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Create A Party Piece
Most people arrive convinced they can't sing.
By the end, most people don't want to stop.
"Let's get this party started..."
What if you chose an activity people were still bringing up months after the event?
Party Piece is the original Crowd Choir experience. In 60-90 minutes, your group learns a song together from scratch, in harmony - nothing rehearsed in advance.
By the end, there's always a moment of:
"Wait, was that actually us?"
And they don't want it to end.
The group discovers what they're capable of, and "singing from the same lyric sheet" becomes more than a metaphor.
"We can work it out"
Best for team offsites, celebrations, and events that call for something a bit different - including ones marking the end of the year.
We'll need a room (or space) where the group can see a screen - that's how everyone follows the words and finds their part.
Party Piece impacts best at scale - think 50 people and up, whether that's one team, a whole floor, or a full conference hall.
Fewer than 50, and looking for something more reflective than a big-room moment? Ask about a smaller-group format.
Beyond that, we'll work it out together: hall, marquee, conference centre, wherever your people are.
What happens in the room?
There WILL be hesitation. Sometimes total resistance. Almost always... curiosity.
Gentle invitation first. Permission to make some noise, badly if needed.
Sound starts filling the room. Bodies vibrate. People stop watching themselves so closely.
Soon enough, people care less about how they sound and more about being in it - grinning when they hear the harmony building.
There's chitter-chatter. A moment of shared excitement moves through the group.
The exhilaration comes from creating something that didn't exist before - and in a way no-one imagined while eating their cornflakes that morning.
"Don't Stop Me Now... I'm having such a good time."
collective effervescence / describes the electric sense of energy, unity and shared emotion that people feel when gathering for a common purpose.
(Concept coined by French Sociologist, Émile Durkheim)
This isn't the only way we bring a room together. For something built for the conference stage, check out Charge Up Your Conference - or our Christmas page, if it's that time of year.
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