Faith joined one of Manchester's first women's acapella groups: "Strange Company", in the 1980's and she performed with them, alongside Jules Gibb, for over 10 years.

During this time Faith started leading acapella singing workshops and she has been running her own company "Singing for Larks" since 1996. Over the years Faith has developed a reputation as an inspirational workshop leader and a talented writer and arranger for community choirs and acapella groups.

Jules Gibb has been working in close harmony with Faith for many years, in Strange Company and as co-founder/director of Manchester Community Choir. Jules is a well-loved performer, arranger and composer, and her well-known song, "Nana was a Suffragette", is performed by acapella groups all over the world. Jules currently develops vocal/arts performance projects in Museums and Galleries in the Northwest.

Katherine Watson comes from a classical and jazz background and is an accomplished instrumentalist. After working with Faith for some years, she decided to throw her considerable talents into acapella writing and performing. She is an exciting new talent in vocal jazz arranging.

Rose is a singer and choir leader based in Manchester. She realised her love of acapella singing when she joined the women's community choir Body of Sound in 2001. This inspired her to make singing the main focus of her career and she has gone on to work with a wide variety of groups, both performing and leading workshops and choirs.

Rose currently leads three community choirs (Manchester Community Choir, Golden Voices and Woodlarks), as well as co-leading a singing group for people living with dementia and their carers. She also runs one off singing workshops around the country and occasionally finds time to play her cello and ukulele!