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Select article: A qualitative exploration of a community-based singing activity on the recovery process of people living with mental illness

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A qualitative exploration of a community-based singing activity on the recovery process of people living with mental illness

Martin Lagacé, Catherine Briand, Julie Desrosiers [...]

British Journal of Occupational Therapy

Select article: The Effectiveness of Individual/ Small-Group Singing Activities on Kindergartners' Use of Singing Voice and Developmental Music Aptitude

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The Effectiveness of Individual/ Small-Group Singing Activities on Kindergartners' Use of Singing Voice and Developmental Music Aptitude

Joanne Rutkowski

Journal of Research in Music Education

Select article: Choir singing as an activity to manage anxiety and temporomandibular disorders: Reports from a Brazilian sample

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Choir singing as an activity to manage anxiety and temporomandibular disorders: Reports from a Brazilian sample

Kátia A. de Souza Caetano, Isabela M. F. Ferreira, Lígia G. S. Mariotto [...]

Psychology of Music

Select article: Are the psychological benefits of choral singing unique to choirs? A comparison of six activity groups

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First published 2021-9

Are the psychological benefits of choral singing unique to choirs? A comparison of six activity groups

Adam J Lonsdale, Evelyn R Day

Psychology of Music

Select article: Singing as a health-promoting activity in elderly care: a qualitative,longitudinal study in Norway

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Singing as a health-promoting activity in elderly care: a qualitative,longitudinal study in Norway

Kari Bjerke Batt-Rawden, Kristi Stedje

Journal of Research in Nursing

Select article: The impact of rhythm complexity on brain activation during simple singing: An event-related fMRI study

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The impact of rhythm complexity on brain activation during simple singing: An event-related fMRI study

Monika Jungblut, Walter Huber, Monika Pustelniak [...]

Restorative Neurology and Neuroscience

Select article: `Singing for the Brain': reflections on the human capacity for music arising from a pilot study of group singing with Alzheimer's patients

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`Singing for the Brain': reflections on the human capacity for music arising from a pilot study of group singing with Alzheimer's patients

Nicholas Bannan, Chreanne Montgomery-Smith

Perspectives in Public Health

Select article: A Comparison of the Effects of Short-term Singing,Exercise,and Discussion Group Activities on the Emotional State and Social Connectedness of Older Australians

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A Comparison of the Effects of Short-term Singing,Exercise,and Discussion Group Activities on the Emotional State and Social Connectedness of Older Australians

Susan Maury, Nikki Rickard

Music & Science

Select article: To Sing or Not to Sing: A study on the development of `non-singers' in choral activity

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To Sing or Not to Sing: A study on the development of `non-singers' in choral activity

Helen Richards, Colin Durrant

Research Studies in Music Education

Select article: Subvocalization in singers: Laryngoscopy and surface EMG effects when imagining and listening to song and text

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First published 2021-5

Subvocalization in singers: Laryngoscopy and surface EMG effects when imagining and listening to song and text

Camila Bruder, Clemens Wöllner

Psychology of Music

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