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Thula Mama is a harmony singing group for mothers and their new babies, drawing on songs and chants from around the globe for an uplifting experience in a friendly community of Mamas.
No particular singing ability or experience is necessary, and songs are passed on orally, so no need to read music.
Thula Mama is a harmony singing group for mothers and their new babies, drawing on songs and chants from around the globe for an uplifting experience in a friendly community of Mamas.
No particular singing ability or experience is necessary, and songs are passed on orally, so no need to read music.
Award winning podcaster and songwriter Claire Tonti is bringing her heartfelt debut album ‘Matrescence’ to the The Hall Exeter.
Sunday Song Cafe
@thehallexeter.org
Singing is for everyone. In this group we embrace imperfection and practice non- judgement, of ourselves and others. We are not looking to perform or display anything, but just to simply have fun and bask in the joy of singing together and building community.
“We are all born with a voice. When it is heard, it says something vital about the deepest layers of our identity, our commitment and aspirations.”
The space is open half an hour before the start time for people to arrive, settle, make themselves a drink and chat, followed by 1 hour of singing. Hall opens at 10am Singing starts at 10:30 am
This group will explore songs from around the British isles and the world, striving to practice cultural appreciation and curiosity with as much respect as resources allow. I seek to curate songs which reflect the seasons, or provide a medicine or joyful tonic in hard times, or that celebrate life.
Join Mothers Who Make Exeter for a very special, relaxed and uplifting daytime show with poet and mother Hollie McNish! Whether you join online or in person you are in for a treat.
“One of the best poets we have” – Matt Haig
“Makes me cry and howl with laughter” - Paapa Essiedu
“like Pam Ayres on acid” – Lemn Sissay
“Her writing is sublime” – Ellie Taylor
Thula Mama is a harmony singing group for mothers and their new babies, drawing on songs and chants from around the globe for an uplifting experience in a friendly community of Mamas.
No particular singing ability or experience is necessary, and songs are passed on orally, so no need to read music.
Image: Jorbein Photography
Price: £20
Support the Exeter Woodcraft Folk by attending our fundraising Long Table Feast.
If you would like to donate a promise to auction off, please visit this link:
https://auctionofpromises.com/ExeterWCFAuction
Funds raised will go towards the cost of transport, equipment and ensuring that everyone, regardless of income, is able to attend the 2022 International Camp ‘Common Ground’.
Woodcraft Folk are hugely grateful to The Hall and Bel’s Kitchen for their incredibly generous support for this event
or if you can’t make the event and would just like to donate please use the button below
Thula Mama is a harmony singing group for mothers and their new babies, drawing on songs and chants from around the globe for an uplifting experience in a friendly community of Mamas.
No particular singing ability or experience is necessary, and songs are passed on orally, so no need to read music.
Thula Mama is a harmony singing group for mothers and their new babies, drawing on songs and chants from around the globe for an uplifting experience in a friendly community of Mamas.
No particular singing ability or experience is necessary, and songs are passed on orally, so no need to read music.
