Pub choir singing in Schwerin: fun and singing on October 9th!

Pub choir singing in Schwerin: fun and singing on October 9th!

A very special event is coming up in Schwerin: the pub choir singing organized by the “Brot.Lose.Kunst” association brings sociable music lovers together. On Thursday, October 9th, it starts again at 7 p.m. in the “Komplex” at Pfaffenstrasse 4. The doors open half an hour in advance so everyone has the opportunity to secure a spot. Admission is free, although a donation would be welcome to support the event.

Amateurs are absolutely welcome to share the joy of singing, without the pressure of regular choir rehearsals. No knowledge of music is required, as the charismatic “lead singer” Henriette is in charge, supported by talented musicians. The songs that will be sung will be a colorful mix of popular songs and there will also be room for wishes from a special wish jar. Every meeting promises a new musical experience and leaves no vocal potential unused.

A communal experience for everyone

The event has already received a lot of positive feedback. Christian Pieper is optimistic and hopes that many interested people will find their way to the “complex”. The concept, which does not require fixed groups and evenings that build on one another, enables particularly spontaneous and informal singing, which attracts and delights the participants.

But pub choir singing is not the only offering for social singing in Germany. einfachsingen.org offers a great overview of numerous dates for singing together, which are continually updated. From weekend workshops to open choir singing - the variety is great and there is something on offer for both beginners and experienced singers.

Singing as a healing art

The positive effect of singing on well-being has been scientifically proven. A 2021 study by the German Music Information Center shows that over five million people in Germany sing in choirs. ,br-klasseik.de reports on the therapeutic power of singing, which not only increases oxytocin levels, but also creates a feeling of togetherness and joy. For example, the “Glückschor” choir was founded to respond to crisis situations through singing.

Senior choirs are increasingly in demand, especially in an aging society, as many older people also feel comfortable in these formats and can contribute their voices. Like the Ernst Busch Choir in Berlin, which consists of many members over 70 years old who perform old workers' and peace songs. Numerous choirs all over Germany, including Germany's only prison choir in the JVA Bayreuth, regularly perform and show how powerful singing together can be.

Regular participation, be it in a pub choir or in another choir, not only offers a pleasant balance to everyday life, but also enriches people's lives immensely. If you don't want to miss this, you should go to olive oil on October 9th...