Choir Programs

When Maria hesitantly joined choir, she thought it would be just one of those experiences she crossed off her bucket list. She thought that nobody really would hear her sing because she is part of a group.  She thought that HER singing already sounds like cats being squashed, how can I even do this. At least she could be just another brick in the wall…

From the moment she stepped into the choir rehearsal, Maria felt an immediate sense of belonging. The warm smiles and encouraging words from fellow choir members made her feel at ease. As weeks passed, she began to notice remarkable changes within herself.

First and foremost, Maria’s singing skills improved.  The guidance and expertise of the choir director helped her refine her technique, expand her vocal range, and develop a more nuanced understanding of musical expression. Through regular rehearsals and performances, Sarah gained confidence in her abilities, growing more comfortable with sharing her voice and embracing her unique sound.

However, the benefits extended far beyond vocal development. The choir became a close-knit community where friendships bloomed. Maria found solace and support in the camaraderie of her fellow singers, who quickly became her second family. Together, they celebrated personal milestones, offered a shoulder to lean on during difficult times, and shared countless moments of joy and laughter.

The choir also provided opportunities for personal growth and self-discovery. Sarah learned valuable lessons in teamwork, discipline, and perseverance as they worked tirelessly to achieve harmonious performances. She discovered the transformative power of music, witnessing its ability to heal, uplift, and connect people from all walks of life.

As time went on, Maria’s involvement in the choir opened doors to exciting experiences. From local events to charity concerts, concerts, each performance brought with it a renewed sense of pride and accomplishment. She had not only found her voice but also discovered a supportive community, personal growth, and unforgettable experiences.

I hear these stories all the time. Well, Maria has been singing in choirs for over 50 years. The choir had become an integral part of her life, providing a sanctuary of music, friendship, and endless possibilities. Not only that, she has her friends singing in the choir and they are far from being just another face in the crowd. They are the warm and happy faces that her audiences come and hear and wait to be inspired.

Everyone can sing and learn how to sing. It’s more fun to do it in a choir.

We’ve discovered a way to make Choir more social and engaging so members can find their voice and connect with the community. However, the side effects of choir include lower blood pressure, making friends, and having a lot of laughs. This product has not been verified by Alberta Health.