In person event
Collaborative improv, circlesongs, flow, body percussion, human connection, fun... We're delighted to offer you the 2nd edition of the 5-day “Body Music & Circlesongs” workshop, co-facilitated this year by Line Tafomat (France) and Mauricio Sprovieri (Brazil).
For singers and musicians, it's a dive into co-improvisation to sharpen your ability to respond, propose and interact musically with precision and sensitivity. An exploration of vocal and rhythmic textures to enrich your artistic palette and nourish your musical expression.
For music educators and choir directors :
How can more spontaneity and active listening be integrated into a musical collective? This workshop offers concrete tools to enrich the dynamics of an ensemble, encourage the commitment of singers and create lively and organic musical moments.
Circlesongs and body music are powerful tools for developing listening, rhythm and connection between participants. This workshop offers a concrete and progressive approach to integrating these practices into a variety of educational contexts.
What we've concocted for you is a 5-day adventure in improvisation and body music in a direct relationship with the music, which often speaks for itself, offering space for your own creativity and that of others to create together with voice, body and movement. A music where playfulness is at the service of the development of musical skills, pedagogical approaches and relationships with oneself, others and music. Ah, and groovy too ;)
This course is for all levels (i.e For whom section below).
This course will be bilingual in French and English
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