A new community choir in the High Peak is launching next week.
High Peak Singers will rehearse at Hayfield Village Hall on Monday evenings from 7pm to 8.30pm, starting from 9 May.
Led by award-winning conductor Hannah Brine (pictured), who has recently moved to New Mills, the choir is for anyone who loves to sing.
You don't need to have any experience, just enthusiasm.
Hannah has founded similar choirs in London and Leicester and her choirs have performed at events including the BBC Proms, Royal Variety Show and Olivier Awards.
Hannah said: "We will be singing a wide range of repertoire so there will be something for everyone.
"I am a trained singing teacher so even those who think their voices are best kept to the privacy of their own showers will be surprised at how fantastic they can sound with a bit of coaching."
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