The Monadnock Pathway Singers for Hospice and Life Transitions

is an Outreach Program based in the Monadnock region.

The Monadnock Pathway Singers are hospice-trained and are available to sing in

assisted-living facilities, hospitals, and private residences.

 

“Music can make the difference between withdrawal and awareness,

between isolation and interaction,

between chronic pain and comfort –

between demoralization and dignity.”

– Barbara Crowe, National Association for Music Therapy

 

Monadnock Pathway Singers formed in 2007 as a group for hospice patients and others in times of life transitions. They have sung at memorial services, end-of-life transitions,

in Alzheimer’s units, for birthdays, for shut-ins, at farmer’s markets and many other settings.

 

To learn more about the Monadnock Pathway Singers or to schedule a ‘sing’, please contact:

Margaret Foxweldon at: 603-355-1371

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Pathway Singers is an outreach program of Animaterra Women’s Chorus.

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“An elderly gentleman rolled his wheelchair toward us as our group of 7 singers warmed our voices in the parking lot. When he joined our circle to listen, we offered him a song. He asked for a hymn and sang along with ‘Peace like a River’. It was the most welcoming reception one could imagine for our first call to sing for hospice patients.”

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