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We transform the lives of people with dementia through music so the light inside can sparkle and shine.

"These sessions serve concurrently as entertainment, therapy, sensory stimulation, reminiscence, gentle chair movement or dancing and as a marketing tool and therefore represent great value for money."
Jacqueline Perdrix, home manger, Brook House (BOND CARE)
Read our section How music helps with dementia. Click on the link below to find out more about our services.
Community Singing Group
for family carers and those with memory difficulties
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Starting Saturday July 12th
2025
at 2.30pm!
Room 10 UPSTAIRS
Mycenae House, 90 Mycenae Road, Blackheath, SE3 7SE.
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We are back! Our start date is now Saturday JULY 12th 2025.
Following our 6 month trial 100% of members said they wanted it to continue. Thanks to very generous sponsorship from Noshir and Sooty Asquith, the sessions will run on a regular basis every 2 weeks for another whole year!
Come any time from 2.30pm for tea and to meet friends.
Music starts at 3pm and lasts for about an hour.
You are welcome to stay afterwards for another cup of tea!
No need to book!
Entry: £20 per person and carers come FREE
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PARKING IS FREE ON THE STREET FOR 2 HOURS
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"Your session on Saturday was absolutely brilliant. Many thanks. You could see that everyone enjoyed it , and several people became more and more animated as the time went on. I know that my mother loved it and I was so pleased that she recognised several songs. It was delightful to see the dancing and playing of instruments. Very heartwarming!"
Caroline Johns
Many studies have found that music reduces anxiety and depression particularly if individuals engage regularly over a long period of time.
World Health Organisation
Music therapy is the most cost effective way to alleviate agitation in care homes. Up to 35 times less expensive then compared with many other therapies and interventions.
Music for dementia
Music evokes emotion and emotion can bring memory. Music brings back the feeling of life when nothing else can.
Dr Oliver Sacks