Singing
Singing has physical, emotional and social benefits.
Whether you sing in a group or individually, singing classes can boost your confidence and self esteem. And it’s lots of fun!
6 ways singing classes can help benefit children’s development:
- Singing exercises help to improve children’s quality of speech and encourage good vocal technique.
- Singing enriches a child’s understanding of music and introduces them to a variety of musical styles.
- Whilst singing, you exercise your lungs, tone up your intercostal muscles, diaphragm and facial muscles, open up your sinuses and respiratory tubes, and improve your posture. A singing work out!
- Singing strengthens concentration and memory. Children can become more mentally alert.
- Singing broadens expressive communication. In performance, children are encouraged to act through the song.
- Singing brings children together and encourages a sense of community.