KeyNotes
Presentations audiences don’t just hear—they feel. The result is deeper engagement, stronger retention, and lasting impact.
Narrative Keynotes
Narrative Keynotes blend storytelling with live cello to explore ideas in a vivid, TED-style experience. Audiences leave not only understanding a concept—but feeling it.
Click here for a list of Topics and Talks OkCello can deliver.
Instrumental Keynotes
Instrumental Keynotes are primarily musical performances with concise, powerful narration, designed to open, transition, or close key moments. They create emotional clarity and help audiences fully absorb the message surrounding them.
Why Organizations Book These
to energize audiences
to reinforce important ideas
to elevate major events
to create memorable moments
Narrtive and Musical Keynotes
How It Works
Each keynote is tailored to your theme, message, and audience. OkCello collaborates with organizers beforehand to ensure the experience aligns seamlessly with your program goals.
Ideal For
Conferences
Summits
Annual meetings
Award ceremonies
Strategic announcements
What Makes This Different?
Most presentations deliver information. OkCello delivers impact—engaging intellect and emotion simultaneously.
When music and message move together, audiences don’t just listen—they remember.
Sample Talk: OkCello delivers a Narrative Keynote on his relationship to his Craft as an artist for Creative Morning Atlanta.
After you reach out, someone from OkCello’s team will schedule a brief discovery call to understand your event and vision.
Frequently Asked Questions
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After you reach out, someone from OkCello’s team will schedule a brief discovery call to understand your event and vision. Usually, a quote for service can be given immediately afterward or by close of that business day.
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Price is variable, depending upon need, type, and length of talk. However, Narrative Keynotes will range between $15,000 - $25,000, and Musical Keynotes will range between $10,000 - $15,000.
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OkCello is based in Atlanta, but travels wherever the opportunity takes him. When traveling by plane, the client must also purchase a seat for his cello as it cannot be checked.