Why We Sing News Today

Dionne Warwick is an American pop and R&B singer whose soulful sound earned her widespread appeal. She is perhaps best known for her collaborations with such artists as Burt Bacharach and Barry Manilow, which yielded numerous hit songs in the 1960s and ’70s.

Choirs from across East Lancashire put on stunning performances at the second annual Lancashire Choir of the Year competition on Wednesday (November…

It was a new “first” for Belleville Monday evening in St. Matthew’s United Church when close to 300 choristers from Toronto to Kingston from eight regional choirs got together, filling the auditorium to near capacity.

It was a new “first” for Belleville Monday evening in St. Matthew’s United Church when close to 300 choristers from Toronto to Kingston from eight regional choirs got together, filling the auditorium to near capacity.

It was a new “first” for Belleville Monday evening in St. Matthew’s United Church when close to 300 choristers from Toronto to Kingston from eight regional choirs got together, filling the auditorium to near capacity.

It was a new “first” for Belleville Monday evening in St. Matthew’s United Church when close to 300 choristers from Toronto to Kingston from eight regional choirs got together, filling the auditorium to near capacity.

Why do we sing? After I took singing lessons for some years, my daughter-in-law Emma gave me a book called Why We Sing, written by a singing therapist, Julia Hollander. And so I discovered the many reasons for singing – a practice that had sadly declined during the pandemic lockdowns.

Featuring Frances Rings and Alma Moodie, Ross Edwards and Raf Bonachela, this month's magazine is a jam-packed winter warmer.

Rich fruitcake of a book guaranteed to make you want to break into song.

From April 19-23, locals gravitated towards the heart of Cambridge to immerse themselves in the love of books, ideas and collective joy.