Singing im Yasni Exposé von Norbert Hermanns

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5. Singender Umzug durch die Uniklinik Köln auf Wieverfastelovend am 4.2.2016 Herzliche Einladung an alle Sing-Freudigen mit uns kostümiert am 4.2.2016 um 10.45 Uhr von der evangelischen Klinikkirche auf der Ebene 1 singend und tanzend durch die Uniklinik zu ziehen! Wir singen Lieder aus den verschiedensten Kulturen und natürlich die kölschen Evergreens „smile“-Emoticon 10.45 Uhr: Warm-Up in der evangelischen Klinikkirche 11-11.45 Uhr: Singender Umzug durch die Klinik, Circle-Singing im Foyer des Herzzentrums.

When Stacy Horn was 26 years old, she was divorced and miserable. She decided to join the Choral Society of Grace Church in New York. In her book Imperfect Harmony, she chronicles her 30 years with the group. Psychologist Daniel Levitin explains the brain science of group singing.

"The human voice is the organ of the soul" - so says the American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. “I don’t sing because I’m happy, I’m happy because I sing” claimed US philosopher and psychologist William James. “When I sing, I believe. I’m honest…” Frank Sinatra. The human voice is the only musical instrument just about everyone can play. Every culture in the world has singing as a part of human ritual and celebration. Rebecca Kesby looks at the act of singing itself. What’s happening physiologically and chemically to us when we sing - and why does it make us feel happy - and free. She takes lessons from Beat boxers in South Africa - and acapella choirs in Croatia - and talks to scientists, opera, and throat singers. She meets the midwives who sing before work and the miners who sing after. (Photo: A woman sings into a microphone. Credit: V von Bonin/BIPs/Getty Images)

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We offer a FREE seminar on 14th August in London, St George's Hospital, 2 - 4.45 pm with Norbert Hermanns and Sarah Weatherall on the two models Singing Hospitals and Bedside Singing. To reserve a free place as limited contact catherine@naturalvoice.net

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When you sing, musical vibrations move through you, altering your physical and emotional landscape. Group singing, for those who have done it, is the most exhilarating and transformative of all.

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How singing can help patients cope with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) - the lung condition which will soon be the world's third biggest killer.

Mr Norbert Hermanns, Music Therapist and Chairman, 'Singing Hospitals', University Hospital of Cologne This workshop explores singing as a resource for coping with cancer and a method for the expression of emotions in voice and body.

with Sonia Page, Project Musical Director

Interviews with researchers, facilitators and participants combined with group singing