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The human moment
A choir relies on more than voices: someone organises rehearsals, another explains the programme and another helps create the public performance. Dhawal Laheri's Tap Tap Go vision could help these contributions become easier to recognise through a public group introduction and optional individual profiles. The connection begins with a collective experience while leaving space for each person's wider work.
The possibility worth exploring
The possibility is a more legible creative community. A group profile could identify public performances and the appropriate enquiry route, while an individual shares only the material and context they choose. Participation should not depend on building a public professional presence. The useful distinction is between joining the shared musical activity and exploring a separate creative or organisational relationship that may grow from it.
Imagine this community scene
Imagine a choir member designing a clear programme for a public concert. Another organiser notices the work and asks about their design practice. A profile provides a considered introduction, allowing a later project conversation without redefining the person's voluntary role in the choir.
Make it practical.
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