It was hugely successful. Your team are extraordinary!!
— Melanie Lindenberg, Sir Moses Montefiore Jewish Home

Aged care interactive music making sessions with a focus on painting the soundcape of another time and place.

These interactive sessions focus on storytelling and introductions to the instruments and history of African culture. This very welcoming style of facilitation helps seniors ease into the interactive music making at their own pace.

Some of our most recent aged care clients include The Montefiore Home and Anglican Retirement Villages

Music has a unique ability to reach people in ways that words sometimes cannot — and nowhere is this more powerful than in aged care settings. Our interactive drumming sessions for seniors are specifically designed to be gentle, welcoming, and deeply enriching, drawing residents into a shared musical experience at their own pace.

Sessions are built around storytelling and an exploration of the history and culture behind the instruments — particularly the rich traditions of African drumming. This approach gives residents a meaningful context for the music they're making, and our experienced facilitators are expert at creating a warm, inclusive atmosphere where everyone feels comfortable participating, regardless of physical ability or prior musical experience.

The benefits of rhythmic music making for older adults are well documented — from improved mood and reduced feelings of isolation, to cognitive stimulation and the simple joy of creating something together. Residents who may be quiet or withdrawn often surprise themselves and their carers with how quickly they engage.

We have proudly worked with leading aged care providers across Sydney and Melbourne including The Montefiore Home and Anglican Retirement Villages, and we tailor every session to the specific needs and abilities of the group.

Sessions are fully managed by our team — we bring all instruments and equipment and handle everything from setup to pack down. Get in touch to discuss a program for your facility.