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New Sound Certification Teachings into the Five Elements begins Oct 18th from 11 am to 3:30 pm and continues Oct 28th, Nov 4th, Nov 11th, Nov 18th, Nov 25th, until graduation on Dec 2nd, with a make-up day on Dec 9th if needed.This action-packed and informative program covers skilful methods for helping those with Alzheimer's and Dementia, along with the history and fundamentals of Gongs, Singing Bowls, Water Circles, Monochords, and other Indigenous Instruments, including a 3.5-octave Deagan Xylorimba No. 352, F-C, made around 1919–1925 .
Your brain is doing the talking. It's not listening. Because who you think you are is all about you.
We will create Elemental Sound Compositions that are action-packed, informative, and cover skillful methods and means for helping those with Alzheimer's and Dementia, along with the history and fundamentals of Gongs, Singing Bowls, Water Circles, Monochords, and other Indigenous instruments, including a 100-year-old Deagan Xylorimba (also called a Marimba-Xylophone)
This enhances the eyes-open Mindfulness Practice of awakening of Sound, Sight, and Speech, as the rest of this description will remain Secret.
Students receive weekly materials to study between classes and receive the graduation certificate when the program is complete.
Developing your maturity with sound/mindfulness as a skill set is what a lot of professional services are looking for.
Understand the role of a Xylorimba with melodic melody — the sequence of pitches that forms a tune, rhythmic patterns of sounds and silences that give music its pulse, movement, and harmonic support.
Its wide range allows it to play both high, clear tones and low, sustained notes, making it versatile for outlining melodies, adding rhythmic drive, or creating harmonic textures.
Gongs: Produce a deep, resonant, and often meditative tone. They can be used for emphasis, transitions, or to “anchor” the sound in a space.
Singing Bowls: Generate a sustained, harmonic drone with a bell-like tone. They can add depth, warmth, and a sense of space to the ensemble.
By thoughtfully integrating other instruments, you will find new meaning for those who listen.
What a gift that could be.
Your tuition is $300 per class
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