s someone who has brought thousands of people together to sing over the past decade, I am convinced of the powerful effects of communal singing. For me, it’s a simple equation. We know that singing, in itself, is good for us, with a multitude of associated health benefits, such as improving posture, oxygenating the blood, and reducing cortisol. We also know that humans, as a social species, need to connect and feel part of something bigger
