TC AZ is a non-profit 501 (c)(3) Charity - AZ QCO Code 22218
Our most recent newsletter was printed and mailed in May 2022.
It features our newest group, Mesa Tremble Clefs, Team TC AZ in the Parkinson's Unity Walk, & members comments on exercise and what TC means to them. Our President Don Dotts welcomes us back to in person meetings.
Our brochure was updated in September 2022. It is distributed at performances and at the Ali Center and other locations.
It is available below online and each of the four groups has a supply.
"What's New in Tremble Clefs AZ?" is an electronic newsletter send out on the 1st of each month on a professional platform, MailChimp. Each issue features different topics. Upcoming events, choir meeting details & contact information are included.
This free e-newsletter began in August of 2020 as we wanted to provide information and support to our members during the isolating Covid pandemic. It continues as one of several ways we communicate with members, their families and our supporters.
You may subscribe by clicking the button below. You can also subcribe by sending your first and last name and your email address to: TrembleDWR@gmail.com. This will reach our Newsletter editor: Donna Rosenheck. (Note: you can unsubscribe at any time.)
This clinically beneficial program provides vocal and movement exercises and generates new learning and comfortable challenges in a shared supportive environment. Most groups meet on a weekly basis.
Our Music Director, Sun Joo Lee, has a Master's in Music Therapy from Arizona State University. She has worked with our choral groups since 2008. Her energy and dedication inspires us all. Classes are also given by talented Interim Music Directors, Kiersten Jungbluth, Merri Zohar and Carolyn Perkins.
The photograph above shows Ms. Lee directing the combined West Side and North West Choral groups in concert in November 2022. The photo at the right was taken at a Zoom session on Christmas Eve, December 24, 2020.
Tremble Clefs was founded in Scottsdale Arizona in 1994. In 2018 we incorporated and were granted nonprofit status by the IRS.
Voice loss, decreased voice volume, voice with a monotone quality are common symptoms of Parkinson's disease.
Regular participation in our singing groups strengthens the vocal chords. Participation keeps members active and engaged, resulting in new-found energy.
In 2019, Tremble Clefs Arizona received a community grant from the Parkinson's Foundation. The funds of the grant are earmarked for the establishment of two new Tremble Clefs in Maricopa County.
In 2021, Tremble Clefs Arizona received a Parkinson's Community Grants Award from the Parkinson's Foundation to support the formation of a Tremble Clefs group in Mesa, Arizona.
Tremble Clefs Arizona appreciates the support we have received from the Parkinson's Foundation. We appreciate all donations.