My name is Clare Walker

My part of London Peckham

My earliest musical memory of London Watching Michael Crawford perform in Barnham aged 8 – I was blown away

The moment I realised I could sing  I think quite young- apparently I would serenade my mum and dad friends while they where in the bathroom.

When I am not at a Snapshot Songs rehearsal you will mostly find me Playing with my little boy.

A song that changes the way I’m feeling no matter where I am when it comes on is Personal Terms

If I could only listen to one song for the rest of my life it would have to be We have all the time in the world

A typical thing you might hear me say “Im feeling child some in my?”

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My name is Lolita Roberts

My part of London East London

My earliest musical memory of London Singing at the Royal Albert Hall

The moment I realised I could sing  At the age of 14 when I was entered in to a talent show

When I am not at a Snapshot Songs rehearsal you will mostly find me Goldsmiths University

A song that changes the way I’m feeling no matter where I am when it comes on is  I gave my self away – by William McDowell

If I could only listen to one song for the rest of my life it would have to be This woman’s worth by Maxwell

A typical thing you might hear me say “Have Faith”

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My name is Lauren Ryan

My part of London Kensington

My earliest musical memory of London Listening to my mum’s poetry in motion. I was 5 driving down to London to visit my grandparents

The moment I realised I could sing  School Assembly

When I am not at a Snapshot Songs rehearsal you will mostly find me Working in a large unfortunately corporate organisation

A song that changes the way I’m feeling no matter where I am when it comes on is Don’t dream its over – crowded house

If I could only listen to one song for the rest of my life it would have to be Willow – Joan Armatrading

A typical thing you might hear me say “Yay”

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My name is Barbara

My part of London East

My earliest musical memory of London Oliver

The moment I realised I could sing  Who said that I could

When I am not at a Snapshot Songs rehearsal you will mostly find me At home

A typical thing you might hear me say “What”

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My name is Wendy McNeilly

My part of London PeckhamSE15

My earliest musical memory of London Big ben chimes

The moment I realised I could sing  When I was a toddler and would make up tunes ‘La la’ Etc.

When I am not at a Snapshot Songs rehearsal you will mostly find me Working after children, animals, peoples houses, writing going to auditions.

A song that changes the way I’m feeling no matter where I am when it comes on is Elbow – Holy cow – Don’t know the title

If I could only listen to one song for the rest of my life it would have to be The humming chorus Madame Butterfly

A typical thing you might hear me say Look at the time

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My name is Kavina Upadhyay

My part of London Kilburn/Brent

My earliest musical memory of London Busker playing the saxophone in the tube station

The moment I realised I could sing  When plain old conversation got boring

When I am not at a Snapshot Songs rehearsal you will mostly find me At a Gig

A song that changes the way I’m feeling no matter where I am when it comes on is AVWE – EXILE

If I could only listen to one song for the rest of my life it would have to be Arthur Russell – Wild combination

A typical thing you might hear me say *Laughter*

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My name is Katy Covell

My part of London SOHO

My earliest musical memory of London A Scottish reeling concert in ?

The moment I realised I could sing When I picked up a guitar

When I am not at a Snapshot Songs rehearsal you will mostly find me Out/eating/drinking with friends

A song that changes the way I’m feeling no matter where I am when it comes on is Superstition – Stevie wonder

If I could only listen to one song for the rest of my life it would have to be Send me on my way – Rusted root

A typical thing you might hear me say Sorry im late

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My name is Nelson Ejoh

My part of London East

My earliest musical memory of London 4 Years

The moment I realised I could sing About 8 years

When I am not at a Snapshot Songs rehearsal you will mostly find me Gym

A song that changes the way I’m feeling no matter where I am when it comes on is Dance with some body

If I could only listen to one song for the rest of my life it would have to be ‘Halo’ Beyonce

A typical thing you might hear me say You are not serious

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My name is Olivia Lo

My part of London West

My earliest musical memory of London Going to musicals at a young age. Cats?

The moment I realised I could sing Since I can remember (5 years)

When I am not at a Snapshot Songs rehearsal you will mostly find me At work or with my family/Friends

A song that changes the way I’m feeling no matter where I am when it comes on is Domino – Jessie J

If I could only listen to one song for the rest of my life it would have to be Finale – Les Miserables

A typical thing you might hear me say To be fair

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My name is Martin Landau

My part of London East-Petticoat lane

My earliest musical memory of London A nightmare sang in Berkey Sq

The moment I realised I could sing 50s-60s

When I am not at a Snapshot Songs rehearsal you will mostly find me Either home rehearsing or at my singing group

A song that changes the way I’m feeling no matter where I am when it comes on is Let me sing and im happy

If I could only listen to one song for the rest of my life it would have to be What are you doing for the rest of your life

A typical thing you might hear me say Old age comes at a most inconvenient time.

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