Why not use your unique ability to your advantage? 

Introducing The Magic of Music - Sing The Song of Your Soul. 

A transformational live event unlike any other. 

This is a virtual webinar/workshop where you can:

• Turn mantras into melodies

• Discover your hearts desire

• Write your own soul song

• Embody your deepest desire

• Sing it into existence like the aborigines do

• Rewrite and install new software

• Condition your body with a new response 

• Transmute and release trauma

• Relieve pressure and mild physical pain

• Enjoy a therapeutic experience 

• Learn the secret recipe for bully repellent

• Learn how to forgive friends and family

• Practice creative writing 

• Listen to your intuition 

• (Re)connect with your body

• Discover your gift you can give to the world 

• Express yourself in creative ways

• Have fun

• Focus your energy

• Learn The Rhythm-Rhyme-Repetition Formula

• Transcend time and space

• Dance like nobody's watching (turn your camera off)

... Even if you can’t sing!

Bring your favorite instrumental song/track/piece of music that you like to sing to, hum along to, tap your fingers or toes to. Something that makes you feel good. Any genre/style you like. Humans are tuning forks. A cat's purr is like toning. The Shaman of Sound. Lie detector. Richter scale. 

Featuring multidimensional dance music by Star Puppy. 

Tickets: $100 per person.

No previous experience required.

Date and Time TBA

Growing up in the Yukon, I learned to play the mandolin from a Handy Bus driver named Wayne while singing in the elementary school choir.

It turned out I was full of hot air when I picked up the flute, so I was thankful when a brilliant teacher named Persephone encouraged me to play the piano by ear.

During high school, strumming the guitar turned out to be bully repellent, a phenomenon that empowered me to explore the magic of music even more.

After studying Classical Music History in college and playing drums in a punk band, I traveled to Europe to busk, work in hotels, and exchange my enthusiasm for room and board on organic farms.

Inspired by my experiences, I began writing books and facilitating international development workshops in elementary schools on topics like Where Do Bananas Come From?

As my books were being translated into multiple languages, I happily moved across the country to teach babies, toddlers and preschoolers in a Montessori-based program how to move to music... or did they teach me?

Playing with rhythm, rhyme and repetition has allowed me to produce hundreds of songs on a variety of instruments, and inspires me to make the magic of music and movement a meaningful experience for you.

Warmly,

Oliver Luke Delorie

1. Every noun sings a song. 

2. We are either in or out of tune with other nouns. 

3. Sing in tune with the nouns you want to be around.