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“I’m able to get volume now that I never had before. And it’s just a tremendous thing to belong to this group. The people that I’ve met are so friendly. You not only get the music from it but we also get the atmosphere of belonging to a group where everyone has the same type situation. We feel like it’s one big family.”

- Tremble Clefs Member

No Audition Needed

You do not need to have singing experience in order to join. Come as you are!

Sing with Us in Person

Join us at our four locations in Encinitas, Rancho Bernardo, Fallbrook or Central San Diego.

Join Virtually On Zoom

Each of our locations offers a Zoom link to join virtually. Visit our Events page to get the link.

Drop-ins always welcome!

A Day in the Life

Each session begins with gentle movement, breathwork, and vocal warmups, followed by group singing that lifts both voices and spirits.

Members connect over familiar songs, build vocal strength, and enjoy the support of a caring community. Whether in person or online, it’s a space to strengthen communication, boost confidence, and share joy.

You visited a session and LOVED it!

Here’s what’s next:

Register for membership and be automatically added to our weekly announcements

Get access to resources, practice songs and sheet music, plus important weekly announcements.

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The Benefits of Singing for Parkinson’s Disease

"I discovered that I was part of a Parkinson’s community with similar experiences and similar questions that I’d been dealing with alone."

Michael J. Fox
Actor and Founder of the Michael J. Fox Foundation
Living with Parkinson’s
"Tremble Clefs has opened the door to companionship with other people with Parkinson's. I enjoy music and singing; and Tremble Clefs has increased my conversation capabilities overall, giving me more confidence!"

Ken

Member of Tremble Clefs
"When we sing, however, it’s like we’re doing little mini exercises for the same muscles you use to swallow, breathe and cough to make them stronger and work together."

Elizabeth Stegemoller
Associate Professor of Kinesiology, Iowa State University
"Music is always a creative process that comes from the heart. It's a feeling, a vibration, that we ride on."

Maurice White
Founder of Earth, Wind & Fire
Lived with Parkinson’s
“The Tremble Clefs has provided companionship and friendship, and also continuity of purpose. It has also given me confidence to be able to speak more.”

Member of Tremble Clefs
"Significant improvements in singing quality and voice range, coupled with the absence of decline in speaking quality support group singing as a promising intervention for persons with PD."

Journal of Music Therapy

Volume 49, Issue 3, Fall 2012, Pg. 278–302
"I was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2009. I joined Tremble Clefs in 2018. I love to sing, I love the group, and it helps my voice - what could be better than that?"

Craig
Member of Tremble Clefs
"I can still sing. I feel good...it's like all the systems in my mind and my body are working as one when I'm singing."

Neil Diamond

Singer-songwriter, musician and actor
Living with Parkinson’s
"Choral singing was perceived by people with stroke and PD to help them self-manage some of the consequences of their condition, including social isolation, low mood, and communication difficulties."

Laura Fogg-Rogers et al
National Institute of Health, National Library of Medicine
Study: Choral singing therapy following stroke or Parkinson’s disease: an exploration of participant experiences
“The singing has added many things. It helps the vocal cords but it’s fun. And having fun is not always easy with Parkinson’s.”

Member of Tremble Clefs
"After being diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2021, my wife and I joined the North County Support Group. It was there where we first heard of Tremble Clefs. At the first Tremble Clefs meeting that we attended we were overwhelmed by the love and acceptance of group members. I said "This is for me!" I'm amongst friends, brothers and sisters. Tremble Clefs has been a weekly highlight for me."

Harry
Member of Tremble Clefs

Join Us

No Audition Needed

Sing with Us in Person

Join Virtually On Zoom

Drop-ins always welcome!

A Day in the Life

You visited a session and LOVED it!

Here’s what’s next:

Register for membership and be automatically added to our weekly announcements

"I discovered that I was part of a Parkinson’s community with similar experiences and similar questions that I’d been dealing with alone."

"Tremble Clefs has opened the door to companionship with other people with Parkinson's. I enjoy music and singing; and Tremble Clefs has increased my conversation capabilities overall, giving me more confidence!"

"When we sing, however, it’s like we’re doing little mini exercises for the same muscles you use to swallow, breathe and cough to make them stronger and work together."

"Music is always a creative process that comes from the heart. It's a feeling, a vibration, that we ride on."

“The Tremble Clefs has provided companionship and friendship, and also continuity of purpose. It has also given me confidence to be able to speak more.”

"Significant improvements in singing quality and voice range, coupled with the absence of decline in speaking quality support group singing as a promising intervention for persons with PD."

"I was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2009. I joined Tremble Clefs in 2018. I love to sing, I love the group, and it helps my voice - what could be better than that?"

"I can still sing. I feel good...it's like all the systems in my mind and my body are working as one when I'm singing."

"Choral singing was perceived by people with stroke and PD to help them self-manage some of the consequences of their condition, including social isolation, low mood, and communication difficulties."

“The singing has added many things. It helps the vocal cords but it’s fun. And having fun is not always easy with Parkinson’s.”

Tremble Clefs