#group singing

[thejeweloftheworld]

I just got a stark reminder of why theater kids are the best.

I went to a high school production of "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" in a town I've never visited before. It was a great show. (I didn't care for the musical but that wasn't the actors' fault.)

After the curtain call and cast/audience mingling, someone turned on Bohemian Rhapsody.

Do I even need to say more?

But I will, because:

Snoopy standing on his dog house shaking a trashcan on the first "throw it all away"

Multiple cast members screaming for Schreoder and dragging out the prop piano on "mama" followed by dramatic piano playing

Lucy and Charlie Brown scream/fight singing back and forth during the demon arguements

The crew member that decided to turn the spotlight back on and start swinging it around

The full cast hug circle near the end followed by them all "dying"

Did I mention that this was opening night?

[thatwasuzi]

Oh, we'd be alright if the wind was in our sails We'd be alright if the wind was in our sails We'd be alright if the wind was in our sails And we'll all hang on behind... And we'll ro-o-oll the old chariot along! We'll ro-o-oll the golden chariot along! We'll ro-o-oll the old chariot along! And we'll all hang on behind!

[o-the-mts]

‘A mega-mechanism for bonding’: why singing together does us good

Carols and choirs are enjoying a boom in popularity, and science is showing how they improve lives

[taniadejongam-blog]

Group Singing: The Future of Humanity | Tania de Jong

Singing gives us an opportunity to make ourselves really and truly present. No one has to be a perfect singer, or have the most beautiful voice, to be a part of a music group. When singing a song together, we become participants rather than observers of others. The blog on Group Singing was one of the famous blogs of famous motivational speaker Tania de Jong Am. To know more visit us at https://www.taniadejong.com/blog/group-singing-future-humanity/#more-2199

[taniadejongam-blog]

Group Singing: The Future of Humanity | Tania de Jong AM

Singing gives us an opportunity to make ourselves really and truly present. No one has to be a perfect singer, or have the most beautiful voice, to be a part of a music group. When singing a song together, we become participants rather than observers of others. The blog on Group Singing was one of the famous blogs of famous motivational speaker Tania de Jong Am. To know more visit us at https://www.taniadejong.com/blog/group-singing-future-humanity/#more-2199

Group Singing: The Future of Humanity | Tania de Jong AM

[reoccupied]

I was in town today, and there was a group of older men playing instruments and singing Charlie Daniels songs, and I was so moved.

[mollysmusicschool]

Studio M Updates

The Studio M Updates blog is maintained by our Program Manager, Anne. Have you ever sung in a choir? Do you remember what it felt like to join a whole group of other singers? I have distinct memories of getting chills running down my spin when we would hit a particularly powerful section of a…

Studio M Updates was originally published on Molly's Music Blog

[mythomagically-delicious]

Spontaneously breaking out into song is fun, but what’s more fun is when a whole group of people break out into song with you.