MUSE brings the same managed, in-person music program model schools rely on into senior living communities and centers, led by real musicians and built around real people.
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MUSE Senior Program adapts our in-school enrichment model for senior living communities, adult day programs, and community centers. Sessions are led in person by a MUSE facilitator and built around participation rather than performance. Sessions run on a regular weekly schedule. Every session is planned, staffed, and run by MUSE, so there is nothing for community staff to prepare or manage.
Consistent, professionally led programming: staff do not have to plan or run sessions.
A group format that welcomes residents at any skill level, no prior experience required.
A vetted facilitator, managed by MUSE. Background-checked, musically trained, and supported by our team, not left for your staff to supervise.
Live, joyful sing-alongs built for each group, drawing on songs from residents' own generation. Music that awakens memory, lifts the room and brings everyone together.
A live facilitator leads the room through songs chosen for that group's generation and culture, drawn from an inexhaustible, age-matched catalog. Every session is bespoke. The facilitator reads the room and follows its energy. Everyone takes part at their own level: singing, humming, clapping, tapping or simply listening.
Gentle, live music played one-on-one at the bedside. Soothing comfort for residents who are resting, recovering or unable to join group activities.
The musician reads the resident's breath, face and body and adjusts in real time. Music begins near the resident's current pace, then slows gradually to guide the body toward calm. Nothing is asked of the listener. The resident simply receives.
Calming sound and music that guide the mind into deep rest. Offered as meditation classes and as peaceful, sacred music for residents in their final days.
Sustained tones, drones, slow pulse and layered frequencies are designed to guide the mind toward the restful threshold between waking and sleep. Offered two ways: a group meditation class, and vigil music for residents in transition and the families beside them.
Hands-on rhythm for everyone, with no experience needed. Energizing, connecting and fun, seated or standing.
Classical, jazz and contemporary musicians for worship services, celebrations, memorials and every event in between.
Solo, duo, trio or small ensemble, for any service, gathering or event.
Programs that go beyond the concert. Music that strengthens bodies, sharpens minds, connects generations and preserves each resident's story for the people who love them.
A MUSE team member talks with your community about your residents, your space, and the schedule that works best for your team.
A MUSE facilitator begins leading sessions on-site, on the schedule you agreed to.
No. Sessions are designed so residents can take part at whatever level they are comfortable with, including simply listening.
Sessions run on a regular weekly schedule.
A MUSE facilitator leads every session on-site, so your team does not need to plan or run anything.
Yes. Program 01 draws from an age-matched catalog suited to each group, and Program 05 covers a range of genres and faith traditions.
Schedule a conversation with our team using the button on this page, and we will follow up to learn about your community.
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Talk with our team about what a MUSE Senior Program could look like at your location.
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Private and faith-based schools have their own page, as do charter and public schools and microschools, co-ops, and homeschool groups.