“Live” Stream Music Concerts  for older adults, caregivers and senior living

Real-time, interactive. Artists take requests and shout-out viewers!

Affordable and easy to use, music concerts support social, emotional and cognitive wellness.

8 monthly live shows

Shows are rebroadcast and kept in an archive. Go to the live-stream page to watch and chat with artists.

International artists

Our artists, in all genres and time-frames of music, have toured with major stars and appeared at major venues.

Pop-Up Surprises

Group sing-alongs, post-show discussion guides and more keeps programming fresh, new, and exciting.

CALENDAR

Upcoming Live Streams

Science
February 25 2:00 pm ET 3:00 pm

About

Gloria Hoffner is the creator and owner of Science for Seniors, a nationally trademarked company presented in over 25 states and Canada since 2007. She is also the author of the books, Science for Seniors and Going Places in Northern Europe Armchair Adventures and Activities, both published by Idyll Arbor Inc. and workbooks More Science for Seniors and Brain Boosting Games. She earned a BA from Temple University and undergraduate credits in astrophysics from West Chester University, both located in Pennsylvania. She has Activity Director Certification by the National Certification Council of Activity Professionals; Activity Consultant Board Certified by the National Association of Activity Professionals and a Dementia Practitioner by the National Certification Council of Dementia Practitioners. Science for Seniors was the 2010 winner of the NCCAP first place Best Practice Award and the book Science for Seniors is the 2013 winner of the Mature Media Award of Merit. Gloria has pre-recorded science programs ready to go for you and can live stream as well.

Music
February 27 2:00 pm ET 3:00 pm

About

Glenn Bassett, also known as 'My Mate George' lives in London and plays guitar and sings. His job since 2012 has been leading music sessions for people with dementia and their carers. Energetic groups with plenty of dancing - a big party. He has over 2000 songs in his repertoire and can usually oblige requests in almost any style, from country to soul, pop to reggae, crooners to rock and roll. And if he doesn't know it, he'll go and learn it! So feel free to send your requests ahead of time or in the chat during his Sage Stream sessions. Glenn created 'Teatime Tunes', a brilliant idea to help engage and foster positive behaviors from those suffering memory loss and dementia: 365 daily 10 minute music videos, now all archived and available to watch on his Youtube channel. Praise for Glenn from Kathryn in the UK - "I used to take my mum to Glenn’s group in Bushey and they were by far the best we went to and we missed him greatly when he couldn’t do anymore. His sessions were different from the rest, wasn’t such old music but played a variety, played the background music, which I always think helps especially people with dementia as they are likely to recognize the tune more with the music and just always a laugh. My dad came with myself and my mom and he found it a good social ground too. We would love Glenn back so I am glad to see he is getting recognition and promotion." The components that make Teatime Tunes fun and dementia-friendly include: Regularity and Timing With routine clearly very important in dementia care, he set a regular time for videos to be released during the whole of 2021: 3pm each day. In the UK, 3 or 4pm is a popular time for a mid-afternoon snack time: not too soon after lunch, but it’s still relatively light outside, and can provide some stimulation during the day which should aid sleep at night. The videos are also a maximum of ten minutes long. Attention spans can be short in dementia, but also, for carers to engage their loved ones in an activity for an extended period of time can sometimes be very tiring. He wanted the Teatime Tunes to feel like a joyful thing that a carer could look forward to joining in with every day. Date and Song Number Each day he displays the date, to help orient people in time (the little poster in shot also reminds the viewer that it’s 3pm). He also has a song-number displayed, so that the viewer is aware lots of other songs have already appeared, and that this is a daily routine. This may also encourage people to be curious about the previous songs and perhaps request favourites. Props He has a number of props that provide reassuring continuity, but also a bit of variety to encourage the viewer to notice little changes. Each day the mug for his tea changes and he briefly talks about that. The snack changes. There are many small character toys behind him on the sofa – the main ones remain, and the smaller ones change their position each time. And of course, there’s the ever-present boater hat, and the different coloured ‘G’ t-shirts. Food and Drink Prompts Carers often mention how tricky it can be to encourage their loved ones to eat and drink regularly, especially important with some medications. So "G" enjoying a cuppa and a snack is a very deliberate, to gently encourage the viewer to do the same. Familiar Singalong Songs Of course, the main element of each video is the song. The key is to encourage participation rather than simply passive viewing, so he tries to make every song jaunty and foot-tapping, even the slow ones.

