12/08/2026
Music Builds Communities – “Singing for Fun” August 19, 2026 “Songs with Girls’ Names”
Do you enjoy singing but feel you’re “not very good”? That’s exactly who Singing for Fun is for. The clue is in the name — it’s all about enjoyment, not perfection
The title of “songs which include girls’ names” may not seem interesting, but the selection has resulted in a mix of rock and pop, with a showtune, a children's song and a football anthem. The songs were recorded by Buddy Holly, Eric Clapton, John Denver, Kenny Rogers, Little Richard, Louis Armstrong, Mandy Miller, Neil Diamond, Rod Stewart, Everly Brothers, Simon & Garfunkel, Beatles, CCR, Dexy's Midnight Runners, Edison Lighthouse, and the Rolling Stones.
🎶 What makes Singing for Fun different?
It’s a singalong, not a choir
• No auditions — come simply because you like singing.
• No voice parts — no need to know whether you’re an alto, tenor, or anything else.
• No reading of music needed — lyrics are projected on a large screen.
• No rehearsals — we sing the songs on the night; if it goes wrong, that’s part of the fun.
• No regular commitment — come when you can, for the songs you love.
• No up front cost — just a small voluntary donation on the evenings you attend.
You’ll be singing alongside others — something proven to be good for your wellbeing — accompanied by our friendly group of acoustic guitarists.
🎤 Join us in Exning on August 19 at 8pm in Exning Community Church Hall
You can see the song list at: http://www.musicbuildscommunities.org/evening_fun_singing.html
That page also explains what the evenings are like and why group singing is so good for your health.
📍 Event details
• Venue: Exning Community Church Hall (CB8 7HF)
• Time: 8:00 pm (about 90 minutes, including a refreshment break)
• Donation: £2.50 voluntary contribution at the door
• Booking: Not required — just turn up and sing!
❓ Questions?
Call John on 07968 912046 or email [email protected]
⭐ Can’t make August 19th?
Join us on September 16 when we’ll be singing a selection of “Songs of the 1960s by British artists” with another great mix of artists and music, together with 4 of the traditional songs from “The Last Night of the Proms”