Billy Kirsch
Grammy & Emmy nominated, CMA & ACM award winning songwriter Billy Kirsch has harnessed the power of creativity to lead a successful life as an entertainer, songwriter and entrepreneur. His body of work includes award winning songs and career songs for the artists who have recorded them. "Holes In The floor Of Heaven" recorded by Steve Wariner, won a Country Music Association song of the year award, was nominated for a Grammy award and was a number one hit. Top 10 songs, "Is It Over Yet" and "Come Some Rainy Day", both recorded by Wynonna Judd, have become standards in the repertoire. "Stay Gone" launched singer Jimmy Wayne's career as a Top 5 single. The list of artists who have recorded Billy's songs include Tim McGraw, Kenny Rogers, Englebert Humperdink, Alabama, Donny Osmond, Lee Greenwood, Collin Raye, Steve Wariner and Wynonna to name just a few.
Before pursuing his songwriting career, Billy enjoyed success as a jazz pianist and composer, appearing at the JVC Jazz Festival and popular NYC clubs such as Michael's Pub and Eddie Condons where he was a member of the Eddie Condon's All Stars. Billy recorded a jazz instrumental CD, "Southern Fried".
Billy's unique abilities as facilitator, leader and performer are the foundation of his highly successful corporate event programs, Team Building Through Song and Harnessing Your Creative Power. The presentations help people rediscover their creativity to become more innovative and engaged in their work. Passionate about spreading the creative gospel, Billy Kirsch travels worldwide introducing the concepts of play, disruption, innovation and creativity to organizations that want to excel. Through Kidbilly Music and with his team of award winning songwriters, Billy brings story, song, entrepreneurial spirit and intense energy to every program he facilitates.
Grammy & Emmy nominated, CMA & ACM award winning songwriter Billy Kirsch has harnessed the power of creativity to lead a successful life as an entertainer, songwriter and entrepreneur. His body of work includes award winning songs and career songs for the artists who have recorded them. "Holes In The floor Of Heaven" recorded by Steve Wariner, won a Country Music Association song of the year award, was nominated for a Grammy award and was a number one hit. Top 10 songs, "Is It Over Yet" and "Come Some Rainy Day", both recorded by Wynonna Judd, have become standards in the repertoire. "Stay Gone" launched singer Jimmy Wayne's career as a Top 5 single. The list of artists who have recorded Billy's songs include Tim McGraw, Kenny Rogers, Englebert Humperdink, Alabama, Donny Osmond, Lee Greenwood, Collin Raye, Steve Wariner and Wynonna to name just a few.
Before pursuing his songwriting career, Billy enjoyed success as a jazz pianist and composer, appearing at the JVC Jazz Festival and popular NYC clubs such as Michael's Pub and Eddie Condons where he was a member of the Eddie Condon's All Stars. Billy recorded a jazz instrumental CD, "Southern Fried".
Billy's unique abilities as facilitator, leader and performer are the foundation of his highly successful corporate event programs, Team Building Through Song and Harnessing Your Creative Power. The presentations help people rediscover their creativity to become more innovative and engaged in their work. Passionate about spreading the creative gospel, Billy Kirsch travels worldwide introducing the concepts of play, disruption, innovation and creativity to organizations that want to excel. Through Kidbilly Music and with his team of award winning songwriters, Billy brings story, song, entrepreneurial spirit and intense energy to every program he facilitates.
Harnessing Your Creative Power
Ninety-six percent of young children demonstrate a high level of creativity, yet only ten percent of adults consider themselves creative. I know you're still highly creative, but you may have forgotten how to tap into that vital part of your skill set. Helping you discover your innate abilities, your potential to innovate, and providing you with actionable take-aways makes me happy. I know tapping into your creative side will make you happy too.
You are inherently creative, even if...
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