The Community Music Network, Inc. ~ Bringing the power of music to those who
need it most!~ The Community Music Network, Inc.~ Music Makes People Better ~
The Community Music Network, Inc. ~ 501c3
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What is Community Music?Community music celebrates the essential human need for musical interaction and participation. This type of musical experience focuses on participation over performance, and collaboration over competition. It embraces all people of all ages, all cultures, all ability levels, and aids in the development and healing of young and old. Community Music unites people from all beliefs and backgrounds and promotes growth and diversity. Music’s ability to act as the universal language unifies us and binds us together, breaking down all walls and barriers, and connecting us in the most extraordinary ways.
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The Community Music Network is a 501c3 non profit organization dedicated to bringing the power of music to those who need it most, but who are traditionally underserved due to geographic location, economic disadvantage, disability, or those living in isolation in nursing home and senior living center programs.
We believe that music makes all people of all ages better. We provide all ages, all access community music programs, and have served the Western Catskill Mountains of upstate New York since 2005. The organization received 501c3 non profit status during the pandemic of 2020. Since 2020, we have begun developing additional digital resources for those living in isolation.
We are a Music and Memory Certified Organization through the Institute for Music and Neurological Function. For more information, visit www.musicandmemory.org.
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Current Programs: Due to Long Covid complications, all Miss Pam's Jamboree Early Childhood Parent/Child classes are temporarily cancelled. Please sign our mailing list to keep informed of future classes.
Second Saturday Open Mic @ The Gallery in Stamford
March to December (except the month of July, which is held on the 3rd Saturday). We generally do not hold the open mics in January and February or during inclement weather. (snow/ice/low temps)
Please check our Facebook page for scheduling updates. facebook.com/communitymusicnetwork We generally do not hold the open mics in January and February or during inclement weather. (snow/ice)
CURRENT ELDER MUSIC PROGRAMS: The Pavilion - Robinson Terrace 1 Buntline Drive, Stamford, NY 12167 Wednesdays 10:15 am
Robinson Terrace Nursing and Assisted Living Center Route 23, Stamford, NY Thursdays, 2pm
Digital Concert Series: www.youtube.com/@communitymusicnetwork
Please give us a call
at (607) 441-8448
Or email CommunityMusicNet@gmail.com
for more information or to register.
Please check out our Programs and Classes and Admissions and Enrollment tabs for more information.
INTER-GENERATIONAL ONEONTA CLASS RETURNS TO ROBYNWOOD - Calendar Listing
Robynwood Assisted Living Home is hosting an inter-generational Music Together mixed age family class every Thursday at 10:00 am in the downstairs activity/dining room. Parents and caregiver of children birth to age seven sing, dance, and play percussion instruments, interacting with the residents at Robynwood. No prior musical experience is necessary. For more information, contact Pamela West-Finkle at FunMusic4kids@aol.com or call 607-441-8448. www.communitymusicnetwork.com
COOPERSTOWN CLASS - Calendar Listing
A free demonstration of the award-winning early childhood Music Together program will be held Thursday, February 4th from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. at the Fellowship Hall of the Christ Episcopal Church of Cooperstown, located at 69 Fair Street. Parents and caregiver of children birth to age seven sing, dance, and play percussion instruments. No prior musical experience is necessary. If enough families are interested, a six week introductory class will continue through March. For more information, contact Pamela West-Finkle atFunMusic4kids@aol.com or call 607-441-8448. www.communitymusicnetwork.com INTER-GENERATIONAL ONEONTA CLASS RETURNS TO ROBYNWOOD - Calendar Listing
Robynwood Assisted Living Home is hosting an inter-generational Music Together mixed age family class every Thursday at 10:00 am in the downstairs activity/dining room. Parents and caregiver of children birth to age seven sing, dance, and play percussion instruments, interacting with the residents at Robynwood. No prior musical experience is necessary. For more information, contact Pamela West-Finkle at FunMusic4kids@aol.com or call 607-441-8448. www.communitymusicnetwork.com
COOPERSTOWN CLASS - Calendar Listing
A free demonstration of the award-winning early childhood Music Together program will be held Thursday, February 4th from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. at the Fellowship Hall of the Christ Episcopal Church of Cooperstown, located at 69 Fair Street. Parents and caregiver of children birth to age seven sing, dance, and play percussion instruments. No prior musical experience is necessary. If enough families are interested, a six week introductory class will continue through March. For more information, contact Pamela West-Finkle atFunMusic4kids@aol.com or call 607-441-8448. www.communitymusicnetwork.com
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Angelfly Records, Inc.
Music to Heal the Planet
Angel Pam West & Friends' Unicorn Crossing ~ an all ages children's album, wins a 2012 Parent's Choice Recommended Award!
click on Products for reviews, links to CDBaby, and other music selections...
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2012 Summer Jam Camp Rocked!
Thank you to everyone who participated to make the 2012
Jam Camp a success!
The 2012
camp was made possible by a grant from the O'Connor Foundation,
administered by Performance Plus of Stamford. A huge thank you to our
hosts, the SEVA Foundation, Inc., and to Music Square of Oneonta, Wired
Heifer House Studios of Roxbury, Matt Woodin, and Theodore Finkle for
providing PA systems, amps, microphones, and cables. Also thank you to
our business sponsors who donated to assist with scholarships for local
teens:
Pictured Above:
Back Row, L-R: KC Rockwell, Sam Breckenridge,
Dominick Parker, CIT Matt Keating, counselor Jefferson Piazek, counselor AJ
Pizcz, counselor Julian Nottage, Larissa Schultis, Cass Kadow, Poeu
Breckenridge, Bobby Williams, Ed Newman, Kevin Prior. Front Row, L-R: Khadyja
Jalloh, Addison Harmon, Cora Van Kingsley, Anthony Ortiz, Jessica Alexander,
Destiny Ray Falconio, Emma Sanzone, Lauren Whritner, Dakota Key, Toby Harmon.
Not pictured: Isabelle Sears Surface, John Hultenius, counselor in training
Caleb Howland, counselor Sean Degan, director Pamela
West-Finkle.
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