Take the Stage

03/05/2017

One of the tips we spoke about at our workshop on Sunday.

Rosemary could help the memory of students revising for exams, suggests study.

30/04/2017

At St Paul's Grammar School today having a great time with the students.

19/10/2016

Understanding the factors that impact on brain development and brain function in musicians can empower music teachers to unlock each learner’s full potential, a new study suggests.

29/01/2016

What a voice!

Perhaps the first proper introduction of the high male voice to the generic audience. Find more about high male voices at http://malesopranos.com

02/12/2015

A great resource for opera singers - or anybody who is interested in opera! http://www.opera-arias.com/

25/11/2015

GGS_DTOP_BelowTitle_336x280 GreaterGoodness You’ll Never Hear “Over The Rainbow” The Same Way Again! Posted 1 month ago by GreaterGoodness Harold Arlen and “Yip” Harburg wrote “Over The Rainbow” back in 1938 for Judy Garland to sing in “The Wizard of Oz”. What seems a fairly straight-forward song is…

21/11/2015

She can disguise her face, but she can never hide that voice.

20/11/2015

A new study has found that songs from around the world tend to share features, including a strong rhythm, that enable coordination in social situations and encourage group bonding.

01/11/2015

Four-month study finds mental performance of people with dementia improves after singing classic hits from musicals

30/10/2015

What you listen to affects your moods - learn more about how to step in and out of emotions at our workshop!

Brain imaging reveals how neural responses to different types of music really affect the emotion regulation of individuals. The study proves that especially men who process negative feelings with music react negatively to aggressive and sad music.

28/10/2015

Singing helps us to bond quickly with others.

A study with adult learners showed groups doing singing bonded faster than others. The study looked at how people attending adult education classes grew closer over seven months. The conclusion -- singing groups bonded more quickly than creative writing or craft classes.