Come home to your voice.

Corinne Starr is an award-winning Australian artist, Musical Director and educator devoted to awakening the voice in children, in communities, and in the collective heart of humanity. Her work lives at the intersection of music, belonging and social change, where song becomes a bridge between cultures, a catalyst for connection, and a pathway home to self.

As a Musical Director, Corinne is known for her ability to bring large and diverse groups into cohesion through music — shaping collective experiences that are both artistically compelling and deeply human. Honouring language and culture is the heartbeat of these experiences, combining creative direction, facilitation and education to guide participants into a shared field of expression, trust and belonging.

Renowned for the joy she brings to every space she leads, Corinne creates vibrant, music-led experiences that invite people to soften, to listen, and to rise — together. At the centre of her work is a deep commitment to children and the belief that their voices carry not only innocence, but wisdom, clarity and vision for the future.

She is the founder and director of The Universal Youth Choir for Compassion and Connection (UYCCC) — a living, global tapestry of young voices woven across cultures, continents and languages, where children sing in honour of humanity and the Earth. Each song honours First Nations languages and perspectives, ensuring ancient wisdom walks alongside the voices of the next generation.

"Music is our universal language — a rising tide of love, igniting a wildfire of hope, connection, peace and shared humanity across the globe."

Corinne's work has reached international stages, including conducting the largest children's choir for climate action at COP28, where over six million people witnessed the power of young voices united in purpose. She led workshops across Dubai and Abu Dhabi, culminating in a live performance alongside pre-recorded voices from five continents.

Through her program Search for the Sparkle, she creates immersive, values-based learning environments where children explore creativity, emotional expression and their relationship with the natural world. Her bespoke mentoring program Voices of the Future, founded in 2006, has personally mentored over 50 young people to discover, develop and trust their voice as a tool for self-expression, creativity and leadership.

Her work is deeply rooted in respect for culture and community, collaborating with First Nations communities in Australia and Indigenous communities in Indonesia to preserve and share cultural stories through music. Over the past two decades she has partnered with philanthropic organisations including The Island Foundation (Indonesia), Caring for Cambodia, St. Jude's (Africa), The Little Dreams Foundation (Switzerland), and One Mob Dreaming Choir (Australia).

Alongside her work with children, Corinne has engaged over 50,000 participants globally through her program Discover Your Voice, partnering with organisations including MCI, Unilever, Moët Hennessy, Diageo, Nike and Shell. Her methodology draws on both artistic practice and emerging research in the neuroscience of singing — its capacity to regulate the nervous system, increase oxytocin and strengthen social bonding.

As a multi-award-winning artist, she has toured internationally with her work Melt, performing to audiences of up to 20,000 — including the opening of the Youth Olympic Games in Singapore. She has released five albums to date and is creating her sixth, with compositions receiving multi-million views globally. Melt, released at the Stonehenge Summer Solstice, received a World Peace Award, and its accompanying film won two Best Nature Film awards in the United States.

She has collaborated with musicians whose credits include Michael Jackson, Bette Midler, Christina Aguilera, Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin and James Taylor. She has composed for three children's musicals in Singapore, written a hit song for the Hi-5 television series, and in 2021 published 10 Reasons Why Singing is Freedom, supporting mental health and wellbeing through singing.

Everything Corinne creates is guided by a clear and unwavering intention: to bring people back into relationship with themselves, with each other, and with the living world around them — nurturing a generation of voices who will not only sing… but lead, listen and shape a more peaceful, compassionate and connected world.