THAYER'S A SONG IN MY
HEART
ABOUT ME
I have always been singing it's like breathing for me. My earliest recollections of singing start out at a very young age between two and three. It was not until I was ten years old that I started out singing in my parents band, singing for holiday parties. I did sing in choral groups throughout my time in school. I continued to sing after school and would be found singing in the church choir after I was married.
In 2004 I became part of a ministry band that toured around the Concord area doing "Crossover" songs, music that the secular world made popular but we could use to bring people together and tie a positive message to the music we loved playing. We would play at civic functions, to soup kitchens, and low income housing, Old Home Days events and from time to time we could be found at the Concord States Prison, and Berlin State Prison before the Pandemic hit. I was a part of that band right up until 2022, that is an 18-year span. In that time I have grown as a vocalist and have gained many wonderful friendships.
In 2016 I began to think of starting my own business and a good friend got me to think about going into assisted living and retirement homes, starting out very small. by the end of 2019 I had done just over 100 programs. Then the pandemic hit and I was set back but I tried to get back to work in whatever capacity was safe for everyone. Doing programs outside in 90 degree heat and wearing a mask I had to figure out ways for everyone to hear me through a mask sometimes working out the kinks. I love the elderly community in which I serve, they are still a vital part of our world. They still have knowledge and yes, even love to share. I have been singing to this community for seven years and I hope to do this for as long as I can.
I have always been singing it's like breathing for me. My earliest recollections of singing start out at a very young age between two and three. It was not until I was ten years old that I started out singing in my parents band, singing for holiday parties. I did sing in choral groups throughout my time in school. I continued to sing after school and would be found singing in the church choir after I was married.
In 2004 I became part of a ministry band that toured around the Concord area doing "Crossover" songs, music that the secular world made popular but we could use to bring people together and tie a positive message to the music we loved playing. We would play at civic functions, to soup kitchens, and low income housing, Old Home Days events and from time to time we could be found at the Concord States Prison, and Berlin State Prison before the Pandemic hit. I was a part of that band right up until 2022, that is an 18-year span. In that time I have grown as a vocalist and have gained many wonderful friendships.
In 2016 I began to think of starting my own business and a good friend got me to think about going into assisted living and retirement homes, starting out very small. by the end of 2019 I had done just over 100 programs. Then the pandemic hit and I was set back but I tried to get back to work in whatever capacity was safe for everyone. Doing programs outside in 90 degree heat and wearing a mask I had to figure out ways for everyone to hear me through a mask sometimes working out the kinks. I love the elderly community in which I serve, they are still a vital part of our world. They still have knowledge and yes, even love to share. I have been singing to this community for seven years and I hope to do this for as long as I can.
MY FEES
I start my fee for an hour program at $100.
If I have to travel over an hour away from my home in Springfield NH my fee will increase as there is fuel and wear and tear to my vehicle to consider. I also try very hard to negotiate a fair price for everyone as I know we have budgets to consider.
I start my fee for an hour program at $100.
If I have to travel over an hour away from my home in Springfield NH my fee will increase as there is fuel and wear and tear to my vehicle to consider. I also try very hard to negotiate a fair price for everyone as I know we have budgets to consider.