Lynn Holland - Songwriter

A widely experienced and completely versatile singer/entertainer/song-writer.
Her training was essentially classical. Many TV appearances. A British network TV series led to appearances in Holland, Belgium, Spain and Germany. (Member Equity)
Concert and cabaret appearances in London, Europe, the Far East and Africa, as well as nightclub and theatre appearances the length and breadth of the British Isles.
Writing and recording her own songs led to releases in the U.K., Europe and Far East. (Member PRS)
Voice-overs and radio commercials, extensively produced at that time for B.B.C. Radio Essex.
She marked the thirtieth anniversary of the death of Edith Piaf with an appearance on GMTV singing the immortal ‘Non Je Ne Regrette Rien’.
Lynn formed a Dixieland band and revived a lot of good songs which had been neglected. Her endeavors took her to broadcasting for the BBC and appearances in Jazz clubs including London’s famous ‘100 Club’.

Lynn Holland has been described in 'The Stage' newspaper as
"the best white blues singer around."

Invited to visit Romania, in order to entertain those working in a new hospice construction programme, she came into contact with traumatised children who were terminally ill. Her experience guided her to use her voice and music in a new way and she explored and trained in the healing arts.
Lynn facilitates voice and sound and song-writing workshops and inspirational performance supporting others to ‘find their voice’.
Story writing and writing songs is a passion and Lynn is in the process of writing a musical theatre concept with music to inspire a vision of world peace.

Listen to clips from her musical "creation rocks"

1. The Institution
2. Child
3. Bring Back the Love

To hear more go to the musical page.