The Seekers' Judith Durham improving following stroke

The Seekers Judith Durham is continuing to make positive improvement following a stroke after her Melbourne concert last week.

Judith's manager Graham Simpson has updated fans on Judith's progress and reports that the legendary Australian singer is in good spirits and looking forward to the challenge of recovery.

Graham said, "I'm pleased to be able to let you know that after being assessed yesterday by the head of the Rehabilitation Unit at Epworth Hospital yesterday, Judith will be transferred to the Unit on Friday for further treatment.

After speaking with Judith's neurologist this morning, I can report that while Judith's everyday conversational speech is fluent, her processing of higher function speech and complex questions is impaired.

On a positive note, during one of their meetings, Judith's neurologist asked her to sing him something and, without prompting, she was able to correctly sing the first verse of "Morningtown Ride", completely in tune!

Later in the afternoon, pleased with her progress, she asked me to test her on other songs, and she was able to sing to me – without an problem – the first verses of "I'll Never Find Another You", "Come The Day" and "I Celebrate Your Life My Baby".

Judith is looking forward to the challenges of rehabilitation and is determined to continue improving. She remains buoyed by the incredible messages of support she receives on a daily basis from all around the world.

She has asked me to thank you all for your encouragement and kind thoughts, and to send you all her love."

Judith was admitted to hospital in Melbourne in Tuesday night (May 15) after suffering a brain hemorrhage. All dates for The Seekers 50th Anniversary tour have been put on hold.

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