How to Learn Your Choir Songs and Make Them Stick A little bit of science, and a lot of reassurance, from All For One Choir One of the questions we hear from choir members, both new and long standing, is: “Why can’t I remember the songs as quickly as I used to?” Or perhaps: “I know it perfectly when I’m singing along with the learning track, but as soon as the track disappears, so do the words!” If that sounds familiar, please don’t worry. Learning and remembering songs

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In Britain, men have no problem singing at football matches, in pubs after a pint, or belting out “Sweet Caroline” at a wedding. Yet when it comes to joining a choir, it can feel like pulling teeth to get men through the door. And maybe part of the problem is the word itself. “Choir” can sound formal or intimidating – it brings to mind robes, hymn books, auditions, or the idea that you need to sing like Pavarotti. No wonder some blokes think, “that’s not for me...”