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About NextGen

high standards.

NextGen Voice Collective is an audition-based ensemble for outstanding young singers aged 13 to 18 who want to be challenged, inspired and pushed to the next level.

Singers in a line at rehearsal, hands raised, singing together

Who it’s for

Ambitious performers who thrive alongside others.

Members are selected for their vocal ability, and just as much for their commitment, discipline and desire to develop as part of a unified group. If you value high standards and want to challenge yourself with like-minded singers, this is your room.

  • Vocal abilityTone, tuning and musical instinct, in any style.
  • CommitmentEvery Saturday, every term, prepared.
  • DisciplinePractising between sessions and taking notes on board.
  • Ensemble mindsetListening as hard as you sing.

Inside a rehearsal

Ninety minutes, no passengers.

Saturdays, 13:00–14:30 at Richmond & Putney Unitarian Church. Every session follows the same arc, from individual voice to full ensemble.

  1. Warm-up & technique

    Body, breath and voice. Healthy habits drilled every week.

  2. Part work

    Sections learn and secure their lines before anything is put together.

  3. Full ensemble

    Blend, balance and tuning across the whole Collective.

  4. Run & notes

    Performance-standard run-throughs with specific, actionable feedback.

The director in profile, watching the ensemble

Performance

Rehearsal is the work. The stage is the point.

Through the year the Collective performs at concerts, showcases, community events and private bookings. Each one is a chance to put the weekly detail in front of a real audience.

  • Termly showcases for family and friends
  • Concerts and festivals across London
  • Corporate, charity and private events
  • Recording and filmed content for our channels
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What singers gain

Skills that outlast any single concert.

Advanced musicianship

Part-singing, reading, listening across the ensemble and responding in real time.

Healthy technique

Sustainable vocal habits that protect young voices through growth and change.

Stage presence

Regular performance builds composure that carries into auditions, exams and solo work.

Confidence

Being trusted with a line, and delivering it, changes how singers carry themselves.

A sound no single member could make alone, from a group where every member still sounds like themselves.

The NextGen principle

Ages
13–18
Rehearsals
Saturdays
13:00–14:30
Where
Richmond & Putney Unitarian Church
Fees
£275 per 12-week term