These guidelines published by the Wisconsin Council of Churches align with the online conversation of the National Association of Teachers of Singing this week:
“There seems to be ample evidence to suggest that singing creates a quantity of fine aerosols that can stay suspended in the air for long periods of time, move with air currents, and stay infectious for many
hours, exposing virtually everyone in a building. Our sources strongly recommend against singing indoors in public until a vaccine is widely available and widely used. For similar reasons, the use of
wind instruments should also be avoided.”Â
What are you reading, listening to, or watching that’s giving you hope right now?
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