An intergenerational choir that builds community through song


Kita Canta is not just a choir – it’s a wellbeing community. — Kita Canta Wellbeing Community Choir

At 61, Chin Siew Mui knows what it means to carry a heavy load. The former banker, one of twelve siblings, has long been a dedicated caregiver to her mother and recently endured the loss of her father.

Yet, when she talks about her life and her newfound passion, her quiet, smiling resilience is immediately apparent in her voice and calm demeanour.

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