Perfection-Free Singing is Medicine
Perfection-Free Community Singing is a robust, multi-generational free (donations accepted) song circle that has been happening weekly for 7 years. Perfection-Free Community Singing happens most Saturday Mornings in Uptown Minneapolis
“Then the singing enveloped me. It was furry and resonant, coming from everyone's very heart. There was no sense of performance or judgment, only that the music was breath and food.” ― Anne Lamott, Traveling Mercies
TIMOTHY FRANTZICH - is your pirate gospel brother, and a songwriter with a voice of gold dust, cedar smoke and the darker edge of paradise. -Timothy Young, TwoBootsPoetry
Perfection-Free Circle Singing
Our favorite Saturday morning event!
*Most Saturdays we sing in Minneapolis, Minnesota
10am,
2344 Nicollet Ave S.
(there's easy parking in the north lot)
walk up the front stairs.
For everybody!
(we sing in the entry of City of Lakes Waldorf School)
*To make sure we are singing, go to our facebook page
"perfection-free community singing with brother timothy"
last minute details are posted there
Our favorite Saturday morning event!
*Most Saturdays we sing in Minneapolis, Minnesota
10am,
2344 Nicollet Ave S.
(there's easy parking in the north lot)
walk up the front stairs.
For everybody!
(we sing in the entry of City of Lakes Waldorf School)
*To make sure we are singing, go to our facebook page
"perfection-free community singing with brother timothy"
last minute details are posted there
other cool upcoming
Community Singing
dates in 2026...
April 18th, 9am-3pm
For All Creation... Timothy will be leading song between wonderful teachers including the wild and wonderful Matthew Fox, Hennepin Avenue United Methodist Church, 511 Groveland Ave, Minneapolis
Noon, Sunday, April 19th
St Paul Art Crawl
outdoors (hopefully)
meet at 308 Prince Street, St Paul..
special song circle with drummers
May 20-27
Great Mother Conference in Maine
six mornings straight of singing... to start our rich days
https://www.greatmotherconference.org/
"Tim's style of song leading. From the invitation to enter a "perfection-free" space of adding sound and voice together, to the freedom of breaking off into whatever part resonates most with one's voice (or the practice of listening, as he says, is part of singing), we were invited into a large, wide, welcome tent of song." -Luke Stevens-Royer UU Rochester
contact Timothy at email: [email protected]

