The Together Chorus was commissioned by GOSH Arts to celebrate the opening of the Zayed Centre for Research into Rare Disease In Children, and the spirit of collaboration it embodies. It is inspired by Mark Titchner’s artwork for the building, which features a quote from disability activist Helen Keller, and sung by a mass amateur choir with singers of all ages from the hospital and local community. This performance was filmed on 3 July 2019.

Conductor, Naomi Hammerton

Sung by The Together Chorus, including singers from;
Camden Youth Choir
Choir Baby
GOSH and ICH Staff and Parent Choir
Kings Place Choir
UCL Music Society Chorus

Piano, Joe McGrail
Violin, Tom Pigott-Smith
Viola, Rachel Robson
Cello, Rachel Lander
Drums, Bernie Gardner

A robot puppet visited Great Ormond Street Hospital to meet patients and families following a collaboration between GOSH Arts and puppet theatre company Theatre Rites.

The Together Festival (19 - 21 September, 2019) was launched with a panel discussion chaired by Moira Sinclair, Chief Executive of the Paul Hamlyn Foundation, which explored the role of art and architecture in healthcare environments.

Presentations included Gavin Henderson, Principal Director Stanton Williams architects, and the commissioned artists Random International, Mark Titchner and Dana Al Mazrouei .

Remi Graves, one of our resident musicians at GOSH, has created this video to encourage patients and their families to get their drum on!
Learn more: https://www.gosh.nhs.uk/wards-and-departments/departments/gosh-arts/resources/get-your-drum-on

Remi Graves, one of our resident musicians at GOSH, has created this video to encourage patients and their families to get their drum on and make music using just their hands.
Learn more: https://www.gosh.nhs.uk/wards-and-departments/departments/gosh-arts/resources/get-your-drum-on

Remi Graves, one of our resident musicians at GOSH, has created this video to encourage patients and their families to get their drum on and make music using just their hands.
Learn more: https://www.gosh.nhs.uk/wards-and-departments/departments/gosh-arts/resources/get-your-drum-on

Follow the Fishes, created by illustrator Sarah Dennis and writer Joanna Bennett, was commissioned by GOSH Arts, in collaboration with Play Specialists, to prepare families for their journey to surgery at Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Please ask your Play Specialist or Play Worker for a copy of the book and accompanying resource.

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Listen to this special performance by members of Great Ormond Street Hospital Staff and Parents Choir, Kings Place Choir and Bella Cora of the song ‘Better Days', written by Naomi Hammerton and Joe McGrail for the virtual choir.

Written by Naomi Hammerton & Joe McGrail
Bass by Chester Hansen
Mixed by Stephen Jones

Video by Jordi Castan

Heather McClelland, one of our resident musicians at GOSH, has created music videos for patients and families to listen to remotely. Here she covers 'Singing in the Rain' by Arthur Freed & Nacio Herb Brown

Heather McClelland, one of our resident musicians at GOSH, has created music videos for patients and families to listen to remotely. Here she covers 'Sea of Love' by Philip Baptiste and George Khoury. (This version inspired by Cat Power).

Heather McClelland, one of our resident musicians at GOSH, has created music videos for patients and families to listen to remotely. Here she covers 'I'm in the mood for love' by Jimmy McHugh & Dorothy Fields

Heather McClelland, one of our resident musicians at GOSH, has created music videos for patients and families to listen to remotely. Here she covers 'By your side' by Sade

Heather McClelland, one of our resident musicians at GOSH, has created music videos for patients and families to listen to remotely. Here she covers 'Moon River' by Henry Mancini & Johnny Mercer

Watch GOSH Arts resident dance artist Stella demonstrate some hand dance moves for you to try.

Watch GOSH Arts resident dance artist Stella demonstrate some fun 'mirroring' dance moves for two people to try.

Oliver Hamilton shows you how you can write a piece of music using just the glasses in your kitchen.

'Jam' is a video in the Get Your Drum On tutorial series by Remi Graves, GOSH Arts resident Musician.

Sound is all around! Be inspired by Remi's melody, created solely by using found objects at home. Why not give it a go yourself? Share your creations with us @GOSH_Arts