Cynthia Jordan

Mission Statement- To heal the world with music.”

Cynthia often hears, “I will never listen to music the same way again!”

From chart-topping country hits to keynote speaking and soul-stirring musicals, Cynthia Jordan has spent her life turning stories into songs, books, and unforgettable performances. In 1983, her breakout song "Jose Cuervo" became the #1 country song of the year in Billboard Magazine, and was nominated for a Grammy. Her success launched a diverse, lifelong career in the arts. Today, Cynthia proudly calls herself a storyteller.

The week Jose Cuervo became a #1 song she met a cowboy who moved this California surfer girl to his ranch in East Texas. At first it was a bit of a culture shock but the people welcomed her with open arms. With 2 new babies, she began writing and producing songs for children. When the local volunteer fire department asked her to help with a fundraiser she created the KIDS FOR KIDS choir that went on to perform at fairs, festivals, Shriner’s Hospital an Pediatric Wards.

A series of devastating occurred that forced the family to leave the ranch and move to Nashville. Classically trained in 2000, she composed and produced 11 albums of ambient piano music for Page Music from which she received over 5 million downloads on mp3.com world-wide.

Cynthia began receiving many thankful emails and letters saying how her music helped with healing, insomnia, grief and creating a peaceful environment in the workplace.

One day at a bookstore the Mozart Effect was like a beacon calling to her. Cynthia took it home and was amazed she learned about the thousands of studies done on the benefits of music. She began working with Vanderbilt Hospital in Nashville TN and even helped to program their radio station to help students study.

From there she went on a quest! Cynthia joined Toastmasters to learn how to speak and became a DTM. From there she created her keynote and workshop, Music: A Powerful Soul-ution. Her program rooted in the science of music therapy, is credited with inspiring transformation in rehabilitation and recovery centers across the U.S. As a musicologist she demonstrates how to make work fun, access the power within and manifest things that seem impossible to achieve.

Cynthia is the author of 4 music tutorials, 3 historical novels, 7 children’s books, plus two nonfiction works, and 3 full-scale musicals, plus she has composed hundreds of songs across seven genres including Country, Celtic, Theatrical Musicals, and Ambient Piano. She loves working with children and created a children’s ministry she called Kids for Kids.

In 2005 she moved to West Texas where she created a radio show she called AHH RADIO. It airs from 9 to midnight and is programmed to help people relax, study, retain reading, remove creative block and help put the children to sleep. She also created CHILDREN FOR A PEACEFUL WORLD, a musical program for children.

Local history inspired Cynthia to create theater productions. Her musical Miss Pearl’s Parlor, about a high-class brothel in the 1920s, sold out all shows and received standing ovations at its Texas premiere.

One day while visiting Paint Rock, a place full of Native American pictographs, she heard an almost unbelievable story that she felt she just had to tell! She decided to do it with music, narration and song. The Miracle of the Lady in Blue , tells the stunning true story of a cloistered nun, Maria de Agreda who bilocated to Native Americans in the 1600’s. It was performed as a ballet with a full orchestra and has received critical acclaim.

Today living in Parrish, Florida, Cynthia has found fresh inspiration in the sunshine state. Her newest project The Beach, is an entertaining musical about a suicidal man who is rescued by an angel then comes to Siesta Key where he discovers his authentic self.

Always uplifting, always original—Cynthia Jordan proves that the power of music and storytelling can absolutely inspire at a soulful level that can change lives.