Let’s Get Physical: Singing and Disease-Specific Therapy
Singing has been found to be a potentially potent treatment for a wide variety of conditions, both alleviating symptoms and providing patients with a sense of positivity and community.Read more
Singing and Psychological Well-being
The power of group singing to elevate mood and forge relationships can help people weather challenges and face life’s ups and downs.Read more
On Tour with the Eric Whitacre Singers
The Eric Whitacre Singers recently made its debut U.S. tour in March, organized and presented by Distinguished Concerts International New York (DCINY.) Chorus America asked four of the Singers to provide some insight into life on the road,...Read more
Maintaining Your Voice for Optimal Lifelong Singing
Healthy vocal habits can help older adults continue to enjoy the benefits of choral singing. Erin Donahue and Wendy LeBorgne, voice pathologists from the Blaine Block Institute for Voice Analysis and Rehabilitation and the Professional Voice Center...Read more
Should Choruses Memorize Their Music?
Memorizing music can be daunting, but choruses that require it report that their singers connect better with the conductor, with the music, and ultimately with the audience. The memorization techniques that worked for them can help ease the process.Read more
