Are you looking for an in-person event that sparks creativity and insight about how your team works? Cory and I are bringing together our energy and expertise to facilitate a half day workshop for teams of all shapes and sizes. My expertise in leadership skills assessments and teamwork will provide the foundation for understanding and leveraging the full portfolio of your team’s strengths, while Cory guides and supports your group through the process of writing a song. We’ll customize the level of deep tissue team optimization to your need. You decide whether the song serves an organizational purpose or simply challenges the team to work together and think differently.
Kelly Moore
Such a wonderful moment in time.
Janette Cullinan
I think it’s important to remember that we are all end users for one another. As we listen to each others’ aspirations, we’ll focus less on the limitations and be inspired to remove barriers to unlock opportunity.
UnitedHealth Group
Janette Cullinan, senior director of learning experiences on UnitedHealth Group’s Talent Development team, shares how she uses her own experience of living with a disability to remain laser-focused on providing the best possible experience for the end user.
Patrick Adams
I knew this song was something special as it was all coming together, especially working with such talented artists as Vivian Fang Liu and Cory Cullinan. Rhythm of Asia won a Bronze Medal in the Global Music Awards — thank you to them for the honor!
Oliver Zurita
The production is completely immersive. Every nuance, every texture, seems to respond to a different emotional state: confusion, hope, anxiety, resilience… And yes, it feels like a generational conversation in musical form.
Lisa J. Curtis
The Orchestra… gives a soaring performance, and they’re more than matched by Grammy-garnering stars… Cullinan, a former high-school music teacher, has sprinkled tantalizing tidbits about orchestration, instrumentation, and music history throughout his lively story. Bravo, Doctor Noize!
Cory Cullinan
The title track of The Bad News album was written decades ago when a film music producer asked if I’d give them Something (For Janette) for a film. I pretentiously said no, ’cause that was my wedding proposal song and belonged to my wife. But I asked if I could record and send ’em something similar. They said sure, and I wrote, recorded, and sent them The Bad News. It ended up in a bunch of major films and TV shows.
Cory Cullinan
Writing for visual productions is different than writing as a recording artist or musical theatre composer. The music organically becomes more introspective, and often instrumental — a supporting cast member to your protagonist. I hope this album serves as a worthy soundtrack to your day.
Cory Cullinan on the Stanford Recording Arts Workshop
I think the best way to tell you what I love most about the Stanford Recording Arts Workshop is just to describe the opening and closing pieces of the 2023 Workshop album, called Evolution and Resolution. They’re really mesmerizing, and they’re a collaboration between a young music professor from South Korea playing the guzheng, a 69-year-old piano teacher from San Jose, CA, a Harvard undergraduate, and a kid who came here straight from high school in Hong Kong… All students at the Workshop that year, who decided to do a song together — two songs together! And I just was thinking the whole time: ‘Where else would these four people ever come together and collaborate on a beautiful work of art?