Submitted by: Serena C. Yeo

Singing lessons are not only for the young ones who want to find a career in the music industry. Even people of advanced age, or retirees can actually enroll in a singing class and get benefits from doing so. Many retirees are often struck by anxiety and fright on what they would do for the huge amount of time after they leave their job.

Actually, there are a lot of things for a retiree to do. After you leave work, you do not need to acquire more money or even prove your self-worth. However, this is the ripe time for you to meditate on things that matter. As you go along your life, you also have more time to spend on the things you love. For instance, you can engage in farming if that is your passion. You can volunteer in community service or scout singing schools to develop your skill in singing.

Socialize and Make new Friends

Aside from rekindling your passion in singing, singing classes also help you make new friends and socialize with other adults too. While you may feel too old attending classes, you’ll realize the fun only when you actually experience being part of the class. There are many singing schools today that offer classes especially for adults. You can communicate and socialize with same-minded people in your class and share insights and stories about music and singing.

Your singing class is a good venue not only to learn from your teacher but to learn from other students as well. You can even bond with your classmates over coffee or form a small choir group and perform together in gatherings of relatives and friends.

Find a New Hobby

Since you will have a lot of free time after your retirement, you will need new activities to replace the time you used for work. You can start a vegetable or flower garden in your home or find creative outlets for your talent to keep boredom away. For instance, you can enroll in singing lessons a few times a week. During your days off, you can do your assignments (if there are any) and practice singing on your own.

Singing is a great hobby as music has the capacity to uplift a person’s mood. Many studies have proven that singing is good way to improve a person’s mood and memory. Furthermore, learning how to sing and practicing it can even help you lessen stress and chances of memory loss.

Discover Your Potential

Maybe singing was a childhood dream you never chased because you were doubtful of your capability or became too busy at work. Now is the time for you to fulfill the dream of singing. You may never actually obtain a career in singing, but this does not mean that you should abandon that dream now that you have a lot of free time. Enrolling in singing lessons is a great way for you recondition your voice. Moreover, getting tips and insights from your teacher will not only help you learn about singing techniques but will also help you learn to take good care of your voice.

About the Author: Serena Yeo is a music instructor in Singapore who loves to share her extensive knowledge of music and the art of performing to her students and blog readers. Visit her site at

singinglessonssingapore.com

or call 8168 8251.

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