Why singing in a choir is so good for you

Performing offers many emotional, physical and social benefits, say local choristers

Bethan Greaves, director of Katterwall, conducts Kassia Women's Choir.

Creative self-expression is an innate desire and a reason why performing arts are an important part of a well-rounded education. In the case of choir practice, there are also physical benefits.

Jane Engelmann, head of performing arts at The Peak School, grew up in a musical family. "It was a noisy household. I was in the church choir, the school choir, the school orchestra, drama group. Any chance to get on stage, I'd be there."

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