What can families listen to on this page?
Families can listen to selected Signature Voices recordings that show calm, reflective singing suitable for funerals, memorials, and celebration of life services.
Listen
These examples offer a sense of the tone, sensitivity, and musical style that Signature Voices brings to funeral and memorial services. They are intended as a small, curated introduction rather than a full catalogue of recordings.
Listening Questions
Direct answers for families using the examples to choose live funeral or memorial music.
Families can listen to selected Signature Voices recordings that show calm, reflective singing suitable for funerals, memorials, and celebration of life services.
The recordings are a curated introduction, not a full repertoire list, and additional songs or performance options can be discussed during the enquiry.
Families can request songs that are not listed, and Signature Voices will advise whether the piece is suitable for live performance, the venue, and the available vocalist.
The examples can help families compare tone, style, and vocal approach before shortlisting songs for an entrance, reflection, committal, or closing moment.
Featured Examples
Homepage sample
A gentle contemporary interpretation that can suit reflective or personal moments within a memorial or celebration of life service.
Performed by Liuba, with guitar by Rhys Wilson.
Liuba sample recording
A familiar and reverent choice that can work especially well in church settings and services where a hymn-like sense of comfort is important.
A sample recording of Liuba performing Psalm 23.
Rhys sample recording
A reflective hymn that shows the quieter tone Rhys can bring to male solo singing for funerals and memorial services.
A sample recording of Rhys Wilson performing Abide With Me.
Video Example
A video example that gives a sense of Liuba’s control, poise, and expressive musical presence.
Video performance of Liuba singing "One Thought Away".
Choosing Music
Some services are best supported by hymns, some by a reflective song, and some by a more personal piece that carries particular memories. What matters most is how the music fits the tone of the ceremony and the moments within it.
It can help to think in terms of entrance, reflection, and farewell, then consider what style feels right for each point. Our funeral songs guide, repertoire, and guide to choosing funeral music can all help with that process. If it would also help to understand the practical side, you can read how booking works.
Contact
If you would like to talk through what may be suitable for the ceremony, you are very welcome to get in touch.