Amherst H. Wilder Foundation’s Post

MacPhail Center for Music's Music for Life program brings older adults together to learn and practice music skills, and socialize with other adults. Most members who participated in an evaluation of the program say the classes improve their mood, physical well-being, and creativity. Read Ryan Ander-Evans' blog post about the program, listen to participants share their thoughts about Music for Life, and find out what else we learned about the program's impact: https://lnkd.in/e6SCabx7

  • The image shows a bar chart with responses to the question "I feel...during or right after a Music for Life class." 58% of respondents said they strongly agreed they were happier, 40% said they agreed, and 3% said they disagreed. To the response "Physically better" 34% strongly agreed, 60% agreed, and 6% disagreed. To the response "More creative," 35% strongly agreed, 55% agreed, and 10% disagreed. Source: MacPhail Music for Life 2022-23 Evaluation Results.

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