Learn How To Sing: Going back to the Basics

We love Singing Nasheeds at Ilham Collective – but we want to EXPAND the offering and invite YOU to join. But maybe you can’t commit to a full semester, and maybe you’re just not sure. THIS IS YOUR CHANCE! Join the Learn How to Sing: Going back to the Basics Workshop to get basic understand, find your voice, and see what Nasheed choir singing can do FOR YOU!

Singing has seen to have physical benefits such as:

• Respiratory Health: Singing requires deep breathing, which strengthens the respiratory system and can improve lung function, particularly beneficial for conditions like asthma and COPD.
• Cardiovascular Health: Singing can be a form of aerobic exercise, improving heart health and circulation.
• Posture and Balance: Engaging core muscles during singing can lead to better posture and balance, reducing the risk of falls, especially in older adults.
• Muscle Tone: Singing tones abdominal and intercostal muscles, and the diaphragm

Singing also has a direct impact on your mental health and mood:

• Mood Enhancement: Singing releases endorphins, natural mood boosters that can alleviate stress and anxiety. 
• Cognitive Function: Improved blood flow and oxygenation from singing can enhance cognitive functions like concentration and memory. 
• Stress Reduction: Singing can lower cortisol levels, the stress hormone, promoting relaxation. 
• Social Connection: Group singing can foster a sense of community and belonging, further contributing to mental well-being. 

IF YOU’VE never joined, THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO FIND OUT IF THIS IS RIGHT FOR YOU> 

Vocal training is not just for singing. It also elevates your Quranic recitation so that you may beautify that very important part of our faith as well. Vocal training is FOR EVERYONE. It really helps you grow the muscles and vocal chords. Much like physical training, vocal training needs work and effort. True there are some natural talents, but everyone has a voice and has those same muscles – they just may have not been attended to carefully and need a bit of work to help elevate the sounds you make.