Even though we’re still in the midst of a pandemic, some countries are slowly beginning to lift Covid restrictions to varying degrees.
When your choir is finally able to rehearse indoors once again, how can you stay safe, but ensure that you’re as inclusive as possible?
I’ve written before about the general and well-known benefits of singing in a choir: Why you should start the year singing – and then sing some more!
In this post I’d like to look at how singing together can benefit your mental health and how and why that works.
If you want to be a real success, it’s not enough to just do the job at hand. You need to deliver more than is expected.
What does that mean for singers and choir leaders?
It has been said that every setback is an opportunity in disguise. Singing together has had many setbacks during the pandemic and choirs have been affected badly.
Here’s how you can turn those obstacles into positives.