Collaboration

Cappella Nova in association with…

Centre for Lifelong Learning

Cappella Nova’s ongoing collaborations with the Centre at the University of Strathclyde offer a blend of group-singing development opportunities for all (beginner upwards…).  As part of the Centre’s New Year 2026 Programme, we are delighted to present these opportunities: Showtime! – Musical Theatre Performance Workshop (weekly on Monday mornings), The Morning Choir (weekly on Tuesday mornings), and Health and Wellbeing through Song (weekly on Thursday mornings).

A further range of opportunities to suit all interests is already available in the New Year 2026 Term.

Bookings now open.

Alzheimer Scotland

Our monthly “We Sing Together Café”…

Cappella Nova Outreach’s monthly dementia-friendly Singalong Sessions take place monthly at Alzheimer Scotland’s Resource Centre at 81-91 Oxford Street Glasgow G5 9EP, 1.30 for 2.00-3.00pm, usually on the third Friday afternoon of the month.  The Sessions feature anything from ‘Ten Green Bottles’ to ‘Moon River’ and ‘Morningtown Ride’ to ‘Mairi’s Wedding’ – as well as call-and-response songs and rounds – so expect plenty of well-known songs that are enjoyable to sing!

The Sessions are fully inclusive and are open to anybody who simply loves singing (which may include those living with dementia and their carers), so if you would be interested in supporting and participating, or want more information, please indicate this on the Contact Form.  Forthcoming dates can be seen on this Forthcoming dementia-friendly singalong sessions are listed on the Poster.

Musica Sacra Scotland

We have established a Schola at St Columbkille’s Church, Rutherglen, 2 Kirkwood Street, Rutherglen, G73 2SL to sing every few weeks at celebrations of the 4.00pm Sunday Mass. We are now canvassing for participants for the 4.00pm Mass on Sunday 29 March 2026 – meeting an hour beforehand for rehearsal. (Although we have currently only one date in the diary, others will be added soon.)

If you are interested in participating in the Schola, or want more information, please indicate this on the Contact Form.

Royal School of Church Music

During the early months of the COVD-19 Pandemic, Rebecca Tavener shared weekly Singing Tips which have been gathered together online by the Royal School of Church Music.