Sound Healing Teacher Frank Peschke 

Music has been part of Frank Peschke’s life since childhood. A professional musician since 1995, he has spent decades exploring a wide range of instruments, sounds, and the ways they affect us. Frank now plays more than 20 different instruments.

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In 2007, he graduated from Cologne University of Applied Sciences with a Diplom degree in Social Pedagogy. His musical experience and background in social pedagogy remain central to his work with people.

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In 2017, Frank completed sound healing training with Vladimir Ivanchikov at the Satyam Shivam Sundaram Meditation School in India. He gained further hands-on experience through training and collaboration with Aurelio of SVARAM Music in Auroville, India.

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In 2018, he also completed his Reiki Master training.

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Over the years, Frank has collaborated with a number of international sound healing teachers. Quinta Algarve has hosted several international sound healing trainings, including those with Aurelio of SVARAM Music (India), Joseph Schmidlin (USA), and Surinder Angelo (Portugal), who contributed as a local facilitator. Frank took an active role in these trainings, bringing his musical experience and extensive collection of sound healing instruments.

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He is the founder and owner of Quinta Algarve in Monchique, Portugal. It is also home to Quinta for Sound Healing and its dedicated Sound Dome, where he has offered regular live sound journeys, private sessions, and sound healing trainings for many years.

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Frank has been guiding people through sound journeys for more than ten years. He works with a rich variety of instruments, including planetary gongs, crystal singing bowls and crystal pyramids, Tibetan singing bowls, a monochord, handpans, flutes, a shruti box, and tuning forks, as well as voice and overtone singing.

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Today, Frank shares his experience through his own five-day sound healing trainings. His teaching brings together musical knowledge, hands-on instrument practice, and space to develop a personal connection with sound. In small groups, participants learn to play different instruments, weave their sounds together, and create and facilitate their own sound journeys.