6 days left to apply for the beta choir programme


 

So I have been spreading the word about my beta choirs programme for a couple of months now and I have had some choirs sign up that I am very much looking forward to working with.

If you have been contacted by me or have seen my posts and have been sort of vaguely thinking maybe you’d like to sign up for this and get some free music and also incidentally help out this lovely lady composer who only wants to get her music out there (and maybe get published), or are wondering what the heck this is all about, I have good news for you – there are still six days left to sign up for my beta choir programme.

Yes, I know it’s Christmas, I know you are busy, but it only takes a minute!

And did I mention, FREE MUSIC!!

If you haven’t got a clue what I am talking about but would like to know more, click the red arrow below, that will take you to the page with all the information on it.

If you’d like to read the terms and conditions, click the orange arrow (don’t be put off by the legalese, you’re basically agreeing to send me a video and feedback within 6 months and not to abuse my copyright, which you lovely people wouldn’t do anyway!)

If you’re all ready to sign up, click the green arrow and it will take you to the sign-up form.

I need more info Id like to see the Ts and Cs Im ready to sign up

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