Could you sing with an experienced voice?
Posted at 3:03 PM on July 30, 2010
by Julia Schrenkler
On The Classical Music blog, host Alison Young brings our attention to another opportunity, a second chance:
Did you sing in a high school or college choir and then watched as your singing life slipped away while you started a career, got married and raised a family?With your AARP card comes a chance to sing again. Voices of Experience is a choir for singers 55 and above, with or without experience.
Read and comment on: Experienced voices
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