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The joy of singing |
20 August 2008 |
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 Pitch perfect? Tone deaf? Does it really matter?
On 24 August the UK's biggest sing-along will take place at the Olympic handover ceremonies. There will be big screens broadcasting the day's events in 25 locations across the UK - from Sing Glasgow to Sing London to Sing Ulster. The idea is to encourage people to feel that everyone can benefit from singing in a group, no matter what their ability. But why is singing said to be so good for you? And what about those who really can't hold a note in their head? Jenni is joined by the Artistic Director of ‘Sing the Nation’ Colette Hiller, and Suzi Digby, a choral director and conductor and one of the judges on the BBC’s Last Choir Standing.Voices Foundation
Sing the Nation
Last Choir Standing
Voce Chamber ChoirDisclaimer
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