SINGER
GUITAR
UKULELE
"Christian engages with people in a way other entertainers, well, don't."
- Therapeutic Recreation Director
"Your music wakes me up and makes me feel alive."
- memory care resident
Christian Plays Ukulele and Sings a fun mix of tunes from a variety of styles
Christian Plays and sings Country & Old-time music in a relaxing style
Here's a medley of three 1920's tunes
Christian Plays and sings popular music from 1860's - 1930's
on ukulele in a gentle way
For Spiritual & Church Music click here
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Christian has been performing, song leading, leading interactive music programs for seniors and those in memory care, using music daily as therapy in 1:1 visits and small groups, and performing and leading worship in churches, for decades. He has performed and provided therapy services to people aged one week old to 108 years. His experience as a music therapist allows him to engage with even large groups in ways many other performers don't. He has a broad repertoire spanning genres and generations, from the turn of the 20th century through the present. As a dynamic performer, he is able to range from upbeat, toe tapping, to very gentle and soothing. Christian can liven any event or calm agitated people to sleep, and everything in between. Christian also has a full Holiday repertoire.
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Christian has played the guitar since 1984 and took up various ukuleles in 2005. He enjoys playing them all, but finds nothing soothes or spreads joy quite like a ukulele. He also plays some other fretted instruments, Native American flute, and percussion.
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COVID-19 Safety
I take the health and safety of the people I serve VERY seriously- especially vulnerable people. After decades of providing music therapy in medical facilities, I am very comfortable and experienced with any infection control procedures. My COVID-19 Vaccine card is below and I stay up to date on all vaccinations. I still mask in most public spaces in order to decrease the risk bringing COVID into a vulnerable population. I will work with you to comply with your facility's procedures. I will always err on the side of caution with infection control.
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