Herb McCullough on guitar

Dianna Read enjoys entertaining with her flute.

Hospice volunteers learn about the soothing sounds of the harp at recent workshop on therapeutic music.

If you play an instrument, your talents are needed.

From the beginning of time, music has been a powerful force, serving as a memory trigger, a tool for distraction, an aid to relieve stress and a valuable way to bring families together. It is truly the universal language. Several volunteers enjoy playing instruments for the patients, families and staff, adding the wonderful sounds of music to our serene atmosphere of the Hospice Houses. We are especially in need of someone who would like to play their harp for our patients. Pianos and organs are available at all locations.

Share your musical talents via your instruments or by joining the Journey Singers.