All kinds of music. All in one place.
Our live and engaging concerts bring music to anyone, anywhere.
Music That Moves
In 2023 alone, we organized 750 concerts for 30,000 people.
With hundreds of musicians available, each concert is personalized to create the most healing music experience for isolated residents. Just give us a music genre, time and place–and we’ll make the music happen.
In all five boroughs of New York City, New York state, and beyond.
Our Music Programs
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Intergenerational Program
Supporting young performers’ personal growth through thoughtfully developed outreach-based performance opportunities. Students touch the hearts and minds of some of New York’s most isolated residents.
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Virtual Visiting Series
100% grant- and donor-supported interactive, virtual music concerts with professional and youth musicians designed to relieve isolation. Accessible by all, no internet required.
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Music for the Homebound
100% grant- and donor-supported live music experiences, dedicated exclusively to the communities served by agency partners.
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Subscriber Program
A special, private-pay music experience for families that enjoy intimate hour-long concerts on a recurring basis. We can provide these special one on one concerts either virtually or in person.
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Interactive Music Program
Highly interactive concerts for people with disabilities, crafted in partnership with institutions such as Veterans Administration and public and private hospital systems.
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Community-Based Series
Curated group and bedside concerts at hospitals, nursing homes, rehabilitation facilities, senior centers, group residences and homeless shelters.
Our Upcoming Concerts
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New York Foundation for Eldercare
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New York State Council on the Arts
Concerts in Motion’s programs are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
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New York City Department of Cultural Affairs
This program is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Dept. of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
Give the gift of music
You have the power to change someone’s life with the music they love most.