Mzuri Moyo Aimbaye

Healing Through the Sound of Music was conceived in 1993 by Lorraine Pope after an incredible synthesis of her passion, training, skill, and talent. Ms. Pope knew passionately as a small child her divine calling and purpose in life as a healer. That passion gave her the drive and determination to complete nursing school and serve as a registered nurse (RN) until 1998, a period of 20yrs.

While serving as an RN, Ms. Pope would on occasion sing while making her rounds. The distinctly unique sound of her singing brought a sense of calm to patients and their families. As time passed, Ms. Pope noticed how her singing provided a unique healing modality that patients and family members found refreshing compared to the traditional medical approach.

She came to recognize that God had also blessed her with the gift of healing through songs that “ease the mind and comforts the soul”. After many years of being reassured by family and friends to offer her singing gift publicly, Ms. Pope developed the confidence to step out onto the public stage. The combination of a lifelong passion, attentive care and dedication as an RN awakened her God given talent as a healer utilizing her angelic voice as her primary instrument.

In 2009, Ms. Pope legally adopted the Swahili name Mzuri (beautiful) Moyo (heart) then later added Aimbaye (who sings). Therefore, Healing Through the Sound of Music is dedicated to creating enlightening educational performances that heal, inpsire and raise historical awareness for viewing audiences of all ages from a beautiful heart who sings, Mzuri Moyo Aimbaye.