“The difference it’s made to my speaking voice has been remarkable.”
Singing for Parkinson’s - the Liberty Singers
This weekly choir sessions combines the joy of singing with the proven benefits of music therapy, designed specifically for individuals living with Parkinson’s. Tailored to support vocal strength and breath control, the sessions integrate movement and feature a diverse repertoire, including pop, folk, classical, jazz, and musical theatre, chosen based on participants' interests. The sessions are led by mezzo-soprano and neurologic music therapist Serenna Wagner.
Wesley Memorial Church
Tuesday 1.30-2.30pm
Autumn term 2026: 22.9.-1.12.2026 (note no class on the Half Term week 27th October)
Further details and enquiries: hello@mumocreative.com
What people say
“The Difference it’s made to my speaking voice has been remarkable.”
“Deeply emotional and full of joyfulness that touches my soul when I sing.”
“Liberated from my Parkinson’s for an hour and a half.”
“I had almost given up singing because my voice had changed so much after my diagnosis, but it has made a real difference and I enjoy it again.”
“I've been to a few concerts this year and it was , without doubt, the most moving. I cried through the whole performance.”
“You have done an incredible job to secure that performance out of a bunch of amateur enthusiastic singers with Parkinson’s Disease. Only a person with Parkinsons can really appreciate what you have achieved.”