Sentence examples for benefit singing from inspiring English sources

On February 8 , 2010 Peters was one of the many to honor Angela Lansbury at the annual Drama League of New York benefit, singing "Not While I'm Around".

The Emmy-, Grandy- and Tony-winning singer-actress is featured on the new benefit album, "Singing You Home: Children's Songs for Family Reunification".

One may therefore conclude that the patients failed to benefit from singing because they were lacking pitch accuracy.

"One idea is using 'singing leaders' – secondary school pupils who visit primary schools to demonstrate the benefits of singing".

There's a growing body of scientific evidence that points to the physical and psychological benefits of singing in a choir.

In August 2012, the CMC partnered with the University of California, San Francisco, to research and document benefits of singing in community choir, starting with 12 different community choirs.

Conclusions regarding benefits from singing for speech production are therefore questionable in light of these data.

This means that patients with good pitch accuracy did not benefit more from singing, whereas patients with poor pitch accuracy did not benefit less from singing.

In addition to the D.I.V.A. Foundation's mission rid the stigma of testing, the actress-singer is also celebrating the 25th anniversary of her annual DIVAS Simply Singing benefit concert with two special events taking place in Philadelphia in August and in Los Angeles in October.

(In December, 2010, Dion made a surprise appearance at a benefit for the Denver Art Museum, singing "Because You Loved Me" to Nancy and Phil Anschutz, the evening's honorees).

I feel that a contestant can benefit from not just singing cover songs every week but by actually attempting to create a song of their own (which wouldn't make bad television either) and they won't need to rely on an expert group of writers to create their music since they'd already have acquired some skill to do it themselves by the time they win the show.