64% Of Children Who Currently Sing In A Chorus Get Mostly A's In School.
Frederick Children’s Chorus is a non-audition, all-inclusive children’s chorus that creates an inclusive and supportive environment where children of all backgrounds and abilities can come together to enjoy the joy of singing and music.
Harmonizing Lives:
The Transformative Benefits of Singing
Children who sing in choruses typically develop strong social skills. They learn to work as a team, communicate effectively, and build meaningful friendships with their fellow chorus members. This can positively impact their interpersonal relationships and overall social development.
Choral programs often expose children to a wide range of musical styles and cultures. This exposure can increase their cultural awareness and appreciation for diversity.
Singing has been shown to reduce stress and anxiety levels. Children who participate in choruses often experience the emotional and psychological benefits of music, helping them cope with stress and improve their overall well-being.
Singing in a chorus can boost a child's self-confidence and self-esteem. It provides them with a sense of accomplishment and allows them to showcase their talents in front of an audience, which can be empowering.
