Live, interactive music sessions that bring joy, memory, and connection to senior communities.🎶

Greetings! 

I am a singer and guitar player who performs acoustic music programs for senior communities across Connecticut. I play popular songs from the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s that remind residents of their youth. My favorite part of this work is how residents light up when they recognize a song and sometimes even sing along!

I’ve performed at:

• Masonicare (Mystic, Rocky Hill, Wallingford)

• Apple Rehab (Saybrook, Cromwell, Kensington)

• Civita Care Center (Cheshire, Newington, Milford)

• Complete Care (Middlebury and Kimberly Hall)

• Chatham Place at Mary Wade (New Haven)

• Buckingham Heights Memory Care (Glastonbury)

• Meadow Mills at Whitney Center (Hamden)

• Addison Place at Glastonbury

• Evergreen Woods (Branford)

My favorite vintage songs?

1910s: It's a Long Way To Tipperary (Jack Judge)

1920s: Mack the Knife (Bobby Darin)

1930s: God Bless the Child (Billie Holiday)

1940s: Blue Moon of Kentucky (Bill Monroe)

1950s: Bye Bye Love (The Everly Brothers)

1960s: Breaking Up Is Hard To Do (Neil Sedaka)

1970s: Rocks Off (The Rolling Stones)

1980s: Hungry Like The Wolf (Duran Duran)

"Paul’s acoustic guitar playing has become something far greater than just entertainment—it’s a steady source of warmth, connection, and emotional uplift within the Care Center at Cheshire. You can see it in how residents respond—smiling, tapping along, sometimes even singing. For many, it sparks memories and emotions that might otherwise stay quiet.

Beyond the music itself, Paul’s consistency and care make a difference. He isn’t just performing; he’s engaging. That human connection—taking the time to be present, to read the room, to play what people need in the moment—Paul’s contribution stands out. His guitar doesn’t just fill the room with sound—it helps fill it with happiness, comfort, and a sense of belonging. We're very lucky to have him."

Miles N Ballew 

Activity Director 

Civita Care Center of Cheshire, Connecticut