Tremble Clefs

Tremble Clefs is a free program for people with Parkinson’s, their family members and care partners led by a music therapist. The goal of this group is to be a participant-led, musical experience. Through vocal exercises, singing as a group, and playing instruments, members will come together and bond over a shared joy of making music. The APDA-Greater St. Louis Chapter currently hosts a Tremble Clefs class at Salem United Methodist Church in Ladue on Saturdays from 1:30 pm to 2:45 pm and a Tremble Clefs- West County class on Thursdays from 1:30-3:00 PM at Maryville University in Walker Hall. **Tremble Clefs- Ladue is currently on summer break until August. Enjoy your time off!

Tremble Clefs- West County is holding a concert, Our Favorite Songs, on July 29 at Maryville University. All are welcome to attend;  click here for a flyer   with more info.

Visit our YouTube channel to watch the Tremble Clefs’ most recent concert, A Little Bit of Country, A Little Bit of Rock ‘n Roll, as well as recordings of previous Tremble Clefs concerts.

Tremble Clefs is sponsored by:

Voice Classes

We periodically hold voice maintenance groups for graduates of the LSVT-LOUD program, or those that want to work on their voice and speech. Call us at 636.778.3377 to learn more.