Maracas/woodblocks – on the underlined words
Triangle/bells – on the bold syllables. (author unknown)

Antonio, Antonio was tired of living alonio. He thought he would woe, Miss Lissy Maloo, Miss Lissy MaLucy, Malonio.

Antonio, Antonio, rode off on his polo ponio. He found the fair maid, in bowery shade, a sitting and knitting alonio.

solo:
Antonio, Antonio, said if you’ll be my ownio. I’ll love you true and buy for you an icery creamery conio.

counter solo:

Oh, nonio, Antonio, you’re far too bleak and bonio! And all that I wish, you singular fish, is that you will sweetly begonio.
Sound With a Capital “S”
According to Beaulieu, BioSonic means “life sound.” In the field of BioSonics, the fundamental organizing and sustaining factor of our being is sound. Some might refer to this in spiritual terms as “The Divine Intelligence,” “Spirit” or “God” and in therapeutic modalities as craniosacral’s “The Great Tide” and polarity’s “Our Ultrasonic Core.”

Seeing all life as vibrational, Beaulieu focuses on the acoustical phenomena of fundamental sound. “Take any sound and be with it,” he said in an interview from his office in New York. “It’s a fundamental sound. ‘Om’ is a fundamental sound. Pluck a sound on string. First it vibrates as a whole, then divides in half and keeps dividing following a specific sequence to infinity. This is known as the ‘Stairway to Heaven.’ You are actually getting thousands of sounds from one string. Those other sounds are overtones. One sound has many sounds, one string and many sounds.” This, said Beaulieu, is the oneness being expressed in many ways, the concept of unity and diversity, like one stream of water going into a fountain and emerging as many streams.  Read more...