LIVE MUSIC AND MEANINGFUL CONNECTION

Live music,
shaped around you.

Sound of Care connects people receiving care, families, care communities, and organizations looking for music and creative experiences with musicians, performers and creative experience hosts. Tell us what you have in mind; we’ll discuss the format, availability, and quote.

For care communities

Bring an experience to your community

Community sing-along

A group visit with optional singing, agreed requests and room to listen quietly.

See an example visit

For senior or young-adult care communities, shaped around the people in the room—not assumptions about age or repertoire.

Illustrative 45-minute running order

  1. 5 min — Welcome and choices
  2. 10 min — Opening songs
  3. 15 min — Optional sing-along
  4. 10 min — Requests
  5. 5 min — A shared close

Singing and requests are invitations, never requirements. People may listen or choose not to take part.

Practical setup

Agree a suitable shared space, a staff/contact person, access and any support needed with the community. Group size is open to discussion. Equipment and sound setup are agreed separately.

Duration is adjusted by agreement. Hospital length and format require staff approval.

Quote & confirmation

Performer, format, duration, travel/setup and separately agreed extras shape the quote. Performer, repertoire, dates, setting, support, price and terms need confirmation.

A thoughtful visit

Personal music visit

Chosen music for one person or a small group, with conversation optional and pacing to suit.

See an example visit

At home or in an approved care setting. An artistic and social visit, not personal care or a clinical service.

Illustrative 45-minute running order

  1. 5 min — Welcome and settle in
  2. 25 min — Agreed songs and listening
  3. 10 min — Optional requests
  4. 5 min — A gentle close

Listening is the focus. Conversation and requests are optional; quiet enjoyment is equally welcome.

Practical setup

Agree a comfortable space, access, volume and a household contact. This is not personal care or a clinical service. Group size is open to discussion. Equipment and sound setup are agreed separately.

Duration is adjusted by agreement. Hospital length and format require staff approval.

Quote & confirmation

Performer, format, duration, travel/setup and separately agreed extras shape the quote. Performer, repertoire, dates, setting, support, price and terms need confirmation.

A thoughtful visit

Musical celebration

Music for a birthday, family gathering or another meaningful occasion, with the recipient’s wishes first.

See an example visit

Discuss selected songs and optional dedications, subject to confirmation. Listening is as welcome as joining in.

Illustrative 45-minute running order

  1. 5 min — Welcome
  2. 20 min — Selected songs
  3. 10 min — Optional dedications
  4. 5 min — Optional shared song
  5. 5 min — A celebratory close

The recipient’s wishes come first. Dedications and a shared song are optional and subject to agreed repertoire.

Practical setup

Discuss the setting, suitable space, access and who will coordinate the visit. Group size is open to discussion. Equipment and sound setup are agreed separately.

Duration is adjusted by agreement. Hospital length and format require staff approval.

Quote & confirmation

Performer, format, duration, travel/setup and separately agreed extras shape the quote. Performer, repertoire, dates, setting, support, price and terms need confirmation.

A thoughtful visit

How it works

A little conversation.
A personal experience.

Plan a visit
  1. 01

    Tell us what you have in mind

    Who the experience is for, musical preferences, and the setting.

  2. 02

    Shape the music together

    Discuss the repertoire, format, and a clear quote.

  3. 03

    Confirm the details

    Agree the performer, location, date, support, and terms. An inquiry isn’t a booking.

  4. 04

    Learn what to repeat

    After a delivered visit, invite feedback and discuss next steps.

A personal starting point

Design your visit.

Start with the people, the mood and the music. Shape a starting outline for a personal conversation—no personal details needed. We agree the scope and quote before any commitment.

The example visits above are available to read. Email to plan a visit

Your outline is temporary and resets when you refresh. Copy or print it to keep it.

Out in the community

Happening soon

A few things to look forward to, from the current local listings. Hosted by the named organizers, not Sound of Care.See all upcoming opportunities

A good moment, today

Free to enjoy now

Music to watch and ideas to bring into your day. Enjoy these free resources at your own pace through their official sources.Browse resources

What would feel good today?

Enjoy · Arrange · Create · Support

Good experiences.
More ways to be part of them.

Adults seated together listening under colorful indoor lighting

Care communities

More to look forward to.

Discover free community opportunities, find reviewed creative performers as they become available, and request experiences shaped around your group.

Explore experiences

Families & supporters

A moment, shared.

Find things to enjoy together, arrange a personal moment, or discuss supporting an experience for a willing community.

Plan something personal

Artists & Performers

Your creativity belongs here.

Offer paid work, choose optional complimentary capacity, or explore sponsor-supported programs. You decide what you offer and which requests to consider.

Share your creativity

Partners & sponsors

Make room for possibility.

Help make one clearly defined experience or a short series possible, with a willing recipient and agreed costs.

Learn about sponsoring

Come back for new local opportunities, free resources, and experiences you can arrange.

People dancing while a band plays guitars and sings indoorsTwo women singing beside a saxophone player indoorsA performer singing into a microphone while playing an electric guitar

People & places

Where music can meet you.

A group of adults singing together around a person playing piano indoors

Care communities

Music residents can listen to, request, or join

Senior living, assisted living, memory care and other care communities. Joining in is always voluntary.

Younger adults seated together indoors, watching and smiling

Supported residential communities

Supported living and young-adult residential settings, with a small live session shaped around the people who live there.

An older couple sitting on a couch at home, listening to music together

At home

Personal visits, family moments and intimate celebrations—considered individually.

Home care & healthcare, by arrangement

Home-care and healthcare settings are considered individually. Hospital visits require facility approval and suitable arrangements.

Discuss a setting

Representative photography. Not Sound of Care visits.

Why Sound of Care

Care should still make
room for creativity.

Sound of Care is being built around a simple idea: receiving care should not mean losing access to music, creative expression, and connection.

Our mission is to help keep the joy of music and connection alive especially for those who need it most.

WE MAKE THE PROCESS SIMPLE

Start where you are.

Some common questions and answers:

Where we start

Our initial focus is Claremont and nearby communities, including Pomona, La Verne, Montclair and Upland. Location and dates are confirmed individually.

Let’s make room for music.

Tell us who the experience is for and what you have in mind.

Plan a visit