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**We have decided to postpone this workshop. Please visit www.eilyaurora.com for future dates and to sign up for our newsletter.**
- Yearn to express yourself musically?
- Curious to experience sound as service?
- Feel a call toward the song of nature?
In this workshop, professional harpist and facilitator, Eily Aurora, collaborates with Alla Guelber, an environmental educator. They guide you through an embodied exploration of music as medicine, experiencing Soundwork, Plant Music and Systemic Constellations to connect to the heart, nature and community.
In Sounding as Service, we invite the group to create sound as a way of sharing together. This experience releases oxytocin and other bonding hormones that support a safe space and sense of connection and community.
Have you ever wondered if plants sing? Indigenous healers have shared that plants possess a spirit essence that communicates through light, sound and vibration. Eily and Alla will improvise live with living plants through the help of the Music of the Plants machine, a device that is able to perceive the electromagnetic variations between plant leaves and root systems, and translates them into sound.
Tune into the universal language of sound through this day-long workshop.
You will:
- Learn techniques to support yourself, your family and community through Sounding as Service
- Be empowered to weave music into your daily life
- Participate in a community sounding practice
- Improvise with a live plant through the Music of the Plants Machine
WORKSHOP DETAILS
$125 - Registration fee
9:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Facilitated by Eily Aurora, with Alla Guelber
Find out more at: www.eilyaurora.com and www.meaningfulworkproject.ca
ABOUT THE FACILITATORS
Our goal is to create artistic and educational collaborations that inspire participants to tune in to the intrinsic resiliency and healing potential of the heart, the strength of community, and the natural world in these times of chaos and instability in our world. Our collaborative process weaves together musical practice and sound work, systemic constellations, transpersonal psychology and participatory leadership.
Eily Aurora is a professional harpist and vocalist, as well as an accomplished facilitator and community organizer. One of her core creative gifts is offering harp music for the wellbeing of others, our community and our planet. At her core she is a co-creative artist and loves to work alongside musicians, practitioners and visionaries to inspire their vision.
Alla Guelber has a background in communications and environmental education, and holds an MA in Environmental Education and Communications from Royal Roads University. She is the founder/director of The Meaningful Work Project, guiding participants on the journey toward aligning their values and their work.
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LocationScarboro Community Center
1727 14 Ave SW, Calgary
Calgary, AB T3C0W8
Canada
Categories
| Minimum Age: 16 |
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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