Music Advocacy Facts
Parents whose children sing in choirs are significantly more likely to report that their child has many other qualities conducive to learning and development than parents of children who don't sing, including, among others, good memory, good practice and homework habits, and high levels of creativity. Sizable majorities of members' parents credit joining a choir for achievement in these areas and more.
From: 2009 Impact Study - Executive Summary
Available here: ChorusAmerica.org
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