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James Bond Singing Day
James Bond Singing Day

Sat 07 Sept

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Bishop Grosseteste University

James Bond Singing Day

A singing day with a difference! The event features a massive medley of Bond themes. Do the initial learning at home in advance, then come together to hone the songs and create a highly-polished recording too.

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Time & Location

07 Sept 2024, 10:00 – 16:00

Bishop Grosseteste University, Longdales Rd, Lincoln LN1 3DY, UK

About the event

This is a singing day with a difference - rather than aiming for a performance at the end, or singing purely for the sake of it with no end goal, we'll be making a recording on the day. This won't be just a simple "turn the microphone on and sing" recording - we'll use all the techniques used by professional recording engineers to bring together multiple takes and combine them into one highly-polished, superb quality recording.

The music

Bond themes are renown for their grandeur, soaring melodies and lush harmonies. Our medley takes in several of the big hits, such as "Thunderball", "Diamonds are forever", "You only live twice" and "Skyfall". We also get to sing the main James Bond theme, complete with trumpet stabs and trombone slides!

The process

Sheet music and learning tracks are available in advance, right from when you sign up. You have the option of…

Tickets

  • Digital Resources

    This ticket includes all of the learning materials in digital format.

    £30.00

    VAT included

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  • Physical Resources

    This ticket includes all of the learning materials in physical format. A copy of the sheet music and a CD with learning tracks on will be posted to you.

    £35.00

    VAT included

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