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An evening of community singing and story nourishment led by Emily Marshall and Jackie Singer.Learn simple songs in harmony in the first half, then drop into peacefulness in low light to listen to a story and sing some more together.
Open to all. You are welcome to join in or listen.
The bar will be open, serving warming drinks after the doors open at 6:40 pm and during the break.
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Under 18s for children who would enjoy a quiet space welcome (but please be aware this event isn't designed for young children)
Please note: If coming by car, the venue can only be reached via Florence Park Road, not Iffley Road.
Cycle or use public transport if you can.
N.B. Refunds, if applied for, will not be issued after Thursday, 10th December.
Jackie Singer is a shamanic artist living in Oxford, UK. She uses her voice as a tool for healing both in one-to-one sessions and in chanting groups. Jackie is also a storyteller, celebrant and author of the book 'Birthrites', and the poetry collection, 'Loom'. Her new album, Songhold is "made to hold the world in love, bringing through a vibration of alignment with the ancestors".
www.jackiesinger.co.uk
Emily Marshall is a community musician and singing leader. She runs Feisty Choir and Singing Assembly in East Oxford, is M.D. for Eynsham Community Choir, and leads workplace choirs for Green Templeton College and the Nuffield Dept. of Primary Health, along with pop-up workshops and events with other natural voice singing leaders. She loves bringing people together in harmony and encouraging people to find their voices. www.emilyschoirs.co.uk
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Florence Park Community Centre, 113 Cornwallis Road, Oxford, OX4 3NH, United Kingdom
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