A Journey to World Fame

As a child, Theodore Blythe grew up in listening to the sounds of the ocean

His grandfather always told him that "the ocean doesn't just move, it speaks in ripples and waves."

As Theodore grew older, he desired more and more to be able to speak this hidden language

After searching endlessly, he found the perfect program: Experimental Sound Design at CalArts

Four long years later, after of studying the sounds of drips, laps, and liquid hums, Theo finally understood

He used wine glasses filled with water to translate the language of the ocean

From selling out small high school auditoriums to large concert halls, Theo's fame grew

Soon, the whole world knew of his show, Liquid Frequencies: A Glass Harmonics Experience

Theo now loves constantly touring the country, performing in many big cities, and sharing the language of water

And he hopes that one day he will be able to preform in Carnegie Hall

For now though, Theodore needs a place to escape from cheering crowds

He is looking to build a house in Fort Worth, Texas, somewhere discreet yet accessible

He wants a single bedroom house with a design that highlights his favorite element: water