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Resounding Voices Chorus – The Many Benefits of Music as Brain Exercise Dec 20, 2018 | By Dr. Alissa Butts (@DrAlissaButts)Comment receiving replies
I love the idea of the Resounding Voices Chorus! My mother started a senior chorus when she was in her sixties, and they all loved it! She later had dementia.....and now I do, also. I would LOVE to join a chorus, such as Resounding Voices Chorus. Hoping there are a number of groups starting...., so... How can we find one in our area? I am in eastern PA.
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@milliejae, I am happy to hear you've enjoyed the chorus groups you and your mother have joined in the past! What were some of the things about it you most enjoyed? The Giving Voice Chorus, the group Minneapolis based chorus that inspired the Rochester Resounding Voices Chorus has a webpage that lists chorus groups by state (https://givingvoicechorus.org/join-a-chorus/). That is a good place to start. You could also ask your regional dementia support services, such as an Alzheimer's Association, if they know of any available chorus groups in your area. Happy singing!