Singing is part if my life now. I started singing lessons about 15 years ago then joined a choir a few years later. I met a variety of people who loved music and I was swept along. We were all interested in learning music from around the world and the group learned acapella songs by heart so that we don’t need sheet music.
Singing calms me down, excites me, can be really irritating when it’s something I don’t like, or enthralling when it’s something new or an old song I love but had never previously learnt fully.
After being a choir member over several years I joined another choir so now I go and practice at least twice a week. Sometimes I join other groups and sing with them too.
I also try and sing when there are music nights at pubs. It has helped my confidence and calmed my nerves. Without it I don’t think I would have got involved in amateur dramatics. If there is a group in your area why not join?
Mallaband-Brown 
I love singing, and often do it throughout the day, but I could use a few (many) lessons! I think I may be tone deaf LOL
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It’s surprising but people come to choir thinking they are tone deaf but when you listen to others you can sometimes tune in with them..
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I might have to give that a try 😉 I love singing, it does make my heart lighter 😉
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There are natural voice choirs round here. I don’t know if you have the same. Try one where you don’t need to audition or read sheet music. Most choirs split into high and low and middle voices although you can also sing lin unison (all the same notes)
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Thanks so much for the advice, I might take a look into that 😉
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