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New video by Mike Dixie

It's been a while but....

Hi everyone, I know that it has been a while but even though we have not posted, we are still going strong. In fact, we have had a busy few months so I thought I would take the opportunity to post up a video from the Equality and Diversity Conference performance that we did back in July 2017.

I hope you all enjoy it.

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Thank you to everyone who stopped, listened, took photos, recorded videos of @BHR_Hospitals @SoundPrideChoir performance last Tuesday 8th March 2017. We had a great time entertaining. Here’s to #WorldVoiceDay coming in April 2017!

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@SoundPrideChoir warming up as part of their performance on Tuesday 8th March as staff and visitors come into Queens Hospital, Romford. Celebrating exiting #SpecialMeasures @BHR_Hospitals

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Following the celebrations last week @BHR_Hospitals, our @SoundPrideChoir #selfie has been chosen to launch the #NHSStaffSurvey this week #Proud

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@SoundPrideChoir had an amazing #choir session tonight @BHR_Hospitals with Rebecca @amisstarvocals. This new song of ours is gonna be amazing!! Am soo #Proud of what we have learnt so far. The journey is still only just beginning.

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The Sound of Pride NHS Choir: Dying Matters Week | Bedrock Radio

On Friday the 13th, Queen’s hospital was lucky enough to have The Sound of Pride NHS Choir perform live in the atrium! It was a lovely experience for all who watched and listened to the excellent members of the choir, directed by Rebecca Amissah. Three songs were performed; Angels, Raise Me Up and Abide With …

Thank you to Bedrock Radio for your technical support and this lovely article on the Sound of Pride NHS Choir at Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust (BHRUT). The day was a roaring success.

Also a big big thank you to our choir master Rebeccah Amissah, director of amisstar studios. We couldn’t have done it without you. x

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So many people are superstitious about Friday the 13th however last week on the 13th May, the Sound Pride NHS Choir made up of staff from Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust (BHRUT) had one of their best moments so far with their performance of 3 songs from a list of popular funeral songs.

Their performances of You Raise Me Up, Abide with Me and Angels went down a storm with the songs resonating with the audience allowing them to openly discuss dying. We even helped some people shed happy tears. Of course this was the aim with this performance at the end of an amazing week of the #BigConversation as part of @DyingMatters week.

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The Sound of Pride NHS choir from Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust (BHRUT) rehearsing with beautiful harmonies for their performance of Angels by Robbie Williams. The performance is for Dying Matters week which seeks to encourage the #BigConversation about death, the only certainty in life.