From All the Music blog catalogue: "[Chris's] blog is an example of how music blogs are supposed to be: made with love and with a lot of passion for music. His blog is funny, informative and personal ... Want to learn more or improve your singing ability, while having fun? Check out Chris's blog out and learn from a pro!"

Chris started a blog in December 2006 called From the Front of the Choir which can be found at blog.chrisrowbury.com

Thoughts and views from a freelance community choir leader in the UK updated every Sunday. Not your typical choirs mind, but those run on "Natural Voice" principles and encompassing unaccompanied harmony songs from across the globe. Also, the emphasis is on FUN rather than standing in rows and enunciating perfectly!

Recently Chris has written a series of seven posts on: Songs and copyright, and a series of four posts on Finding an audience for your concerts. Before that, a series of of four posts on How to get more men singing, before that a series of six posts on Getting the best out of your choir, and before that a short series on Preparing to sing, looking at warm ups for choirs. An earlier series of 10 posts was on How to start your own community choir.

Other popular posts include:

My musical tastes – I may not know much about music, but I know what I like!

Don't stress about things you can't control

But I can't sing that high!

Music notation – do singers need it?

Singing across the age divide

Why people think they can't sing

Singing competitions are for losers

Why I don't like a cappella

We are not here to serve the music