Discipline:
Researcher
Music Practitioner
Music/arts organization
Educator
Organization/Affiliation (no abbreviation):
Warwick - A Singing Town
Location:
Warwick
CV34 6PP
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Short biography and a description of your interest(s) in music and health:
Jeremy Dibb gained his BMus at Manchester University and studied trumpet and composition as a post-graduate student at the Royal College of Music.
He worked in music education for 35 years; most recently as Director of Warwickshire Music, the music service for Warwickshire County Council.
He completed an MA by research at Warwick University and is the author of Get The Singing Habit a practical guide to the use of singing to support music education for children aged 4-11. Jeremy is Research and Delivery lead for Warwick - A Singing Town.
He worked in music education for 35 years; most recently as Director of Warwickshire Music, the music service for Warwickshire County Council.
He completed an MA by research at Warwick University and is the author of Get The Singing Habit a practical guide to the use of singing to support music education for children aged 4-11. Jeremy is Research and Delivery lead for Warwick - A Singing Town.
Collaboration Interests:
Warwick - A Singing Town aims:
1. To celebrate the joy of singing.
2. For singing to be part of the artistic and cultural post-pandemic renewal in Warwick.
3. For all residents to have access to high-quality singing and choral opportunities.
4. For on-going, high-quality singing and choral opportunities to be part of every school pupil’s entitlement.
5. For the therapeutic benefits of singing to be better understood, and promoted for our residents.
1. To celebrate the joy of singing.
2. For singing to be part of the artistic and cultural post-pandemic renewal in Warwick.
3. For all residents to have access to high-quality singing and choral opportunities.
4. For on-going, high-quality singing and choral opportunities to be part of every school pupil’s entitlement.
5. For the therapeutic benefits of singing to be better understood, and promoted for our residents.
Keywords:
Singing and well-being