Are you ready to just sing?Please Sing Casually is a 90-minute vocal gathering for anyone who wants to explore their voice in good company — with zero pressure to perform, perfect, or be impressive.
This is a space for people who sing in showers, whisper melodies into their phones, or hum quietly to themselves while walking home. Whether you sing confidently or cautiously, there is room for your voice here.
We begin with breath and simple sound — humming, sighing, toning. From there, we ease into collective improvisation and singing a familiar pop hit. Each session closes with a group-created song that gathers what we shared, heard, and felt along the way.
You are welcome to participate with your full voice, your quiet presence, or anything in between.
Persons with speech challenges and your loved ones are welcome to participate, such as persons with aphasia, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Disease. You have to be accompanied by a caregiver if you require assistance.
What to Bring
- A water bottle to stay hydrated
- Clothes you feel comfortable moving and sounding in
- Your voice — exactly as it is
About the Facilitator
Evelyn Lee is a registered music therapist (RMT) and Founder of Prospect Music Therapy, a practice dedicated to developing and implementing music therapy programs across healthcare and community settings. Her work focuses on designing responsive, evidence-informed services in areas such as dementia care, neurorehabilitation, mental health, and end-of-life support. Evelyn has led the development of music therapy programs across a range of institutions, creating pathways for accessible, integrated music-based care.
Trained in both music and psychology, Evelyn holds a Master of Music Therapy from the University of Melbourne and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Queensland. She is also trained in Guided Imagery and Music (GIM) through the Atlantis Institute for Consciousness and Music, with a clinical interest in music-centred psychotherapy and trauma-informed practice.
