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Welcome to the website of Wild Harmony. The site is under perpetual development!
WILD HARMONY is a small, friendly South Brent based community choir, which meets regularly to share the fun of singing together and learning songs and harmonies from around the world.
Emily Roblyn leads Wild Harmony. Emily grew up in Canada and was encouraged to harmonise and perform from an early age so that singing is so much a part of her she doesn’t ever remember being without it. She is passionate about sharing her love of people coming together to sing and the magic of harmony.
The SONGS part of the website includes words of all songs we sing or have sung with Emily and collections of some earlier Wild Harmony leaders
To find a song, click on the ‘Songs’ tab along the top, then look at the list of songs and categories.
Most songs also have an attachment in Word with the lyrics for printing out if you wish.
Where we have recorded Wild Harmony singing the song either in performance or rehearsal that is also on the webpage - click on the music attachment
Wherever possible I have acknowledged songwriters and arrangers. My apologies for any omissions or errors.
While Emily took a well earned sabbatical for Autumn 2018, Wild Harmony had the pleasure of being led by Fran André and enjoyed sharing the songs we learned with her at a 'Wild Harmony and Friends' event on 14 December, which also raised money for Integr8 UK and South Brent & District Caring.
We now look forward to Emily returning to lead Wild Harmony for the 2019 Spring Term, starting on 18 January 2019.
To see the dates for the spring and summer terms with Emily, click on the DATES menu tab.
For information about events in South Brent see: 'What's on in South Brent'
For information about events in the South Devon area see: http://hubcast.co.uk/eventpromotion/whats-on/
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Some other impending events which may be of interest to Wild Harmony devotees:
The 27th Annual Stoke Gabriel Wassail will take place on Saturday 19 January 2019. A magical evening of 'Cider, Culture & Cheer' organised by the ‘Friends of Stoke Gabriel School’ (FOSS), the Annual Wassail has become a very popular event and helps raise funds to enrich the lives of local children in school and community. Apple Wassailing is an ancient tradition performed in many villages on 'Old Twelfth Night' to bless the cider apples and orchards and encourage a good crop in the coming year. The lantern procession led by the Wassail King and Queen, Rufus Yates and Scarlett Yunnie and the apple blessing Wassail Ceremony take place around 6pm within the village community orchard with wassail songs led by Rosa Rebecka. There will be other events in the village centre from 4pm into the evening, including the Bovey Tracey Mummers Play, Morris Dancing with Black Bess Border Morris, The Wassail Singers, entertainment from Elfic the Juggler & Jester, Gypsy Jazz from Skedaddle, Storytelling with Paul Sharman, folk music; local food and drinks and licensed bar. See: Facebook.
If you would like to sing with the Wassail Singers for this event (rehearsals Sunday 6/1/2019 at 2.30pm in Totnes, Thursday 10/1/2019 at 7pm in Torquay and Sunday 13/1/2019 at 2.30pm in South Brent), please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Rosa Rebecka and the Wassail Singers can be heard live on Radio Devon on the Michael Chequer programme between 8 and 9pm on Thursday 17 January 2019.