Singing for Justice portrays Faith Petric’s century of folk music and social movements. Singing for Justice reveals the story of Faith Petric (1915-2013), a political radical, musician, mother ...
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Church hymns and social beers: The science behind singing togetherIt was 2009. John Farnham walked on stage at the disaster relief concert for the most devastating bushfires in Australian history. He belted out You're The Voice to 36,000 people at the Sydney ...
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The Castellows Are Georgia-Born Sisters Singing About Their Family, Faith, And Southern RootsThe Castellows are three sisters—Eleanor, Lily, and Powell Balkcom—who started sharing their music on Instagram just a couple ...
The CDC initially cautioned against resuming choirs after a recent report found that one choir practice led to 53 COVID-19 infections and two deaths Julie Mazziotta is the Senior Sports Editor at ...
The Rev. Steve Davis tells us how music has been a part of his life from the beginning and shares some of his favorite songs.
Physiologically, research shows group singing can increase the hormone oxytocin which helps us bond with people and feel good. It can decrease cortisol levels to positively modulate our immune system.
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