 Beat Breast Cancer choir were honoured to perform our charity single “You Raise Me Up” alongside Camilla Kerslake and Blake at the Breast Cancer Care London fashion show in the Grosvenor House Hotel ballroom on 1st October 2014.

Camilla Kerslake Blake and the Sing 2 Beat Breast Cancer Choir at the Breast Cancer Campaign fashion show 2014

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Sing 2 Beat Breast Cancer Choir perform live on ITV’s “This Morning” show on 15th October 2013

The Sing 2 Beat Breast Cancer choir, with Camilla Kerslake and Blake, performing live on ITV’s “This Morning” show on Tuesday 15th October 2013.

The presenters talked to some of the ladies about their journey in the health item during the show, before the choir, Camilla and Blake sang the single “You Raise Me Up” which they recorded on behalf of the Breast Cancer Campaign charity.

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Sing 2 Beat Breast Cancer Choir in the Daily Maily Online

The Daily Mail Online has a wonderful article about Sing 2 Beat Breast Cancer Choir member Sharon, and includes a link to the video of the single “You Raise Me Up”.

www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2454560/I-want-make-survival-count-Breast-cancer-55-patient-joins-choir-women-disease-record-fundraising-single-Camilla-Kerslake-Blake.html

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The Sing 2 Beat Breast Cancer Choir single will be released on 13th October 2013!

The single “You Raise Me Up” which the Sing 2 Beat Breast Cancer Choir recorded, with Camilla Kerslake and Blake, on behalf of the Breast Cancer Campaign charity, will be released on 13th October 2013.

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The single supports Breast Cancer Campaign’s life-saving research to help overcome and outlive breast cancer.

All the profits from every download of the single will be donated to Breast Cancer Campaign.

The Press Release for Sing 2 Beat Breast Cancer Choir’s single “You Raise Me Up”

The Sing 2 Beat Breast Cancer Choir featuring Camilla Kerslake and vocal
trio Blake release the new single “You Raise Me Up”. The single is being
released on October 13th in aid of Breast Cancer Campaign during Breast
Cancer Awareness Month.

Breast Cancer Campaign is a charity that is very close to Camilla’s heart.
In June 2011, three months after her critically acclaimed second album
‘Moments’ was released, Camilla chose to step out of the limelight when her
mother Deborah was diagnosed with breast cancer. After a year caring for her
mother, Camilla began tirelessly campaigning both for the Royal Marsden, who
saved her mother’s life, and many breast cancer charities whose research
enabled them to do so. As an ambassador for Breast Cancer Campaign, Camilla
was asked by the charity to record a single to help raise awareness of the
lifesaving research that the charity funds. Continue reading