When words become softer or speech feels harder, music can speak in its own way. Across NSW, people living with Parkinson’s are finding joy, confidence and connection through singing.
Research has shown that singing can help improve voice strength, breathing and swallowing, while also boosting mood and mental agility. But perhaps the greatest benefit comes from the shared laughter and friendship that fills the room when voices come together in song.
Here are some of the wonderful Parkinson’s choirs and singing groups currently running in NSW:
When words become softer or speech feels harder, music can speak in its own way.
Across NSW, people living with Parkinson’s are finding joy, confidence and connection through song. Singing isn’t just uplifting — it’s been shown to improve voice strength, breathing, and even swallowing, while boosting mood and mental agility.
From Annandale to Mosman, Randwick, Turramurra and beyond, community choirs and singing groups welcome anyone living with Parkinson’s, their families and carers. No experience needed — just a love of music and a willingness to join in.
💜 Find Parkinson’s choirs and singing groups near you:
