Music Advocacy Facts

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Chorus participation appears to make members better team players in other activities in their lives (outside chorus). Choristers are significantly more likely than others to self-report being reliable, to be willing to accept criticism, and to regularly accept assignments outside their area of expertise. They are significantly less likely to say they don't get enough credit for what they do. A large majority of choral singers credit chorus experience as key to their team participation or team leadership abilities and with helping them to socialize better in other areas of their lives.

From: 2009 Impact Study - Executive Summary

Available here: ChorusAmerica.org

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