Approximately, 80% or more of those living with Parkinson’s will experience some form of voice issues, the most common of these being a decrease in vocal volume and inadequate breath support. Singing with a group specifically designed for those living with PD can address those targeted areas and improve the voice.
Tremble Clefs
In-person
This clinically beneficial program provides vocal and movement exercises and generates new learning and comfortable challenges in a shared supportive environment. Group meets on a weekly basis.
Tremble Clefs is taking place in-person in St. Charles.
St. John United Church of Christ (Fellowship Hall)
405 S 5th St.
St. Charles, MO 63301
Every Friday 1:00 to 2:30 pm. (NOTE: Tremble Clefs will be on a short break over the Summer and will start again on August 16, 2024)
Click here to register.
Below are videos to help you exercise your voice at home.
Tremble Clefs 5 Minute Vocal Bootcamp
In anticipation of returning Tremble Clefs to in-person, we have created a series of 5 minute videos to get your voice ready.
Sing at home with Tremble Clefs! Videos for voice warm-ups and exercises.
The Tremble Clefs of Greater St. Louis’ mission:
- To address the vocal and respiratory issues that come as a result of Parkinson’s (for example: a decrease in vocal volume, inefficient breath support, loss of vocal color-monotone voice)
- To improve posture, balance, and mobility through movement to music
- Offer its members an enjoyable and supportive social outlet
- Promote PD awareness through singing
Voice Classes
We periodically hold voice maintenance groups for graduates of the LSVT-LOUD program, or those that want to work on their voice and speech. Call us at 636.778.3377 to learn more.