Welcome to Souhegan Valley Chorus!
Today is Friday, 18 June, 2021
How to View our Spring Concert
Join Souhegan Valley Chorus for a wonderful night of some of our favorite songs. From past showcases to their April 2021 recording studio session, this concert has songs you’ve loved, and songs you can’t wait to love. With solos from Bryan Higgs, Roger Hurd, Valerie Morelli, and Jennifer Erdody, this concert will be one to remember.
Chorus members met on Zoom to rehearse and joined each other in groups of five to record their parts at TY Studios. Their recordings were then combined to create brand new renditions of a medley from “A Chorus Line”, and “Forever Music”, by Mark Hayes.
Once the video is posted, you can watch it at any time, but thanks to YouTube Premiere, on May 22nd at 7 pm, you can join in the conversation on the live chat, so you and all your friends can experience the concert together, just like the old days.
Once the video is posted, you can watch it at any time, but thanks to YouTube Premiere, on May 22nd at 7 pm, you can join in the conversation on the live chat, so you and all your friends can experience the concert together, just like the old days.
This concert is free, but we ask you to donate whatever you can so that Souhegan Valley Chorus can keep providing you and your family with great music for years to come.
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Singing in a choir could be ‘the new exercise’
“Exercise is one of the few activities in life that is indisputably good for us,” writes Daniel H. Pink in his new book, ‘When: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing.‘ “Choral singing might be the new exercise.”
“Choral singing calms the heart and boosts endorphin levels. It improves lung function. It increases pain thresholds and reduces the need for pain medication,” Pink claims, citing research published in Evolution and Human Behavior. It also seems to improve your outlook, boosting mood and self-esteem while alleviating feelings of stress and depression.
