Have You Ever Wanted to Play in a Band?

Do you wish you had kept playing in your school band when you were a kid?

Or maybe you chose not to play at all when you were in school, and now wonder what you missed.

Maybe our “band club” is just what you’ve been looking for. Learn at your own pace – no experience is required, because we teach you! Players of any age or ability (or no ability!) are welcome.

Fun Band for Adult Beginners

Musical Fun for Seniors!

No pressure! No judgement! Just fun! Your best is good enough. This is a great activity for seniors, because we meet during the day.

If’ you’re willing to work at it a little bit, we are willing to teach you. The good news is, everyone in the band is either just like you or able to help.

Did you know how good music is for you?

1. Better health
2. Improved cognitive function
3. Make new friends
4. Builds confidence
5. Develops discipline and patience
6. Enhances creativity
7. Increases connections with others
8. Builds teamwork
9. Relieves stress
10. It’s fun!

(Credit to Liberty Park Music, for this great list.)

Clarinets at a pandemic distance
Entertaining at senior living homes

Dust off that old instrument, or start fresh!

Whether you’ve never picked up an instrument, or haven’t played since high school, we invite you to experience the fun of making music with a small group of adults just like yourself.

No experience is necessary, and many of our members had not played ANY instrument before joining.

This is a great opportunity for seniors to try something new, but we have no age limitations to join.

We play easier arrangements of:

  • Classic Pop songs
  • Broadway show tunes
  • Marches
  • Patriotic songs
  • Polkas
  • Christmas music
  • Movie and TV themes
  • anything we like!

Need to Choose an Instrument?

You say you’ve never played an instrument, but would love to try? Check out this video from the U.S. Army Field Band that introduces all the instruments. 

When joining a concert band the choice of instrument can be daunting. The beautiful demonstration of sound in this YouTube link may make it easier to decide.