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LAUNCHING THE FLEET STREET QUARTER CHOIR

TEAMING UP WITH MUSIC IN OFFICES

30 JULY 2024

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of the Fleet Street Quarter Choir, a new way to bring our community together through music. Whether you’re an experienced singer or just starting out, if you work in the Fleet Street Quarter area, you’re welcome to join us on Wednesdays from 12pm to 1pm.

Our choir is led by the team from Music in Offices and offers a unique opportunity to meet colleagues from different departments, build new relationships, and boost workplace morale.

The benefits are clear:

  • 83% of participants feel more productive after their music sessions.

  • 79% are more inclined to stay with their company.

  • 98% experience a boost in mental wellbeing from choir singing.


One partner in a law firm sees it being hugely beneficial for relationships and business building. “The choir becomes an internal business community. It is an efficient and productive way of building business relationships. I want my team to know who to quickly call if I need something done because of the relationships we make within the choir.”

Chrissy Silver in the Channel 4 choir said, “The C4 choir brings together a diverse group individuals, different ages, different backgrounds, different culture, that would otherwise never cross paths. A shared passion that has made us runners-up at the Office Choir Of The Year, taken us to stunning and unusual London venues, collaborating

with other office and school choirs and not forgetting joyful Christmas carolling in the cold raising money for local charities.”

But we’re not just about singing for fun. The Fleet Street Quarter choir will be preparing for some exciting performances over the festive season, including a Christmas concert on December 10th at St James Clerkenwell. We’ll be joining other workplace choirs from Stewart’s Law, Baker McKenzie, the Corporation of London, Channel 4, and more.

Plus, we’ll be spreading holiday cheer by performing carols under the Trafalgar Square Christmas tree and participating in special festive moments right here in the Fleet Street Quarter.

Best of all, the choir is completely free to join, and no experience is necessary! To sign up and get more details fill in the form below!

 

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