Our Wedding March 21, 1970 I started this blog with the best of intentions. I planned to add to it on a regular basis. What I didn't...

The Send in the Music Saturday jam theme for this Saturday, July 3rd, is “Let Freedom Ring.” We were not just thinking about a patriotic...

After a year of COVID social isolation, I now have my double vaccine and I am back in grandmother mode. I was able to go to my middle...

It’s New Years Eve and I am feeling nostalgic and reflective. There are so many things that I am aware of missing as we close out this...

I am so sorry to hear of the closing of so many shows, studios and cultural centers. Such as the closing of Le Reve show in Las Vegas....

Learning to sing has been one of the greatest joys of my retirement.

I had a stroke, andcould not play any of my musical instruments. I discovered the dulcimer and made an adaptive device to hold a pick.

When I first heard about the COVID-19 Virus, I immediately thought our project "Send in the Music," was dead in the water. Who wants to...

Recently I was playing for a group of residents in the memory care unit of a local nursing home. Generally we start with around fifteen...

Volunteering to play music at Hospice can be an incredibly rewarding experience on an ordinary day. But, some days are extra special.

Inspired Visiting Musicians bring a hint of beauty to those in need in medical facilities

Visiting Musicians offer their music as a gift to comfort and cheer members of their community who are confined to medical facilities.

Hospice patients often have to experience music in order to understand how much it will help them.

Visiting Musician plays dulcimer in a nursing home for two women sharing a room. Double rooms present some challenges and some joys.

This morning, March 4, 2019, STAT Morning Rounds - Reporting from the Fontiers of Health and Medicine by Shraddha Chakradhar described...

This blog is dedicated to visiting musicians who share their talents with others. May it be a source of information and inspiration.

Playing music for others in hospital settings is very rewarding to both the patient and the visiting musician.