There is abundant research identifying the value of music in improving quality of life for older adults in residential faculties. This work suggests that there are at least two critical factors that contribute to the success of music-based interventions for older adults: familiarity, and active participation in the production of the music. With these elements in mind, the investigators are proposing to develop a choral singing program comprised of familiar music, introduced to residents at a Long-term care (LTC) facility through individualized engagement with the songs, leading to weekly group participation run by a professional musician at the Bonne Bay (Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada) Long-term Care Facility.