Music
March 4 2:00 pm ET 3:00 pm

About

Drawn together by their passion for using music in the context of health and wellbeing, Duo Eunoia creates interactive performances where creativity, improvisation and connection are at the heart of it all. They have supported and co-lead workshops for: early years, schools, SEN schools, groups for young people on the autism spectrum, for adults with disabilities, people living with dementia, homeless people, women and children who experienced abuse, women survivors of human trafficking, mothers experiencing postnatal depression, in prisons and in addiction recovery settings. Passionate about discovering the work of lesser-known and contemporary composers, they share a varied and contrasting selection of music with listeners - from meditative sounds to magical scenarios, old traditions to folk melodies - to inspire each person’s own creative mind. Inês Delgado: Inês’ greatest purpose is to explore how music can help, empower and inspire others. Community music is therefore a big part of her work. Inês trained as a Music Leader with the Wigmore Hall and Evolve Music. She now continues the workshop facilitating work as a freelancer and working with organisations such as Wigmore Hall and Turtle Key Arts. Inês is particularly passionate about working with vulnerable or marginalised groups, as she strongly believes that music and creativity should be accessible to all. Her passion for meditation led her to start a Meditation Teacher training, knowledge which will help her deepen the delivery of her Music & Meditation workshops. As a performer, Inês’ passions are orchestra and chamber music. She trained at the Royal College of Music, where she completed her Bachelor and Master's Degrees. Currently, Inês is on trial with the Ulster Orchestra for the position of second violin Section Leader, and she was a 2020-2022 Foyle Future First with the London Philharmonic Orchestra. She regularly freelances with other orchestras, such as the Philharmonia and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Laura Casas Cambra: Laura’s passion for facilitating access to quality and meaningful musical experiences for all has led her to combine a performing, community music and research career. As a performer and researcher, she is undertaking a doctoral research project at the Royal College of Music, which aims to introduce the public to lesser-known interwar female composers and their works, by recovering manuscript scores, preparing its premiere and recording, as well as their performing editions, suitable for publication. Alongside this, she is delighted to be engaged in community music projects with early-years, young people, women survivors of human trafficking, people living with dementia, and in prisons; with organizations such as Wigmore Hall, Pan Intercultural Arts, Spitalfields Music, Turtle Key Arts, Soundcastle or Liberty Choir UK.

Music
March 6 2:00 pm ET 3:00 pm

About

Anthony Cirillo fell into a mission for elders when he started performing in senior communities. And he still sings for seniors. He also does performances for all ages. With a repertoire of some 1,000 songs, Anthony can do a Mitch Miller sign-along, a Woodstock party, or move right into today with Ed Sheeran, Bruno Mars, Kenny Chesney and any number of artists. It all started when he was 10 and his father decided that he should take guitar lessons. He had the idea they would go out and perform together. Well he hated the lessons of course and put the guitar aside. A year later his dad died and that guitar was beckoning. The passion has not subsided. He went from the bass player in the band to a full-fledged entertainer; at his peak performing nearly 200 shows a year for upwards of 20,000 people. He has been entertaining audiences since 1971. He has entertained in casinos and resorts, has one several Billboard songwriting awards, recorded in Nashville and has been featured in BMI writer showcases. He regularly entertains in local venues, clubs and cafes and is available for private functions as well. He can also MC your events. As a frequent contributor to Charlotte Today he will be a familiar face to many. You can find him on Amazon, CD Baby and iTunes. Anthony has 16 pre-recorded programs ready for you with more coming and you can schedule live stream events as well.

Music
March 11 2:00 pm ET 3:00 pm

About

“Singer at Large” Johnny J. Blair has been playing music professionally since the 1980s, having toured internationally, released many recordings, and worked with major artists. However, over the years, one of his joys is to perform for the residents in assisted living homes. “I’ve played the Royal Albert Hall, Disney, Las Vegas, cruise ships, temples in India, and little places all over the world, but there’s something special about playing for our ‘seasoned citizens.’” Johnny’s set includes familiar songs from The Great American Songbook (Johnny Mercer, Cole Porter, Hank Williams, folk songs), Elvis Presley, “The Rat Pack” (Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin), movies (Sound of Music, Mary Poppins), “cowboy songs” (Gene Autry, Sons of the Pioneers), and much more. He looks forward to entertaining in your home!

