EST. 2025 | South Wales
Feeling Good Singers are a four-piece female close harmony group.
We sing pop, jazz, blues, Christmas and more to lift spirits and raise money for charity.
Pop · Acoustic · Jazz · Blues · Soul · Choral · Folk · Classical · Christmas classics
Feeling Good Singers is a female close harmony group built on a simple idea: music makes people feel good, and that feeling can do good in the world.
Our four voices bring together decades of singing and musical experience, and our repertoire reflects it. From pop and acoustic favourites to jazz, blues, classical and Christmas classics, we shape each song into rich, tightly blended harmony that draws audiences in, whether it's an intimate gathering or a larger celebration.
Every performance is about connection. We love seeing a room lift, smile and sing along, and we perform to raise money for charity, so every song helps a good cause.
Soprano One
Sherryl studied a degree in teaching and has been classically trained for two years as a top soprano. A highlight of her career was to perform in Notre-Dame cathedral to an audience of 2000 people. Her 2nd highlight is singing with The Feeling Good Singers.
Soprano Two
Emily studied BA Hons Music at Plymouth University, with a focus on Mezzo Soprano Classical Singing and Piano. She then went on to train as a Music Therapist at the University of South Wales, and is now a qualified Music Therapist with a Master's Degree in Music Therapy. Emily is super excited for her next musical adventure with The Feeling Good Singers.
Alto One
Previously, you’d have always found Row with a clarinet in her hand. Having studied for her BMus in clarinet at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, she then continued at the college to achieve an MMus in Orchestral Performance in 2017. So, singing as part of a small group is a relatively new experience and Row is loving every second already!
Alto Two
Anita has been passionate about musical theatre since the age of five, performing with the Congress Youth Theatre and a range of musical organisations across South Wales. She went on to study Drama at the University of Exeter, where she served as President of Footlights, the university’s largest musical theatre society, before completing a Master’s degree at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.
This is a sample of the songs we cover - many in our own original style with our own arrangements, and some in popular arrangements. We also play instruments, and like to weave them into our sets.
Looking for music that warms the room and supports a worthy cause? We'd love to hear from you.
We don't usually charge - a donation to our chosen charity is always welcome.
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