Recorded & Live Performances

The words for this song were written by choir member, Janet Crawford, and the music was written by Janet Crawford, another member of the choir, Shirley Young & our Co-Music Director, Kim Edgar.

Film by Louise Mather

Audio produced by Mattie Foulds

This video is dedicated to the memory our choir member, John Greenhalgh.

We filmed this music video in Callendar Park, Falkirk. 

This is the third and final of our Creative Scotland funded videos as part of our “Reaching Out” project.

 

Enough is Enough is a song calling for action on climate change written by Karine Polwart, Marcus Britton, Oli Furness and Heather Macleod. It’s part of a project led by Oi Musica.

We performed this song at the Peace Pole in Helix Park in October 2021 as part of a pilgrimage to COP26 in Glasgow. Unfortunately, the weather was so bad that day that filming wasn’t possible – but we’ve recreated our performance in less wet (but just as windy!) conditions recently, and we hope you enjoy it!

This is the second of our Creative Scotland funded videos as part of our “Reaching Out” project.

 

As part of a project with Love Singing, we worked with filmmaker Louise Mather on a music video for the song, “A New Day”. Choir members collaborated with songwriter Hannah Fredsgaard-Jones to develop the lyrical ideas; Hannah also wrote the beautiful music for this piece.

The music video was shared online as part of Love Singing’s launch event on Friday 10th December 2021. This song, and four others, are now available to be used freely by other choirs, and there are a host of resources to help you learn the songs. You can find out more information and access the learning resources by visiting www.sing.lovemusic.org.uk

This is the first of three videos funded by Creative Scotland as part of our “Reaching Out” project.

 

We have been working with Camelon Arts and filmmaker, Jassy Earl on a music video for the song, “Singing Helps Me Breathe“. Choir members wrote the lyrics for to represent our varied experiences of lockdown, and music was written by Music Director, Kim Edgar.

The music video was shared as part of Camelon’s Winter Festival Weekend on Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th December 2020, on a truck driving around Falkirk. You can find out more information by visiting www.camelonarts.co.uk