Thesingingsofa.eu Website Review

developed ‘THE SINGING SOFA‘. In this project the link between choral singing and the development of children and youngsters is central. Everything is approached holistically. The results of the project are freely available to everyone and contain information that is relevant to all singing children, young people and their choir leaders. pack consists of a blog full of fascinating and useful information for young choral singers and their choir leaders. All the blog posts are short, easy to understand and relate to at least one developmental aspect relevant to young singers. At the same time, specific attention is paid to voice well-being and voice awareness. Topics of various kinds end with A USEFUL TIP. You always have the option to read all the blog posts, but if you are looking for something in particular it is probably wisest to use the ‘search’ function or to choose a subject that interests you from the word cloud in the right-hand column. In this case, you will only see posts that deal with your research project was conducted among singing children, youngsters and choir leaders across the length and breadth of Europe. The results are available in full for all interest parties. If you find some of these results a bit too technical, it is probably advisable to return to the information pack, since this also includes a summary of all the most important findings of the EYSI survey. An interesting interactive GAME has also been developed. This game is most suitable for youth choirs (target age ca. 14-25 years, although the game has been tested and approved by both younger and older players) and is called ‘THE SINGING SOFA, SIT DOWN & PLAY that can be do*nloaded and printed via your computer. ‘The Singing Sofa’ is highly educational for your singers and is full of valuable choir-related information. This means that it is an excellent supplement to your normal choir rehearsals or an ideal way to organize that we feel you might like to explore. These are the sources on which we based the development of our own material or other sources that we