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Community Impact Partners (CIP) is a 501c3 that has been endowed by our local donors and supporters with the means to bring this memorable performance to senior living communities all over Michigan.
CIP sponsors contribute to a fund that pays 90% of performance fees so that these shows are available to facilities.
Retirement Communities, Independent Living Facilities, Assisted Living, Residential Care Homes, Skilled Nursing Facilities, Respite and Memory Care Centers can qualify for the CIP program to bring 'Remembering Patsy Cline', 'Some Like it Yacht' or 'Voices of Grace' to your location.
Remembering Patsy Cline
Judy Harrison, along with professional, high-energy performers from ReBooted, will bring you on a beautiful and emotional walk through the rise and success of one of America’s iconic music legends – Patsy Cline. This dynamic show will sweep you away, as they honor the legend and her incredible repertoire. The stories of her life are weaved seamlessly with her songs and highlighted with choreography, impeccable harmonies and the classic voice and character of Judy Harrison as Patsy. No matter your age, whether you are new to the music of Patsy Cline, or a lifetime fan, this show will entertain and capture your heart.
Some Like it Yacht
The yacht is docked, the drinks are cold, and the band is legendary. Some Like it Yacht brings the "West Coast Sound" to life with captain’s hats, sunglasses, and 100% pure energy.It’s a high-octane tribute to the titans of Soft Rock—The Doobie Brothers, Hall & Oates, Kenny Loggins, and more—performed with the energy these legendary songs deserve. Get ready to sing every word! If you’re looking for a night of nostalgic, high-energy FUN, you’ve found it.
Welcome aboard the smoothest ride in live music!
Voices of Grace
Voices of Grace is a Christian vocal ensemble dedicated to sharing the Gospel through the power of song. For years, seasoned vocalists Judy Harrison, Sandy Metiva-deRuiter, and Kim Dorgan have performed across Michigan, building a reputation for their rich, powerful harmonies. The group is delighted to enter a new chapter by welcoming Judy’s daughter, Marlee Harrison, whose pure vocals and youthful energy bring a fresh dimension to their sound. Together, these four women are honored to worship their Lord and Savior, celebrating His divine gift of music.
CIPcares Music Program
music connects us
Music and nursing home residents
The healing power of music
Community Impact Partners(CIP) is a 501c3 that has been endowed by our local donors and supporters with the means to bring this memorable performance to senior living communities all over Michigan.
CIP sponsors contribute to a fund that pays a portion of performance fees so that this show is available to facilities with limited
music therapy/entertainment budgets.
Retirement Communites, Independent Living Facilities, Assisted Living, Residential Care Homes, Skilled Nursing Facilities, Respite and Memory Care Centers can qualify for the CIP program to bring
'Remembering Patsy Cline'
to your location.
The healing power of music
Music and nursing home residents
The healing power of music
Music has been defined as “the science or art of ordering tones or sounds in succession.” When you hear a song from your past, you aren’t thinking about this definition, but you may remember when you first heard the song, who you were with at the time, and the wonderful emotions you felt.
This is just one of many examples of how music can help connect our mind and body.
Music touches us, inspires us, and sometimes heals us. This is particularly true for senior adults, who may be dealing with isolation, depression, pain, cognitive decline, or grief. Can music really help seniors through the many challenges of growing older?
The answer is a resounding yes.
Music and nursing home residents
Music and nursing home residents
Music and nursing home residents
Making and listening to music can be beneficial for older adults. However, little is known about how and to what extent those who live in nursing homes have access to music and the functions that music plays in their lives.
If you want to keep your brain engaged throughout the aging process, listening to or playing music is a great tool. It provides a total brain workout. Research has shown that listening to music can reduce anxiety, blood pressure, and pain as well as improve sleep quality, mood, mental alertness, and memory.
What does music do?
Benefits of music for a lifetime
Music and nursing home residents
Older adults benefit from music that improves their moods, brings back older, happy memories, encourages socialization, and promotes overall mental and physical health. If you're a caregiver, you can help choose music that improves quality of life for seniors by selecting music that is positive and motivating.
Music & Medicine
Benefits of music for a lifetime
Benefits of music for a lifetime
Developing music- and rhythm-based therapies that improve patients' quality of life and address symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson's disease, stroke, autism and other conditions.
Benefits of music for a lifetime
Benefits of music for a lifetime
Benefits of music for a lifetime
Every human culture has a musical tradition. Why do we love music? If you think about it, isn’t it remarkable that among all the many noises in the world, we perceive certain tones, patterns and intervals as “music”?
Brain scientists continue to study this uniquely human mystery, and now they are even using advanced imaging to map the parts of the brain that operate when we’re listening to our favorite tunes or singing a song. And scientists are finding more and more health benefits we gain from music, beginning at birth and lasting through the end of our lives.