Group Singing Programs for Your Community
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Golden Note Voices group singing programs provide a unique opportunity for seniors in community centers, retirement homes, and long-term care homes across Toronto, Ontario to engage in music, stimulate the mind and body, and build meaningful connections. Led by Rebecca Genge, who holds a diploma in Recreation Management in Gerontology from George Brown College and a Master of Music degree from the University of Toronto, these programs are designed to be inclusive and enjoyable, tailored perfectly for recreational settings.
What to Expect from Our Group Singing Programs
Our programs blend various elements to create a welcoming and enriching experience. It's a fusion of group voice lessons, sing-along, and choir. Here's what participants can look forward to:
Physical Warm-Up
We start the program with gentle stretches and exercises to engage the body and prepare for singing.
Mindfulness Exercises
Mindfulness exercises are incorporated to enhance focus, memory, and body awareness, providing benefits beyond singing.
Vocal Warm-Up
Vocal exercises that improve singing technique while promoting deep breathing, increasing lung capacity, and improving the coordination of articulator muscles in the face.
Songs & Harmonies
Participants will enjoy singing popular songs together with simple harmonies, experiencing the fun of choir singing without needing extensive musical training.
Holistic Benefits of Group Singing
Group singing programs offered by Golden Note Voices engage participants across various domains of wellness. These programs can be a great addition to your calendar, helping to enhance participants' overall well-being.
Physical
Singing can improve respiratory function, vocal control, and overall stamina.
Social
Group singing promotes social interaction and a sense of belonging, helping to reduce feelings of isolation.
Spiritual
For many people, music fosters a sense of unity and interconnectedness. Singing together may provide a feeling of purpose and contentment.
Intellectual
Studies have shown that singing significantly benefits older adults, particularly those with mild to moderate dementia, by enhancing memory, thinking skills, and spatial orientation.
Emotional
Using singing as an emotional outlet can reduce stress and anxiety. Research has shown that singing can alleviate depression and enhance emotional well-being in some older adults.
Connect with Us
Interested in bringing Golden Note Voices' group singing programs to your community? Reach out to us for more information about our programs and pricing.