Singing in a choir has been shown to reduce stress, improve mood, and boost the immune system and
can help you develop better communication skills, work well with others, and build a sense of community.
Singing can help you gain confidence in your singing ability and your overall performance.
Singing can help improve our memory and cognitive function, especially as we age.
Singing in a choir…
The opportunity to learn: singing in a choir gives us the chance to learn new music and improve our vocal skills.
The joy of making music: one of the most rewarding aspects of choral signing is the opportunity to create beautiful music with others.
The opportunity to perform: choirs often have the opportunity to perform in front of an audience, which can be a thrilling experience.
External links
- Choir singing improves health, happiness (University of Oxford)
- Choral singing and psychological wellbeing (International Symposium on Performance Science)
- 5 benefits of singing in a choir
- Choral singing and personal well-being
- Benefits arising from participation in group singing
- Emotional and Physical Benefits of Choral Singing