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BreathStars

Sing your breathing better

Our weekly Asthma and Lung UK-approved classes  continue

in person or virtual, via our trusted partners

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BreathChamps CIC developed BreathStars to make singing for lung health accessible to people across Greater Manchester. Although BreathChamps has now closed, we are pleased that the BreathStars sessions continue through two independent community organisations.

Who is BreathStars for?

BreathStars is suitable for people living with a range of breathing and lung conditions. You do not need to be a confident singer – no singing ability or musical experience is required.

The sessions are designed to be welcoming and accessible, including for wheelchair users and people who use ambulatory oxygen.

You don't have to live in Trafford to attend.

You can refer yourself, or ask your GP, consultant, nurse, physiotherapist or community link worker about joining.

In-person BreathStars

The original face-to-face class continues to be delivered by Simply Singing CIC, our former partner organisation.

Every Wednesday
2.00–3.30pm
Sale Town Centre
£3.50 per class – pay as you go

For information about the in-person class, contact Simply Singing CIC at hello@simplysinging.org.uk.

Online BreathStars

Our online class is now being delivered by Swell Music CIC.

Every Tuesday
2.00–3.00pm
Online via Zoom

You sing along from home, with your microphone muted so you don't have to worry about anyone hearing you individually.

The online session operates on a donation basis, so you can contribute what you are able to afford.

For information about the online class, contact Swell Music CIC at info@swellmusic.org.uk.

What happens in a session?

Sessions may include:

  • Gentle physical warm-up designed for breathless and unsteady people

  • Body awareness and relaxation

  • Breathing exercises

  • Vocal warm-up

  • Singing exercises

  • Group singing

Singing for lung health can help people become more aware of their breathing, develop breath control and confidence, and provide the physical, social and emotional benefits that come from singing with others.

And you don't need to be a singer. Just come along and give it a go.

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