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The perfection of harmonic vibration relaxes the body, focuses the mind, opens the heart. This workshop will teach you the fundamental techniques of Harmonic Overtone Singing. When mouth and throat are shaped into a resonating chamber, it’s possible to sing a regular pitch and add a mellifluous harmonic tone above it. This is how Tibetan Buddhist monks and Mongolian throat singers sing two or more pitches at once. Come join in the joyful sound of many voices singing as one and there together we will find "Our Higher Voice".
Cost:
$15 if registered and prepaid by Mar. 1st; $20 if registering after the 1st.
Teacher Bio:
Baird Hersey is probably best know as a composer and guitarist. In the '70s and '80s he wrote for and played with his big band The Year of The Ear. The group's performances and recordings were highly regarded for their blend of rhythmic percussion and innovative horn arrangements. Hersey is a National Endowment for the Arts Composition Fellow. His diverse career has encompassed; commissions from the Harvard University, New Mexico Council for the Arts, The Brooklyn Bridge Centennial Sound and Light Spectacular, The HVP Symphony Or chestra, and performances throughout the US and Europe in such different setting as the Berlin Jazz Festival and MTV. He has also composed extensively for television. He has been a student of yoga and overtone singing for 17 years. In 1997 He began the practice of Ashtanga Yoga. The result was a change in his life, his music and his career. He is presently recording his tenth album with Prana. He has studied with Sri K. Pattabhi Jois in Mysore India and with The Gyuto Monks.
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