The purpose of this article is to determine the benefits of singing in a group on people who have dementia, specifically through the ‘Singing for the Brain’ sessions held in North Wales during 2012–13 by the Alzheimer’s Association. Previous research of group singing in the field of music and dementia will be discussed as well as looking at how ‘Singing for the Brain’ first started in Britain. The article will then focus on the fieldwork that was undertaken, presenting conclusions, and finally dealing with and evaluating these conclusions.
Keywords
Alzheimers, dementia, music, Alzheimers Society, group singing, Singing for the Memory.
Reference
Williams, N. (2017), 'Canu i’r Cof: Effeithiau prosiect Singing for the Brain ar gof ac ansawdd bywyd pobl sydd â dementia yng ngogledd Cymru’, Gwerddon, 23, 36–57. https://doi.org/10.61257/OVIT7617