Volodymyr Soroka
Composer, teacher, and creator of the Refrain Method. If language ever felt hard, try a way that feels like music. No stress. No cramming. Just rhythm, clarity, and a language that sings back to you.
Composer, teacher, and creator of the Refrain Method. If language ever felt hard, try a way that feels like music. No stress. No cramming. Just rhythm, clarity, and a language that sings back to you.
Immersive training with the Refrain Method: 7 days for beginners, or 3 days if you already know other languages. You finish reading, understanding, and speaking — no rote memorization.
On memory, rhythm, and how the Refrain Method works. For schools, festivals, learning communities, and anyone curious about a different way.
Want to make your own lessons unforgettable? I help educators integrate rhythm-based learning into any language or subject.
Music, stories, and songs in Esperanto, Ukrainian, or Russian — where learning meets art and connection.
Let’s build something together: a course, a retreat, a school experiment — designed around curiosity and joy.
A full-immersion course where you begin to read, understand, and speak the language — through rhythm, not repetition.
A way to let language stick like a song. No cramming, no pressure — just structure, melody, and memory working together.
The first Esperanto vinyl ever released in the USSR. Music as a message — not just sound.
A recording space where artists from around the world sang in one language — Esperanto — and understood each other.
A learning journey in book form. Simple ideas, poetic rhythm, and a different way to remember.
An open challenge to language teaching methods. No theory, just real-world results — shared with respect.