with Naamah Pinkerfeld

12 Monday sessions: 21 September – 14 December

‘Stay close to anything that makes you glad you are alive.’ – Hafiz

For 18 years, Naamah Pinkerfeld - Waldorf schooled in Forest Row from age 10 - has led community choirs and singing groups, mostly at Emerson College and in London. Sessions mix easily-learned harmonies: folk songs, fun arrangements, and modern singer-songwriter pieces, mostly in English but sometimes further afield - songs that connect us to ourselves and each other.

Naamah has led singing in places like St Paul's Cathedral, the British Museum and Chartres Cathedral. Her style is lively and inclusive, encouraging both a love of harmony and a deep sense of community. Her Singing Forest choirs have run since 2008. In 2010 she founded the St Ethelburga's Interfaith Choir, later renamed the Heart of the City Choir, which flourished for nine years before a break - and is now returning at Rudolf Steiner House from 21st September.

'Naamah's song leading opens the voice and the heart... It has changed my life.' — Tristram Stuart, 2025

In 2025 she also co-founded SongLab with Hannah Robson, a space for collaborative vocal improvisation.

Warm connections happen when we sing together.

For more information and to book, please email naamah.pinkerfeld@gmail.com or text/call 07811 837 381.