In the final article of this series, Boogie Mites’ Sue Newman talks about how to bring communities together through music

 

Music is a wonderful way to help us celebrate Christmas together in our family, nursery and community groups. And as we know at Boogie Mites, when people get together, the joy is multiplied when we start singing and dancing. Smiles break out, people are more animated, and suddenly there is a lot more human connection.

We use music and dance at all sorts of social functions and celebrations including church, weddings, parties and football matches, and there is actually a very good reason for this. Music-making together has been proven to create important social bonds and encourages positive emotions in those who take part.

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