The program will run over a full quarter in (July, August, September) allowing the investigators to establish meaningful comparisons of secondary, quantitative data already collected at all long-term care facilities on a quarterly basis. This data includes the medication administration (medication administration records: MARS), behavioural episodes in residents with dementia (dementia observational system: DOS), and the resident assessment inventory minimum data set (RAI-MDS). Pre and post intervention data will be assessed for participating residents at the Bonne Bay Long-term care facility. Pre-intervention data will be collected for three years before the intervention to establish an appropriate baseline for the intervention. The impact of the intervention on residents of the unit will also be assessed through qualitative data. Interviews with residents or their care partners will elicit the perceived benefits and challenges to participating in a music intervention program from the participants' point of view. Care-partners will be identified by nursing staff and/or the resident themselves as an individual who regularly helps with day-to-day living needs of the resident. Care partners will only be interviewed when the cognitive abilities of the resident prevent conducting an interview with them. All participants in the study will be de-identified using a code system that allows us to intersect quantitative and qualitative data in pursuit of a more rigorous view of potential impacts. This code system will involve randomly assigning each participant a number. A master database connecting the name and the number will be maintained in a password protected file on a password protected computer in Dr. Zendel's lab. Research staff will use this master database under the supervision of one of the data custodians during the de-identification process.