Joy Perrin's Music for Seniors

Music for Retirement & Assisted Living communities
ALL THEIR FAVORITES!
  "SONGS THEY FORGOT TO REMEMBER!"

One-Person Band, lightly amplified (double click this)
Self-contained, guitar, vocals, digital drums, small P.A., microphone etc.

SONGLIST 1
SONGLIST 2

SEE VIDEOS

Elegant Strolling Minstrel (acoustic unplugged)

I'm PORTABLE! Serenading dinner/luncheon crowd , of  providing background 
 music for barbeques, cookouts, garden parities or pool parties!





       ASK ME ABOUT MY STROLLING MINSTREL SERVICES.

Music for Independent
and Assisted Living Audiences

                          
A Wide Variety of Themes and Styles


FORTY-FIVE YEARS FULL-TIME MUSIC PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Few area 'performers for seniors' can match Joy's broad range of professional experience.
     
     I sing and play hundreds of old songs the seniors love!      
     
     •  Jazz and pop music from the 1920's, 30's, 40's, 50's, 60's     
     
     •  Big Band Era  dance music and favorite singalongs
     •  Country western
      Old time Americana      
   •  Tropical island:   Includes Hawaiian luau, Caribbean calypso, American Beach songs

SPECIAL THEME SHOWS! 
     
     Ocktoberfest, Halloween, Christmas, Hanukkah, New Years, Martin Luther King Day, Presidents Day, Valentines Day
     Easter/Passover, May Day, Cinco De Mayo, Memorial Day, July 4 Patriotic, Good Old Summertime, Labor Day, 
     Any theme you want to 'partner' on.
     
     
        •  Ethnic flavored events:  I sing in 8  languages including Yiddish, Spanish, , Italian, Russian, 
         German, Hawaiian, Tagalog, (and tons of old Americana),with multi-cultural programs such  Irish specialties, country western hoedown, or
        Old Timey Gospel.

"The guitar is plugged in, voice is plugged in, drums are plugged in and we are off to the races," Perrin says.

"I sound like a little band all by myself."

Hers is a variety show - riddled with jokes, trivia and stories - that the 70- to 100-year-olds who packed the audience during a recent performance at a bay area retirement community couldn't resist.

"Perrin encourages banter and audience participation because it means "they are getting involved, they are active, their juices get flowing." Several call her "unique" in her desire to reach out and connect with people.

C. Bova, Marin Independent Journal Feb. 2007