Music has the power to soothe the mind, promote brain health and bring people closer together. Singing, listening to music or making music all promote health.

Yes, you! Maybe you think singing is for somebody else and that no one wants to hear you sing, but the Bible says otherwise.

Jude York tells PEOPLE how he was singing "Slipping Through My Fingers" — one of his all-time favorite ABBA songs — when his mom decided to chime in.

For people with neurocognitive disorders — who frequently struggle with verbal communication — music and singing offered alternative ways to express themselves.

While aging can be a life period characterized by vitality, happiness, and well-being, it is all too often also accompanied by a gradual decline in cognitive functions, which can cause significant ...

“Singing is so uplifting for older adults, especially those who live alone, and we are thrilled to be back in Arlington with both our in-person and online programs,” said Joshua Vickery, ...