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The New Horizons Program began in 1991 at the Eastman School of Music under the guidance of Roy Ernst, now Professor Emeritus from that school. Since that time, the idea has been adopted throughout the U.S. and in Canada, resulting in the forming of more than 100 organizations.

The New Horizons program was designed for senior adults, however there is no minimum or maximum age. Members include those with little or no experience, those who have postponed participating in an ensemble due to career and family, and seasoned musicians. All agree that New Horizons is a community of music-makers flourishing in a non-competitive, collaborative, and supportive environment.

3D Tour of Kilbourn Hall