Training Programme: SING! Berlin
Learn what children's choir work is all about!
Over the course of three days, vocal coaches, choir directors, primary school teachers, early years educators, and other interested participants can explore and try out methods and exercises designed to make children’s choir work at primary schools lively, motivating, and musically inspiring.
The programme covers the fundamentals of building a children’s choir, developing a suitable repertoire, and fostering vocal development. Participants will discover how to engage children with varying musical backgrounds in joyful and inclusive singing, while nurturing each child’s individual potential.
During the training, participants will also gain insight into the SING! education programme run by the Rundfunkchor Berlin. Each session has a practical focus and a specific theme, and the individual workshops are self-contained – allowing participants to attend them independently.
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Training Details
- Duration: 3 days
- Fee: €100
- Venue: A primary school in Berlin and the Landesmusikakademie Berlin
- Certification: Recognised professional development course
- The training courses are aimed at vocal teachers, choir directors, primary school teachers, early childhood educators, and anyone interested
Next event
Focus: Breath – Voice – Body
September 18-30, 2026
Interested in taking part?
Send us an email at sing@rundfunkchor-berlin.de.
»I would definitely recommend the training course – the lecturers are fantastic and highly competent, responding to the needs of all participants.« – Participant, June 2021
»Very instructive, practice-oriented, pleasant atmosphere, well structured and expertly led.« – Participant, 2021
With SING! Lecturer Carola Rühle-Keil
Carola Rühle-Keil, a qualified choir conductor, teaches children’s and youth choir direction as well as vocal development for young singers at the Dresden Academy of Music. She serves as Artistic Director of the Children’s Choir of the Dresden State Operetta and, since 2018, has been a choir teacher and music education director for SING!.
