Heart & Soul Song – Exeter – Feb to July 2026
Join me for a new monthly evening of Heart and Soul Song – where we will weave our voices together in gentle, beautiful harmony.
This is not about performing – it is a space to drop in to the experience and the power of singing together in harmony.
I will be bringing some of my favourite peace songs, spirituals, and meditation songs. These are songs to be sung as prayers, as energetic intentions for good, being sent out to each other and the world. Now more than ever we need these songs and these spaces.
All songs are taught by ear and no experience is needed.
I am really excited to be holding these monthly sessions at this beautiful space – The Hall in Exeter!
DETAILS:
Please arrive 15 mins early so we can start at 5pm sharp.
Please bring slippers or warm socks – as it will be a shoes off space. You are also welcome to bring a blanket and cushion to sit on – chairs will be available.
Tickets can also be bought on door with cash (£10 on the door) – but it’s helpful to know how many people to expect, so please feel free to email me and let me know if you are intending to come and pay cash on the night.
And concessions are also available on request. Just email me to arrange. I never want money to be a barrier to coming and singing with me!
emroblyn@gmail.com
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2026 Heart and Soul Song session dates:
Sunday, February 15th
Sunday, March 15th
Sunday, April 26th
Sunday, May 24th
Sunday, June 14th
Sunday, July 12th
Ticket Information
Location: The Hall Exeter, Stepcote Hill Exeter EX1 1BD
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Organiser
Emily Roblyn is a Canadian born singer and song leader who has been writing songs, and leading choirs and embodied singing retreats in the UK for over 20 years.
Emily grew up singing, performing and writing songs with her family and later went on to study at a specialist arts school in Toronto. She ended up singing as part of an environmental activist, theatre and music project in Europe for 3 years before settling in the UK and starting to lead community choirs and workshops.
Her belief in the power of singing to build community, connection, and healing has since led her to hold space and lead songs at funerals, baby and birth blessings, weddings, community grief spaces, protests, actions and life celebrations. Her first self-published song book, “Songs of Courage and Grace”, is on its second printing and many of her beautiful, original, harmony songs are favourites in singing communities across the UK and beyond.
Emily’s experience in and love of embodied presence, collaborative vocal improvisation (CVI), mindfulness and nature connection is at the core of her work, both as a songwriter and as a facilitator, and her warmth, enthusiasm and heart connection shines through in all her teaching.
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