Join a choir
There’s a choir for everyone
Singing together is a great way to give music a go, and there’s a choir for everybody.
Watch our film with The Prime Timers in Stratford Upon Avon, rehearsing for their successful attempt to become the World’s Oldest Choir in 2024. With an average age of 94, they prove you’re never too old to try something new.
Google ‘dementia choir near me’ or ‘community choir near me’, or use our resources below to find what choirs are available in your community.
Resources
Take our choir quiz
Take our fun quiz and find out which choir is right for you.
Music Can
Music Can lists more than 300 choirs in its directory. Enter your postcode to find one near you.
Singing for the Brain
Singing for the Brain is the Alzheimer’s Society network of singing groups, listed in their directory.
Real life stories
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![Two elderly women sitting side by side, one wearing sunglasses and a purple vest, the other in a blue patterned dress, both smiling while petting a small dog.]()
“If it’s one of her off days I’ll say ‘shall we put the music on?’ And we both start singing”
Brenda and Trish
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![Two elderly people sitting indoors by a window with vertical blinds and red curtains, smiling; one is wearing a polo shirt, the other a cardigan and headscarf, holding a cane.]()
“You start to sing and you feel much better…you start to wonder if you’re the same person.”
Tim and Cindy
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![Two women sitting indoors, one older and one middle-aged, near a window with floral curtains. The older woman is sitting on a red couch, wearing a dark outfit with a patterned scarf. The middle-aged woman is smiling, wearing a gray top with colorful sleeves. A bouquet of orange flowers is visible on the windowsill behind them.]()
“It can just be five minutes or even just one song, but that’ll do.”
Patricia and Clara