Music
March 13 2:00 pm ET 3:00 pm

About

Tony Lombardi has been a performer for over 50 years and has played in bands since the age of 13. Tony plays five instruments, and his main instruments are the piano, keyboards, and the organ. His selection of music when performing ranges from the 1940’s (the Great American Songbook) to present day. From simple piano music to dance music, or whatever the mood, Tony covers it all. Throughout the 70’s and 80’s Tony played the nightclub circuit with his brothers Car- men and Rich, in their band The Lombardi Brothers. They played in many of the clubs in South Jersey and Delaware County, Pennsylvania. Today, he is the regular favorite at retirement communities and independent living facilities around the area. When Tony performs, he uses backing tracks achieving the sound of an orchestra, and sings songs from Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Dean Martin, and Michael Buble, to just name a few. With his unique interactive approach, he gets the crowd singing, tapping their toes, dancing, and smiling. Recently semi- etired, he continues to work 2 days a week at Taylor’s Music Store and Studios as a sales expert in the piano and keyboard department and he also edits the company web site.

Music
March 18 2:00 pm ET 3:00 pm

About

Ben Mauro is an international musician, who has performed all over the world, in some of the largest venues, with Rock & Roll Hall of Famers Cher, Lionel Richie, Don Felder from the Eagles, Peter Frantom, and John Fogerty from Creedence Clearwater Revival. He has also performed with other icons, including Toni Braxton, Kelly Clarkson, and many others. He now performs singing and playing guitar, either acoustic or electric, as a solo singing guitarist, as a duo, or with his cover band.

Science
March 20 2:00 pm ET 3:00 pm

About

Gloria Hoffner is the creator and owner of Science for Seniors, a nationally trademarked company presented in over 25 states and Canada since 2007. She is also the author of the books, Science for Seniors and Going Places in Northern Europe Armchair Adventures and Activities, both published by Idyll Arbor Inc. and workbooks More Science for Seniors and Brain Boosting Games. She earned a BA from Temple University and undergraduate credits in astrophysics from West Chester University, both located in Pennsylvania. She has Activity Director Certification by the National Certification Council of Activity Professionals; Activity Consultant Board Certified by the National Association of Activity Professionals and a Dementia Practitioner by the National Certification Council of Dementia Practitioners. Science for Seniors was the 2010 winner of the NCCAP first place Best Practice Award and the book Science for Seniors is the 2013 winner of the Mature Media Award of Merit. Gloria has pre-recorded science programs ready to go for you and can live stream as well.

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WHY SAGE STREAM?

Designed to provide ease for family caregivers and senior living providers alike

FOR YOUR LOVED ONES

Engage and entertain your loved ones with transformative musical experiences

Our interactive live concerts offer a unique blend of entertainment and emotional engagement, giving both you and your loved ones a calm and positive environment. 

Provide caregivers with respite

Let Sage Stream provide you a few hours of respite each week.

Affordable and easy to use

Let Sage Stream provide an alternative to the constant background drone of news.

Positive impact of music on aging

Music benefits are widely known and participatory music is therapeutic.

FOR SENIOR CARE

Increase satisfaction with a premium entertainment option

Having Sage Stream can improve satisfaction scores and that in turn impresses family and leads to positive word of mouth and better Net Promoter Scores. Easy to setup and super affordable. 

Have as your entire music program or as a backup
Cancellations, hard to fill slots, health scares & emergencies. We got you!
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Our calendar is six months forward, allowing convenient scheduling.
Save hours of planning. Schedule months in advance
For approx. $5 per show, Sage Stream is THE most affordable music platform on the market.
“Sage Stream has provided NAAP with live
performances for several years. Simply amazing.
Shows feature a diverse lineup of international
music artists. All evaluations indicate
that behaviors are positively impacted.”
Alisa Tagg, Association Director National Association
of Activity Directors  

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Go to the Sage Stream site, sign in, go to the live stream tab and enjoy the show. That's it.

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REVIEWS

Hear now Sage Stream is bringing more joy and ease to our members

“Sage Stream allows me to have access to music that I enjoyed when I was younger. Listening to music allows me to remember things from my past and improves my outlook on life.”

“I love being able to schedule a musical performance in my 55+ Community Room with many of my new friends and acquaintances joining in, and benefiting from, a quality musical performance!” 

“I love being able to schedule a musical performance in my 55+ Community Room with many of my new friends and acquaintances joining in, and benefiting from, a quality musical performance!” 

“In a tech and gadget-filled world, staff like the simplicity and ease of use of Sage Stream, which saves them hours of activity planning time. ”

David J. Gentner, President and CEO
Wartburg Senior Communities​

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