Founder & Artistic Director, PhD Arts Practice
Dr. Nutekpor leads events and directs Global Echoes artistic initiatives, creating intercultural performances and fostering creative collaborations that connect communities across the globe.
Co-founder, Strategy & Partnerships
Emmanuel leads partnerships with care providers, cultural organisations and academic institutions across Ireland and beyond.
Programme Coordinator, Senior Clinical Nurse
Natalie coordinates the clinical alignment of every programme, drawing on years of senior nursing experience across Irish healthcare.
Community outreach and Wellbeing facilitator
Faris coordinates community outreach and supports inclusive engagement through Wellbeing and creative programmes.
International Programmes and Events Coordinator
Caoimhe is an Ireland-based multi-instrumentalist and composer. She coordinates international programmes and event curation.
Guided by global harmony through sound and creative collaborations, we deliver structured wellbeing music experiences across care homes, schools, communities and Higher Education Authority (HEA) institutions.
Global Echoes Ireland was born from a simple belief: cultural traditions, carried with respect and rigour, can improve health, connection and belonging in global communities.
Today we work alongside care providers, cultural organisations and academic institutions to deliver structured programmes with real health and social outcomes.
Our programmeThrough sound, we build global harmony: celebrating culture, promoting wellbeing, and connecting communities through compassionate, coordinated care.
To build global harmony through sound, using music and cultural expression to promote wellbeing, connection, and belonging across Ireland and global communities.
To harness the transformative power of sound, culture, and community to promote wellbeing, connection, and inclusion across Ireland and global communities.
We honour diverse traditions, voices, and lived experiences, using music as a bridge for intercultural understanding and inclusion.
A short on-site session for care homes, schools, universities and community groups across Ireland.
A free 45-minute on-site session with all instruments provided. No prior experience is needed.
