Singers interested in tapping into the healing power of their voices are invited to attend two free workshops at Indian Hill Music School, 36 King St. in Littleton, on the weekend of Oct. 13 and 14 led by Threshold Choir creator and inspiring song leader Kate Munger of California. Munger says that, "Threshold Choirs honor the ancient tradition of singing at the bedsides of people who are struggling; some with living, some with dying. In 2007, with Munger's help, Indian Hill Music started its own healing chorus -- now called the Threshold Singers -- to fulfill its mission of musical philanthropy. The community Music School is bringing Munger back to the area for the 5th annual New England regional gathering of Threshold Choirs and to encourage vocalists new to this type of singing to get involved. Those who can carry a tune and who are inspired by this unique program are invited to attend.
On Saturday, Oct. 13, Munger will lead a workshop from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for those interested in learning more about bedside singing. Sunday's workshop on Oct. 14 from noon to 5 p.m. is for those already singing in a Threshold Choir or similar group. While there is no charge for the workshops, a free will donation is encouraged. Housing options may be available for out-of-town singers. For more information, please contact coordinator Suzanne Buell at 831-206-4260.
The Threshold Singers at Indian Hill Music was the first of its kind in the Boston area, and is now one of more
The Threshold Singers at Indian Hill Music is led by music director Charlotte Russell, and administrative coordinator Suzanne Buell, both Indian Hill Music School faculty members. Learn more at www.indianhillmusic.org or 978-486-9524 ext.114.









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